Big Air Trampoline Park Bouncing Into Centerville This Fall

Big Air is set to bring high-flying adventure to Centerville this fall with its new location opening at 2930 Watson Boulevard, Suite 2, Centerville, GA 31028. Franchise owner Dustin Pelletier shared with Business Debut that the park is anticipated to open in late fall 2025, though an exact date remains to be confirmed.

This expansive, under-35,000-square-foot indoor trampoline park features 60 diverse activities suited for kids, teenagers, and adults. "Big Air trampoline park is a family-friendly entertainment venue for families and kids of all ages," said Pelletier. "Our aim is to provide a fun, safe adventure area for all ages and skill levels that caters to different people."

Among the standout attractions are unique Big Air activities such as Arena X, a challenge involving hidden glowing lights and point scoring, and Orbit, where participants dodge a spinning arm on an octagonal trampoline. Visitors can also enjoy a mechanical bull, climbing walls, a rope course, and dedicated areas for kids aged six and under.

Adding to the appeal is Big Eats Cafe, where guests can enjoy freshly-made kid-friendly fare, including pizza, chicken wings, hot dogs, churros, funnel cake fries, and jumbo pretzels. “We don't bring in pizzas from outside vendors. We make them fresh,” Pelletier noted. “It really sets us apart, especially for birthday parties.”

The café accommodates up to 100 guests and offers five private party rooms, each holding an additional 40 people. Operating hours will vary in accordance with the school calendar.

When school is in session, hours are as follows:

• Monday & Tuesday: 3 pm–8 pm
• Wednesday & Thursday:
  • 10 am–1 pm: Toddler Time (ages 6 and under only)
  • 1 pm–3 pm: Midday Madness (for homeschoolers/virtual learners)
  • 3 pm–8 pm: General admission
• Friday: 3 pm–10 pm (Cosmic Night from 7 pm)
• Saturday: 10 am–10 pm (Cosmic Night from 7 pm)
• Sunday: 1 pm–8 pm

When school is out (during breaks & holidays), schedule adjustments include:

• Weekdays: 10 am–8 pm
• Weekends: 10 am–10 pm

Cosmic Nights, held on Friday and Saturday evenings, feature DJ lights and an energetic vibe similar to cosmic bowling, but trampoline-style. It's designed to be family-friendly yet undeniably cool, according to Pelletier.

Dustin Pelletier transitioned into trampoline parks after managing a successful family-owned concrete construction business for a decade. “As my kids were growing up, we thought, let’s do something more fun that we can all be a part of,” he recalled. This led to the sale of the family business and his entry into Big Air as their inaugural franchisee.

This upcoming location will be Pelletier’s fifth Big Air site. He holds the distinction of being the first-ever franchisee of the California-based brand, having first opened a park in Spartanburg, South Carolina. His has since expanded to multiple cities, with future growth planned in Athens and Columbus, Georgia.

For the latest updates on the opening, hiring, and sneak peeks, follow Big Air Warner Robins on Facebook and visit their website.