$19 for a Five-Visit Pass to Catch Air (Up to $40 Value). 4 Locations Available.
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Three-story soft play castle and variety of fun and safe activities capture kids' attention
A child’s imagination, like the universe or a confused soccer player, knows no bounds. Nurture blossoming creativity with today’s Groupon: for $19, you get a five-visit pass (up to a $40 value) to Catch Air, an indoor play center for children ages 12 and younger. Choose between locations in Cumming, Johns Creek, Marietta, or Suwanee.
Catch Air captures children's attention with a warehouse full of activities, including ball pits, a three-story soft play castle, a merry-go-round, and a climbing pavilion. A host of arcade games keeps tiny fingers nimble enough to french-braid a doll's eyelashes, and the triple-decker play castle lays the groundwork for performances of Rapunzel on the Moon. Tykes can dive into a ball pit or race one another on a merry-go-round. Though activities vary between locations, each Catch Air features soft, fire-resistant mats fit to withstand laser-dance marathons and repel incense salesmen. While children partake in child-oriented activities, adults can peruse the net using free WiFi.
Though Catch Air sometimes features a discounted price online, this Groupon still offers the best deal available.
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About Catch Air
A motley collection of secure and sanitized play structures dominates each Catch Air location's indoor play arena to sate the lively imaginations of children as well as the safety concerns of their parents. Each of the four locations opens its doors seven days a week to unique lineups of attractions, including three-tiered castles covered in colorful nets and padding, with space shuttles attached to appease every child's love of anachronism. Tykes 12 and younger can wade through ball pits or take to an interactive, light-up dance floor to practice moves before they reach the age when practicing becomes embarrassing. The staff maintain a watchful eye at all times and clean every play structure daily before opening. Staffers also host parties to celebrate birthdays or the end of second-grade finals week.