Three hours of movement. A day they’ll never forget.
A school has one PT period. We give every child three hours of continuous, whole-body movement — indoors, air-conditioned, and run by trained court monitors so nobody queues and nobody sits out.
Physical activity, not a queue.
The WHO asks for 60 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous activity a day for every child. A school timetable rarely finds it. One visit here is three hours of it — climbing, jumping, balancing and running, the load-bearing kind that builds bone and coordination rather than the kind that fills time.
It is screen-free by construction: there is nothing to look at except each other and the next challenge. Teachers come back with a class that did something, not one that watched something.
NEP 2020 asks for physical activity woven into the school day rather than added as an extra, and for experiential, bagless learning. This is a day of both, which is what makes it defensible to a parent or a management committee.
Arenas, slides and obstacle runs — the biggest draw for a first visit.
Connected courts, dodgeball and foam pits, run in rotation.
The obstacle course: grip, balance and nerve, timed if you want it competitive.
Auto-belay climbing walls at several difficulties.
The ride, for anyone 95 cm and above.
The pre-primary space — under 80 cm has its own zone entirely.
Six ways to bring your school.
Three hours of zone rotation plus an hour for lunch. Any grade, any term.
The same day sized for the smallest: MiniManiax and Soft Play with their own court monitors. Nursery, LKG, UKG.
Warrior Assault, Super Climber and a trampoline relay, timed by house or class. Certificates for all.
The picnic day with a short pre-visit briefing and a reflection sheet, so it counts as curriculum.
Three or five mornings across Diwali, winter and summer breaks.
One or two visits a year on a standing arrangement.
Per-student rates depend on the programme, the group size and whether you want meals and transport included. Tell us what you’re planning and we’ll send the school rate card.
Three hours, three kinds of learning.
Climbing walls, obstacle runs and trampolines load the whole body — the kind of movement that builds bone density and motor control, not just burns an hour.
Every obstacle is a small decision: which route, how fast, when to stop. Children calibrate their own limits with a trained adult watching.
Zones are easier with a partner. Quieter children who never shine on a sports field often lead here.
Fed, seated, on schedule.
French fries, burger or veg sandwich and cold drink.
Welcome drink, French fries, pizza or pasta, then veg biryani with raita, fried rice, noodles with Manchurian gravy or Mexican rice.
Everything is pure vegetarian and FSSAI-licensed. Drinks are included with both options, groups are seated together, and allergy or Jain requirements are taken at the time of booking.
The numbers a committee asks for.
sq ft — one of India's largest indoor adventure parks, in Tragad.
students in a single slot, with zones running in parallel.
and five million visitors across our UAE parks before India.
screens. Active, healthy, together — the whole brand is built on it.
The questions a principal asks.
- Trained court monitors in every zone, briefing each group before it starts.
- Age and height zoning — below 80 cm in MiniManiax and Soft Play, Zip Zag from 95 cm.
- One digital waiver, completed once by the school. No forms on the day.
- First aid on site, and a written supervision plan per booking.
- Pure-veg, FSSAI-licensed café — allergy and Jain requests taken at booking.
- Indoors and air-conditioned, so rain or 44 °C never moves your date.
- Zone closed on the day? We tell you first — reschedule or a full refund.
- Arrive & settle — buses unload at the gate, bags in one place.
- Grip socks and wristbands, then a court-monitor briefing per group.
- Three hours of play, rotating so every child does every zone.
- One hour for lunch at AirCafé, seated by group.
- Headcount and out, on time for the buses.
School partnerships are handled by Swapnil Sule and the schools desk.
Air Maniax, Kleem Hub, Mansarovar Road, opp. Hillock Hotel, Tragad, Ahmedabad.
Planning a birthday instead? See parties. Corporate group? Team building.
Answered before you ask.
How many students can you take at once?
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Up to 250 in one slot. The zones run in parallel and groups rotate on a schedule, so nobody queues for long and nobody sits out.
What if it rains, or it's 44 °C?
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The whole park is indoors and air-conditioned, so a school date never moves for weather.
Which zones suit which age?
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Nursery to XII are all catered for. Below 80 cm play in MiniManiax and Soft Play; Zip Zag is for 95 cm and above; everything else is open to everyone.
How is supervision handled?
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Trained court monitors staff every zone and brief each group before they start. Teachers stay with their groups; our team runs the activity. The supervision plan is agreed in writing for each booking.
Is there food, and is it vegetarian?
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Yes — AirCafé is pure vegetarian and FSSAI-licensed, served seated by group. Two meal options, and allergy or Jain requests are taken at booking.
What do students need to bring?
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Sports uniform or comfortable clothes. Grip socks are provided and mandatory. No jewellery or loose accessories.
Do you handle the waiver paperwork?
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Yes. One digital waiver is completed once, by the school, before the visit — no forms on the day.
Can you arrange transport?
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Packaged trips with transport are available through our travel partner, or the school can use its own buses.
How far in advance should we book?
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Weekday slots start at 10 am and popular months fill early. Share your grade, headcount and preferred date and we'll hold a slot while you confirm.