Urban Air Adventure Park

Description

Urban Air Adventure Park is located at 3147 Middle Coutry Road, Lake Grove. There are more than 12 ccessible spaces in the large, paved parking lot.  Street-level, automatic doors lead to the welcome area.

There is ample space throughout.  At the Cafe you can order food at the counter, and get a buzzer that lets you know when your food is ready.

Restrooms are in a hallway in the rear. There are men's and women's multi-stall restrooms with  accessible stalls as well as two, large, accessible, single-occupancy restrooms with wheelchair-accessible sinks and baby-changing stations.

Checklist

• Last Date Visited:  08-08-25
• Attraction Type:  kid-friendly, popular places
• Number of accessible spaces:  12 plus
• Location of accessible spaces:  near entrance
• Surface of lot:  paved
• Distance to venue:  depends on where you have to park
• Transportation to venue offered:  na
• Terrain:  flat
• Places to rest:  no seating outside, but plenty of seating inside
• Paths and walkways:  concrete sidewalk in front
• Location of accessible entrance:  main entrance
• Doors:  street-level, automatic doors
• Number of floors:  1
• Elevators:  none
• Ramps:  none
• Steps and staircases:  none
• Width of aisles:  ample space throughout
• Places to sit:  seating throughout
• Location of restrooms:  hallway to right of the cafe, near the party rooms
• Type of restroom:  multi-stall, with a large, accessible stall, and single-occupancy, accessible
• Ease of entry and exit:  easy
• Available food services:  cafe
• Friendliness of staff:  very friendly
• Baby changing station:  yes
• Point of Contact:  Roberta Rosenberg

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Although I had been on a tour of Urban Air Adventure Park with  Joe, this was my first visit with my 10 year old , granddaughter, who was visiting from Washington, DC. The website says one can “unlock incredible adventure,” which we certainly found to be true. One can “jump, soar, race, climb and play in their 48,000 square feet of the “ultimate indoor playground for the entire family.”  I’m pretty sure we took advantage of almost everything.

Parking was easy in the large, paved lot. There are more than twelve handicapped (van) – accessible spaces throughout. 

Street-level, push-button assist doors lead to the welcome area.

Colorful lights and incredibly high ceilings, whet one’s appetite. There are climbing walls, tubes playground, climbing hill, adventure hub, reality area, bumper cars, ball pits, Sky Rider indoor  zip line, a Warrior Obstacle Course, and trampolines to name a few. The cafe has a  full menu and plenty of seating .

Multi-stall restrooms are located in a hallway to the right of the cafe, near the party rooms. They each have a large, handicapped stall and wheelchair-accessible sinks. There are also two large, single-occupancy family restrooms, equipped with baby changing stations.

Urban Air is a great place that is easily accessible. Aisles are wide and there are many places to sit.  I can’t wait to take my granddaughter there when she visits from California. If you have any questions about accessibility, or anything else, don’t hesitate to call and ask. (631) 861-4125

PLEASE,  don’t forget to make a reservation!

My granddaughter had a wonderful time trying out all of the activities. She can’t wait for a return visit!

As always, we at Destination Accessible advise you to visit a venue’s website, http://www.urbanairtrampolinepark.com">www.urbanairtrampolinepark.com, when planning a visit, to “know before you go.” 

Location

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