MACON, Ga. — Ziplining, double level go-carting, and mini golfing.
Those are just some of the activities Steven Jackson says folks will be able to do at a new indoor adventure park in Macon.
Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park is set to come to 156 Tom Hill Sr. Blvd., the old K Mart building, this fall.
The Macon location will be one of nearly 250 franchise locations across the country.
Jackson is the franchise co-owner of Macon's Urban Air location along with his wife, Kyanne, and another couple from Atlanta, Lonnie and Alison McReynolds .
Jackson says the 53,000-square foot building will also have wall climbing, laser tag, and eight birthday party rooms.
“Full of excitement. 20 different attractions under one roof,” Jackson said. “Like I said, we call ourselves an indoor amusement park.”
Here’s a list of all the attractions at Urban Air:
- Spin zone
- Flip zone
- Dodgeball
- Laser tag
- Apex
- Basketball course
- Drop zone
- Battle beam
- Performance pit
- Soft play
- Warrior course
- Climbing wall
- Ropes course
- Zip line \ sky rider
- Climbing hill
- Wipe out
- Leap of faith
- Go karts
- Multi sport simulator
The facility will bring 100 new jobs to Macon when it opens. Jackson says they’ve put out application links on their website and Facebook page, and they’ve already received over 220 applications.
“That’s a good thing,” he said. “We’re looking to hire within the next 20 or 30 days.”
Jackson says Urban Air is be kid friendly and fun for adults too. He calls it a "one-stop-shop" for family entertainment needs.
The park will have a full café where they’ll serve beer and wine.
“Urban Air is a place where you won’t have to just drop off your kids, it will be a place where the family can meet and everyone will be able to enjoy themselves,” Jackson said.
The Macon native says he and his family travel to Atlanta often for entertainment, so he’s happy to now be able to bring some fun to the Central Georgia area to enjoy.
“I feel like it’s a blessing to be able to bring something back to my hometown,” he said.
Jackson says there will be temperature checks upon entry at Urban Air and they will be implementing social distancing inside.
They will also be sanitizing all of the attractions after each use.