Sevier Air

Why go: Sevier Air packs 38,000 square feet of trampolines, a timed Ninja Warrior course, and a three-story climbing net under one Governor’s Crossing roof, making it the largest indoor family adventure park in Sevierville.

About Sevier Air Trampoline & Ninja Warrior Park

Sevier Air sits inside Governor’s Crossing and bills itself as Sevierville’s largest indoor family adventure park, with 38,000 square feet of active attractions packed under one weatherproof roof. The mix is built for jumpers and climbers of every age, from toddlers in the dedicated mini area to teens chasing leaderboard times on the ninja course.

The trampoline arena anchors the floor with wall-to-wall jump space, a dodgeball court, a basketball court for slam-dunk attempts off the bounce, and an Air Bag Jump for soft landings on practice flips. A separate junior Ninja Warrior course runs alongside the advanced course, so younger kids and beginners get age-appropriate obstacles while taller and more experienced ninjas tackle the warp wall, hanging bags, and spider wall.

The three-story NetWORX net system gives smaller children their own multi-level climbing playground, with tunnels and slides that connect through the structure. A Battle Beam, rock climbing wall, and the recently added laser tag arena round out the activity mix. The on-site Ninja Cafe handles concessions when families need a pizza break or an ice cream cool-down. Sevier Air is a member of the International Association of Trampoline Parks (IATP).

Getting to Sevier Air Trampoline & Ninja Warrior Park

Sevier Air is located inside the mall at Governor’s Crossing, just off Winfield Dunn Parkway. The complex sits across from Walmart on Collier Drive, which makes it an easy detour from the Parkway corridor whether you are staying near the Sevierville airport or coming up from the Pigeon Forge end of Highway 66. Parking is shared with the surrounding outlet shops, with plenty of free spaces close to the entrance.

Why Choose Sevier Air Trampoline & Ninja Warrior Park

Sevier Air earns repeat visits by stacking variety into a single ticket and keeping the experience consistent year-round. Where outdoor adventure parks in the Smokies are weather-dependent and seasonal, this is a fully indoor, climate-controlled venue that runs the same lineup whether it is pouring rain in July or freezing in February.

• Largest indoor adventure park in the area. The 38,000-square-foot footprint is bigger than any other trampoline or ninja venue between Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg.
• One ticket covers everything. A single hourly admission includes trampolines, both ninja courses, the NetWORX climbing system, dodgeball, basketball, and the air bag, instead of charging à la carte per attraction.
• Timed Ninja Warrior course with leaderboard. The advanced course is timed so groups can compete head-to-head or chase the all-time best run, which adds a competitive layer most trampoline parks skip.
• Three-story NetWORX net system. Few parks in the Smokies offer a dedicated multi-level net play structure, and this one is sized specifically for younger kids who would otherwise sit out the bigger trampolines.
• Weatherproof rainy-day option. Indoor operation seven days a week makes it a reliable backup for cabin rental weeks when the forecast changes plans.
• IATP-certified operation. Membership in the International Association of Trampoline Parks signals adherence to industry safety standards for an activity that varies widely operator to operator.

Must Do at Sevier Air Trampoline & Ninja Warrior Park

A general admission ticket includes the full attraction lineup, so the question is which experiences to prioritize once you are inside the door.

• Timed Ninja Warrior Course. The signature attraction. Tackle the warp wall, spider wall, hanging door, rock wall, and hanging bags against the clock, with the time posted so groups can compete.
• Junior Ninja Warrior Course. Built specifically for jumpers under four feet tall with scaled obstacles that mirror the advanced course, so smaller kids get the full ninja experience without skipping ahead.
• NetWORX 3-Story Net System. A multi-level netted climbing playground designed for ages two to ten, with internal tunnels and a slide that drops climbers near the Ninja Cafe.
• Trampoline Dodgeball. Group games run on the dedicated court throughout the day, and the bounce surface makes for unpredictable dodges and longer rallies than the gym-class version.
• Trampoline Basketball. Slam-dunk attempts off the bounce on a kid-friendly hoop height, the easiest way to feel like an NBA highlight reel without the vertical.
• Air Bag Jump. A foam-cushioned landing zone for practicing flips and tricks that visitors would not attempt on a hard trampoline floor.
• Battle Beam. A padded joust beam where two participants face off with foam batons until one falls into the surrounding pit. Crowd favorite for older kids.
• Laser Tag Arena. The newest addition. A separate arena tag experience that runs as its own ticketed session inside the park.

What to Expect

Active attractions of this kind have rules and prep steps that catch first-time visitors off guard, so it pays to know what is required before you walk in.

• Waiver required for every participant. Online and printable versions are available on the Sevier Air website, and a single waiver is valid for one year. Filling it out at home shortens check-in considerably.
• Height and age rules apply per attraction. Jumpers under 42 inches tall must be supervised by a parent on the trampolines. The NetWORX system is for ages two to ten. The advanced Ninja Warrior course is restricted to participants over four feet tall, with the junior course handling everyone shorter.
• Sevier Air grip socks are required and included. Branded socks come with every ticket. You cannot jump in bare feet or in your own socks.
• Tennis shoes for the Ninja Warrior course. Closed-toe athletic shoes are required for the ninja obstacles, separate from the sock-only trampoline area.
• Arrive 15 minutes early. Check-in, waiver verification, and a brief safety orientation eat into your jump time if you walk in at your start time.
• Sessions are timed. Admission is sold by the hour or the two-hour block, with the clock starting at your scheduled jump time. Two-hour tickets carry the better per-minute value.
• Children’s tickets cost less. Kids six and under pay a reduced rate, which makes the venue more attractive for families with younger children than parks with flat pricing.
• Spectators get in free. Parents who only want to watch from the seating area do not need a ticket.
• Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable. Plan around weather and group size before booking, since changes are not accepted after purchase.
• On-site Ninja Cafe. Pizza, snacks, and ice cream are available for purchase, so families can spend a full afternoon without leaving for food.
• Accessibility is limited for active areas. Spectator seating works for visitors with mobility limitations, but the trampoline floor, climbing net, and ninja courses are not suited for wheelchairs or assistive devices. Call ahead to discuss specific needs.

Nearby in Sevierville

• Dig’n Zone Theme Park. A hands-on construction-themed park where kids operate real excavators, mini bulldozers, and skid steers under supervised play.
• SpeedPark NASCAR. Outdoor go-kart racing on the Parkway with tracks built for different ages and skill levels, plus arcade games and bumper boats.
• Rainforest Adventure Zoo. A small indoor zoo with reptiles, primates, and other tropical animals along a guided walking path, well paired with Sevier Air on a rainy-day rotation.

Explore More

My Smoky Mountain Guide Sevierville is a great resource for finding things to do and places to eat.

• Sevierville Food & Beverage Guide. Restaurants, breweries, and coffee stops across Sevierville for refueling before or after a session at the park.
• Sevierville Outdoor Adventure. Ziplines, riding stables, helicopter tours, and caverns for visitors who want to take the day outside.
• Sevierville Attractions. The full directory of indoor and outdoor family attractions, theme parks, and museums in town.
• Sevierville Things to Do. The top-level guide to attractions, outdoor adventure, entertainment, and seasonal events in Sevierville.