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Oxygen Crawley to open in October O
xygen Activeplay will be opening its latest indoor activity park in Crawley on 16th October 2026, just in time for October half-term. The park will be packed with state-of- the-art equipment and exciting high-tech activities, helping families in Crawley and beyond stay active whilst having BIG-TIME fun.
Located at Crawley Leisure Park, Oxygen Crawley will take over the first floor of the previous Nuffield Health site. Following an investment of more than £2 million, Oxygen Activeplay is flying into Crawley, giving families an exciting new place to play, jump, toddle and party.
The excitement starts the moment bouncers arrive at Oxygen Crawley! Before they leap into signature Excite Tunnel experience designed to build anticipation and get everyone raring to go. Once inside the main park, jumpers big and small can bounce, soar and let loose across more than 40 Jump and Shout trampolines, take a thrilling plunge into the giant airbag, race friends down two colourful slides and discover even more exciting ways to play! An Interactive Sports Pitch uses electronic
targets and sensors to transform favourite ball games into high-tech challenges, while the dynamic Interactive Strike Zone and I-Wall give players the chance to compete against each other, testing their speed and reflexes and using their bodies to score points.
For the first time ever, Oxygen is also introducing
the Interactive Pixel Floor, a brand-new activity that lets players race against the clock, using their feet
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to take on challenges at sonic speed.
climb and explore a zone dedicated just for them. Toddler Play sessions will also take place every day throughout the week, letting little bouncers discover every corner of the park, with no big kids allowed! The BIG-TIME fun will be led by Oxygen get bouncers involved in games, activities and even dance parties during each session, giving grown ups the chance to take a breather and enjoy a Peaceful Play sessions, designed for guests who prefer a calmer, quieter playing environment. serving delicious drinks, snacks, and meals and giving parents the chance to sit back and relax, while keeping a watchful eye over their mini bouncers. As well as a new place to play, bounce, jump and toddle, Oxygen Crawley is set to become the best place to party in Sussex. To help bouncers celebrate their birthdays, Oxygen offers four different party options to cater to every wish and every budget: Toddler, Classic, Jump Up, and BIG- TIME, which each include 60 minutes of Open Play, 45 mins in a VIP party area, hot food and endless squash, and jump socks for every guest. Each party will be led by a dedicated party
host, taking the stress away from parents and ensuring kids can cram the most fun possible into their party time.
Parents can upgrade the Classic Party package with extras such as ice cream, slushies, party bags and headbands for each guest, as well as a 30 Day Pass for the birthday VIP.
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means that Oxygen is creating over 60 new jobs for local people, including party hosts, bouncers, and members of the management team. Oxygen is still actively recruiting for some roles, so any aspiring members of the Hero Crew should apply now via the Oxygen website. indoor activity park across their portfolio of brands to open across England. Passionate about creating opportunities to help every family enjoy exciting experiences, make epic memories, and stay active through play, Oxygen Activeplay is committed to creating accessible parks, so everyone can enjoy the BIG-TIME fun.
Stephen Wilson, Chief Executive Officer at We’ve got some amazing activities lined up and can reveal that Crawley will be the first park in the Oxygen family to include our new Interactive Pixel Floor game. We’re really proud to be recruiting an amazing team of Hero Crew from right here in Crawley and the surrounding areas. We’re looking forward to introducing you to them and to welcome you all to your new favourite place to play this October!
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