Unfortunately, Springs Adventure Park has permanently closed. Please check out other Colorado theme parks.
You could soar through the air to finally dunk a basketball, race through a ninja warrior obstacle course, dodge rotating arms attempting to knock you off a podium, and play classic arcade games with modern twists. All of these activities and many more could be found at Springs Adventure Park in Colorado Springs.
The Springs Adventure Park was full of exciting ways to spend a day. Whether coming for a day with friends, a birthday party, or a family outing, it was certain that everyone would have a blast.
Activities
There were a myriad of activities to fill your day at the Springs Adventure Park.
Trampoline Court – The facility, opened in 2014, included a trampoline sports court, which hosted games of 3D dodgeball and allowed patrons to achieve trampoline-assisted dunks above their basketball rivals. The 60 trampolines came together to form a surface with endless possibilities of flips, tricks, and fun, all while getting a lot of exercise.
Ninja Warrior Course – Aside from the hallmark trampoline court, the Springs Adventure Park sported a 16-obstacle Ninja Warrior course, an Arcade, a Toddler Area, and the games Wipe Out and Battle Joust. In the Ninja Warrior course, visitors attempted to complete a course full of physical challenges in the shortest possible time. Guests jumped from surface to surface, swung from the monkey bars, and raced toward the finish line as quickly as they could.
Arcade – The Arcade consisted of such classics as Ice Ball, Hoop Fever, and Ice Hockey, as well as many vintage games with modern twists like Jurassic Park and the World’s Largest Pac-Man. There was also a VR gaming system within the Adventure Park that transported players into the virtual worlds of Fruit Ninja, Space Pirate, Beat Saber, and to experience the use of Google Earth in a brand-new way.
Toddler Area – In the Toddler Area, children played on an inflatable bounce house and a three-story jungle gym. It was perfect to get the energy out of the little ones.
Wipe Out – While playing Wipe Out, participants accepted the deceitfully difficult task of remaining on an inflatable podium while mechanical arms revolved around the center, knocking people off their perches. Ducking, diving, and dodging would only go so far as one by one, people fell off their podium, leaving one victor.
Battle Joust – In a similar game, Battle Joust, two participants battled to knock the other off a pedestal using their inflatable jousting stick.
Parties – It was also a perfect place to host a birthday party. Party packages were available to provide the best experience for your group. It let parents and guardians sit back and relax as the details were taken care of, and the kids had the time of their lives exploring what the park had to offer.
A combination arcade, trampoline park, and ninja warrior course, a trip to Springs Adventure Park made a great year-round activity. With more than 50 trampolines that spanned the floor and walls, visitors could bounce, flip, and jump to their heart’s content. For even more fun, they headed over to the Ninja Warrior section of the park to try to conquer the 16 obstacles that span 80 feet.
Games like dodgeball and basketball were made even more fun when played on a trampoline, and the park’s Battle Joust arena let participants fight to see who could stay on their pedestal the longest. For small children, the Toddler Area had inflatable bounce houses.
Reservations could be made online. Jump socks had to be worn by all participants, and were available for purchase on-site.
Details
Address: 2512 Airport Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80910
Season: Closed
Website: facebook.com/SpringsAdventurePark