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Urban Air Adventure Park to bring new level of excitement and entertainment to Hazlet

Urban Air Adventure Park will be bringing a new level of excitement and entertainment to Hazlet.

The indoor adventure park, located at 3010 Route 35, is expected to open later this year in the nearly 40,000-square-foot space that was the former home to Kmart and Pathmark stores.

“We know families are looking for ways to spend more time together and, as the premier destination for family fun and adventure, we’re thrilled to bring our park experience to even more families in Hazlet,” Urban Air CEO Jay Thomas said. “Each park is equipped with unique and patented attractions, giving families a one-of-a-kind experience and allowing them to be active, soar to new heights and reach new limits, all while having fun and making memories.”

Urban Air Hazlet says it will provide excellent customer service and a safe, affordable experience suitable for all ages.

The new adventure park will offer a full lineup of activities, such as an intense ropes course, APEX trampolines, the Runway Tumble Track that offers flexibility to those who flip, handspring and cartwheel down its track, and laser tag, where guests can set their phasers to fun. The Battle Beam and Wipeout area round out the competitive options available for a day of physical tests and endurance.

Urban Air Hazlet will also bring approximately 60 jobs to the area.

There are seven Urban Air locations scattered throughout the Garden State. The spots are located in Avenel, Hazlet, Lawrence Township, Milltown, Sicklerville, South Hackensack and Toms River.

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