Big Air USA Partners With CenterEdge for Seven Parks
The trampoline park chain will deploy new game room management technology across seven upcoming locations.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Theme Parks
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Big Air USA has selected CenterEdge Play to manage game room operations at seven new locations across the country. This technology enables cashless gameplay and self-service kiosks at the upcoming sites.
Why it matters
The partnership aims to streamline park operations by integrating game room management with existing administrative systems. By centralizing these tasks, the chain looks to connect attraction access and payment processing.
The expansion includes seven new facilities located in Plano, Edgewater, Alexandria, Greenwood, Mount Pleasant, Bluffton, and Manteca. CenterEdge Play will provide self-service kiosks for purchasing attraction access, timed play, and packages.
The players
Big Air USA
This trampoline park chain operates multiple locations across the United States that offer jump attractions and event hosting.
CenterEdge
This technology provider develops facility management software specifically designed for the entertainment and amusement industry.
The details
CenterEdge Play integrates cashless gameplay options into the broader CenterEdge Advantage Suite, which existing parks already utilize for jump scheduling, waivers, and event management. This deployment links game room data directly with other park systems to optimize efficiency.
Timeline
October 29, 2026: The partnership announcement is published.
Travel Outlook
The integration of cashless systems at these new parks follows a broader industry move toward digitizing the guest experience at amusement and trampoline venues. This shift helps operators manage high-volume throughput during peak seasonal tourism cycles and busy weekend periods.
Guests visiting these new locations will use self-service kiosks to purchase attraction access and manage their play time. The cashless system means visitors should be prepared to use digital payment methods rather than physical currency for games.
The takeaway
Technological integration helps amusement centers handle more guests with less manual administrative overhead. Visitors should anticipate a faster check-in process when visiting these high-tech park locations.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Amusements & Attractions.
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