Big Air Trampoline Park offers the local communities a family-friendly environment that combines high-energy and healthy way to have fun. Guests are able to experience one-of-a-kind attractions like wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits, a mechanical bull, and jousting on the Big Air Battlebeam - all within a 15,000 to 35,000 square-foot environment optimized for comfort and safety. Big Air is the first of its kind in the industry to launch a membership program that presents budget-friendly options for families. Active families can choose from two affordable options based on their needs and preferences. For $19 per month, Standard Big Air members receive daily 2-hour jump sessions between Monday and Thursday at any of their parks. The Premium Membership allows guests to book daily sessions any day of the week for just $20 more. Other benefits include special rewards days, exclusive discounts on birthdays and team parties and 20 percent off all food, drinks and merchandise. Additionally, Big Air parks offer several programs at each location ranging from toddler-friendly jumping hours and special needs playdates to working with the community to promote Big Care -- a program that gives members of the community the opportunity to nominate families who may not be able to afford to go to one of their locations, Big Air is committed to hosting 10 families a month at each location as their guests. Advertising Fee Start-up Advertising and Promotions Expense: $60,000 Individual Advertising Expense: The greater of 2% of Gross Revenue or $5,000 per month Local Advertising Cooperative: Not less than 2% of Gross Revenues Southern California-based Big Air Trampoline Park is making leaps and bounds in the family entertainment industry. Operating since 2012, the executive team leveraged decades of success in the competitive waterpark sector to launch this high-energy indoor trampoline park. Now, with three corporate locations across California, Big Air recently launched its franchise program and is offering franchises across the United States, with the first signed deal in Greenville, South Carolina.