Friday, May 3, 2013
The park has 130 interconnected trampolines, dodgeball courts, foam pit and rock-climbing wall.
A new trampoline park will have its grand opening Saturday, May 4 in New Berlin. The 25,000 square-foot park will include 130 interconnected trampolines; 2,000 square feet designated for two dodgeball courts; a 750-square-foot foam pit; a rock-climbing wall; and a pizza and concession area. Helium Trampoline Park, located at 16235 W. Beloit Rd., is the first in Wisconsin. The park also offers party packages. See webiste for more information. Pricing information: $10 for 60 minutes $13 for 90 minutes $16 for 120 minutes Hours: Mon –Thurs: 3pm – 9pm Friday: 3pm – 11pm Sat: 10am- 11pm Sunday: 10am – 9pm
Friday, April 19, 2013
Helium Trampoline Park in New Berlin is opening May and will include a number of attractions, such as 130 interconnected trampolines.
The new helium trampoline park, which was slated to open April 27, will now open May in New Berlin. According to a post made on Milwaukee Jobs, the park will now have its grand opening on Saturday, May 4. The 25,000 square-foot park will include 130 interconnected trampolines; 2,000 square feet designated for two dodgeball courts; a 750-square-foot foam pit; a rock-climbing wall; and a pizza and concession area.
Monday, April 15, 2013
Helium Trampoline Park in New Berlin is opening at the end of the month and will include a number of attractions, such as 130 interconnected trampolines.
A new helium trampoline park is slated to open April 27 in New Berlin. The 25,000 square-foot park will include 130 interconnected trampolines; 2,000 square feet designated for two dodgeball courts; a 750-square-foot foam pit; a rock-climbing wall; and a pizza and concession area. Helium Trampoline Park, owned by a Waukesha man, would be the first in Wisconsin. It will open at 16235 W. Beloit Rd. Trampoline parks have been rapidly growing in the United States, according to an article in USA Today.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Attractions include 130 interconnected trampolines, two trampoline dodgeball stadiums and much more. The park is holding job fairs next week.
A new helium trampoline park will be opening in mid-April in New Berlin. Helium Trampoline Park, owned by a Waukesha man, would be the first in Wisconsin. Trampoline parks have been rapidly growing in the United States, according to an article in USA Today. Attractions include 130 interconnected trampolines; two trampoline dodgeball stadiums; a 750 square foot foam pit; and a rock climbing wall. The park is holding a job fair on three separate days: When: Where: 16235 West Beloit Road New Berlin, WI 53151
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Helium Trampoline would be the first trampoline park in Wisconsin, if it is approved by New Berlin.
If you could spend your day jumping from trampoline to trampoline, would you? A Waukesha businessman is looking to build an indoor trampoline park in New Berlin. The trampoline park would be the first in Wisconsin, although there have been 70 trampoline parks built since the first one opened in Las Vegas in 2004, according to a document filed with the City of New Berlin. Trampoline parks have been rapidly growing in the United States, according to an article in USA Today. The owner of the proposed park is Steve Steidl, execuive director of KHS USA, 880 Bahcall Court, in Waukesha. Steidl is seeking a conditional use permit to operate Helium Trampoline at 16235 W. Beloit Road. The city is holding a public hearing on the proposal at 6 p.m. …
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JMAN
9:29 am on Saturday, May 11, 2013
http://youtu.be/VQIKlIaze-U So Sab--- Please... rethink what you wrote... they are not literally putting Helium in this joint(forehead smack) Although you are right... helium shortages have been going on for awhile Thats why you don't get balloons and TGIFridays anymore. Those complaining about broken bones and lawsuits... That is why you sign a liability waiver. Broken bones happen. If you … more ›