Airloop, in Lancy on the outskirts of Geneva, is a 1,200 m² trampoline park combining aerial sports and virtual reality. Jump, climb a suspended rope course and try immersive simulators, on your own, with friends or with the family.
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Main highlights
- Trampoline zones for all levels, with dives into a foam pit
- Spider Accrobranche suspended 4 m high, with a maze and acrobatic challenges
- Mini-jumpers area with kid-sized trampolines, a ball pit, a slide and a climbing wall
Overview
Airloop is a leisure park located in Lancy, on the outskirts of Geneva. Covering 1,200 m², it offers a wide range of sporty and fun activities centred on trampolining, with both an athletic and an artistic dimension.
The park is divided into two main areas. The first is devoted to aerial sports : trampolines, a rope course and skill games. The second hosts virtual reality attractions. Activities are suitable for all ages and all levels.
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What to see and do
The main area features several trampoline zones suited to different levels. Beginners can learn safely, while experienced jumpers can try Olympic-style diving with landings in a foam pit.
The Spider Accrobranche, suspended 4 m high, offers a course with a maze and acrobatic challenges. Other facilities round out the offer : a dodgeball court, cardio walls for climbing races and a slackline for balance duels.
The second area is dedicated to virtual reality. Immersive simulators such as “Hurricane 360”, “Overtake”, “ISS Rescue”, “This is not the end” and “Operation Black Space” transport visitors into virtual worlds. Equipment is provided and instructions are given on site.
Practical information
Getting there : the park is in Lancy and can be reached by Geneva public transport.
Visitors : some sessions are reserved for children and others for adults. A mini-jumpers zone welcomes the youngest.
On site : lockers for your belongings and safety equipment provided, including the non-slip socks required on the trampolines.
Visiting tips
Wear comfortable clothing and empty your pockets before jumping. Store your belongings in the lockers.
With family, bring the youngest to the mini-jumpers zone, with child-sized trampolines, a ball pit, a slide and a climbing wall.
Nearby attractions
- CERN, in Meyrin, opens up particle physics to the public in the laboratory where the Web was invented.
- The Bois de la Bâtie features a wildlife park of local species, shady trails and playgrounds.
- The Villa Bernasconi, a mansion dating from 1828, is Lancy’s municipal art centre.
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