Sports & Active Play · Enfield, Enfield

AirHop Enfield

A trampoline park in Enfield with a weekly SEN session (Mondays 6–7pm, term-time and holidays) — capped numbers, no music and reduced lighting. The building is step-free, but the activities can't be used from a wheelchair.

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What is this place?

AirHop Adventure & Trampoline Park Enfield (formerly Jump In) runs a dedicated SEN session every Monday 6–7pm, designed for people with additional needs (autism groups welcome). AirHop's public pages describe capped attendance (fewer people), no music and reduced lighting to avoid sensory overload; grip socks must be worn (extra cost) and everyone should arrive 20 minutes early. AirHop confirmed the SEN session runs in both term-time and school holidays. Prices (checked 2026-08-19): £10.90 per participant until 31 Aug 2026, then £12.45 from 1 Sept 2026; AirHop grip socks £2.95–£3.05 per pair — check the current booking page. A free essential-companion ticket is available with accepted proof of disability (for example DLA/PIP, Attendance or Carer's Allowance, Incapacity Benefit/ESA/DSA, a DID card, a valid Blue Badge, a BD8/CVI, or a CredAbility Access Card carrying the Essential Companion symbol) — general letters and carer ID cards aren't accepted; a second companion ticket can be requested with specific evidence of the need; the disabled passholder must attend, there must be at least one responsible adult, and a Companion Pass user must be at least 12. Access note: the building, café and reception are step-free, but the activity equipment is not — wheelchair users cannot take part in any activity while remaining in their wheelchair (you'd need to transfer out and reach the courts). There's an accessible toilet (which can also be used for baby or clothes changing); AirHop confirmed it is not a registered Changing Places toilet. There is no dedicated quiet, sensory or breakout space and no ear defenders, though the general seating area tends to be very quiet during the SEN session. The session's age range and any other adjustments aren't published — check the current booking calendar before travelling.

SEND & access at a glance

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Quiet space
SEND & access options
Ear defenders
Step-free
Accessible toilet
Changing Places
Accessible parking
Sensory-adapted sessions

SEND & access options

Dedicated sessions, accessible performances and access support — relaxed, sensory-adapted, quiet, autism-friendly, signed/audio-described, or an access service. Not every session at a venue is one of these.

Session dates, times and prices change — always check current times with the venue before travelling.

SEN Session

Weekly (term-time & holidays)

SEND session

Every Monday, 6:00–7:00pm

AirHop confirmed it runs in both term-time and school holidays (no Monday is exempt) — but check the current booking calendar before travelling, as operational schedules can change.

A calmer trampoline session for people with additional needs (autism groups welcome): capped attendance (fewer people), no music and reduced lighting. AirHop grip socks must be worn (extra cost); arrive 20 minutes early.

Booking: Book via the AirHop booking calendar. Prices (checked 2026-08-19): £10.90pp until 31 Aug 2026, then £12.45pp from 1 Sept 2026; grip socks £2.95–£3.05/pair. A free essential-companion ticket needs accepted proof of disability.

Venue website · checked 2026-08-19

Sensory environment

  • Noise

    During SEN sessions there is no music, with fewer people and less noise.

    Venue website · checked 2026-08-19
  • Lighting

    Reduced lighting during SEN sessions, to avoid glare and sensory overload.

    Venue website · checked 2026-08-19
  • Crowds & capacity

    SEN sessions are capped (fewer people) for a quieter, calmer experience.

    Venue website · checked 2026-08-19
  • Quiet space / chill-out area

    AirHop confirmed there is no dedicated quiet, sensory or breakout space. A general seating area is available, which AirHop says tends to be very quiet during the SEN session — but it isn't a dedicated quiet space.

    AirHop Enfield — venue email response (supporting correspondence held privately by WonderTrail) · checked 2026-08-19
  • Sensory room

    No dedicated sensory room or space.

    AirHop Enfield — venue email response (supporting correspondence held privately by WonderTrail) · checked 2026-08-19
  • Ear defenders

    AirHop confirmed ear defenders are not available — bring your own if you need them.

    AirHop Enfield — venue email response (supporting correspondence held privately by WonderTrail) · checked 2026-08-19
  • Sensory equipment & resources

    We couldn't confirm this from the venue's published accessibility information.

    Venue website · checked 2026-08-19
  • Freedom to move / leave & re-enter

    We couldn't confirm this from the venue's published accessibility information.

    Venue website · checked 2026-08-19

SEND provision

Physical accessibility

  • Step-free access

    Step-free access into and around the building, café and reception. IMPORTANT: this covers getting into the building, NOT taking part in the activities — the activity equipment itself is not step-free (see wheelchair access).

    AirHop Enfield — venue email response (supporting correspondence held privately by WonderTrail) · checked 2026-08-19
  • Wheelchair accessible

    Wheelchair users cannot take part in any activity while remaining in their wheelchair. Someone who can transfer out of their wheelchair and reach the courts can use the equipment; the building itself is step-free.

    AirHop Enfield — venue email response (supporting correspondence held privately by WonderTrail) · checked 2026-08-19
  • Accessible toilet

    An accessible toilet is available (it can also be used for baby changing or changing clothes).

    AirHop Enfield — venue email response (supporting correspondence held privately by WonderTrail) · checked 2026-08-19
  • Changing Places toilet

    AirHop confirmed the accessible toilet is not a registered Changing Places toilet — it is an accessible toilet, not a Changing Places facility.

    AirHop Enfield — venue email response (supporting correspondence held privately by WonderTrail) · checked 2026-08-19
  • Accessible parking

    We couldn't confirm this from the venue's published accessibility information.

    Venue website · checked 2026-08-19
  • Hearing loop

    We couldn't confirm this from the venue's published accessibility information.

    Venue website · checked 2026-08-19

Visit planning

Address
AirHop Enfield, 22 Lumina Park, Lumina Way, Enfield EN1 1FS
Borough
Enfield
Age range
Not confirmed
Indoor / outdoor
Indoor trampoline & adventure park
Opening
SEN session: every Monday 6:00–7:00pm — check the current booking calendar before travelling. · checked 2026-08-19
Booking
Book via the AirHop booking calendar; arrive 20 minutes before the session. A free essential-companion ticket needs accepted proof of disability (see AirHop's accessibility / companion policy). Check the current booking page. · checked 2026-08-19
Typical visit length
1 hour (the SEN session). · checked 2026-08-19
Price
Checked 2026-08-19: £10.90 per participant until 31 Aug 2026, then £12.45 from 1 Sept 2026. AirHop grip socks £2.95–£3.05 per pair. Prices change from 1 September — check the current booking page. · checked 2026-08-19
Getting there
At Lumina Way, near Southbury (Overground) — check step-free status and your route.
Website
www.airhop.co.uk/adventure-trampoline-park-enfield/

Opening times, prices and booking can change — please check before you travel.

Sources & provenance

This is a WonderTrail Researched listing — compiled independently from public sources. AirHop Enfield has directly confirmed seven accessibility details by email, but the listing as a whole has not been reviewed or claimed by the venue. Sources checked:

“Not confirmed” means we couldn't verify that detail from the sources we checked — not that it's unavailable. Where a source confirms something is genuinely absent, we show it as a clear ✕. If a specific need matters for your visit, please contact the venue to check. Parent-reported experiences (added later) will always be shown separately from verified venue information.

Contact the venue to confirm a specific requirement: www.airhop.co.uk/adventure-trampoline-park-enfield/

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