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AeroXSpace – Bali’s largest indoor adventure attraction, offering space-themed experiences that encourage well-being – opened on 16^th August.

With all attractions adhering to the highest international safety codes, AeroXSpace aims to “ignite imaginations, encourage an active lifestyle and positively impact the mental and physical well-being of all its visitors.”

AeroXSpace looks to offer a space that inspires people of all ages to disconnect from their digital devices and to improve their well-being and mental health through adrenaline-pumping activities.

AeroXSpace spans over 3,500 square metres and is located within a 6,000 square metre plot, with parking for up to 77 vehicles.

General Manager of AeroXSpace, Tourino Dilaga noted “Children and teenagers across the globe are excited by space due to its mysterious and vast nature, which sparks their curiosity and imagination.

“The visually striking imagery of planets, stars and rockets, the thrill of exploring the unknown, and inspiring role models like astronauts have long captivated people of all ages.

“This is why we have chosen the theme of AeroXSpace and are striving to be more than just an adventure park — we’re a gateway to personal growth, learning, physical and mental well-being, family connections, and unforgettable memories. Through our innovative attractions, exceptional service, and commitment to safety, we’re on a mission to transform ordinary days into extraordinary adventures.”

The fully air-conditioned space-themed park is strategically located on Bali’s main artery bypass near the iconic Sanur neighbourhood.

Packed with 26 exhilarating multilevel attractions, some of which are the first in Indonesia, AeroXSpace is committed to creating the most exciting, imaginative and fun family experience in Bali.

Children aged eight and above can immerse themselves in the captivating universe of the indoor park without a supervising adult. From Galactic Climbing and Space Warrior to the Stellar Rope Course and Supernova Slides, the diverse attractions and vivid lighting combine to create an adrenaline-fueled physical and sensory experience.

AeroXSpace attractions include the Launch Pad slides, the first of their kind in Indonesia, which enable sliders to savour the rush of a free-fall.

Another first in the country, the AeroXCourt, an air-filled multicourt featuring a cushioned, air-supported surface, invites visitors to experience the sensation of walking on the moon while scoring a spectacular slam dunk or kicking an intergalactic goal.

Meanwhile, the Space Coaster allows adventurers to set off on a breathtaking 100-metre-long flight above the park, evoking the sensation of flying through the solar system.

Little explorers aged seven and under can embark on their own celestial journey in the Toddler Space. Adjacent to the Galaxy Lounge, which features family-friendly culinary delights from Asian to Western delicacies, younger astronauts can discover the wonders of space in a safe and engaging environment.

The Luna Lounge is a chic astronomical venue offering elevated a la carte options.

From the strategic position on the second floor and on multiple CCTV screens, parents and guardians can continue to keep an eye on their explorers or simply relax in the lounge’s pleasant ambiance.

Furthermore, for the ultimate birthday party or celebration, AeroXSpace offers three dedicated party rooms that can accommodate between 10 and 120 guests.

Images. Credit: AeroXSpace 

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