Sanur: AeroXSpace Adventure 2-Hour Admission Pass

AeroXSpace Adventure gives you two hours of active indoor entertainment in Sanur, but the ticket is more limited than the name might suggest. It covers the main park area, while the Space Coaster, VR Flying Cinema, claw machine, food, drinks, and grip socks cost extra or are not included. The age and height rule matters: children must be at least 6 years old and 110 cm tall to enter the main park.

I like the clear two-hour format, which makes this easy to fit into a busy Bali day, and I like the practical facilities, including free parking, lockers, a nursery, and a clinic. The main drawback is that younger or shorter children cannot use the main park, so families with small toddlers may find that the included access feels narrow.

Key points before you book

• Two hours in the main park: Your pass gives you a timed visit to AeroXSpace Adventure in Sanur.
• Strict child requirements: Main park access is for children aged 6 and above who are at least 110 cm tall.
• Extra attractions are excluded: The Space Coaster, VR Flying Cinema, and claw machine are not part of this pass.
• Useful family facilities: You can use the Galaxy Lounge, locker area, nursery, and clinic.
• Small group setting: The activity is limited to 10 participants, with English and Indonesian support.
• Good booking flexibility: You can cancel up to 24 hours before the visit for a full refund and reserve now while paying later.

Two hours at AeroXSpace Adventure in Sanur

This is a straightforward attraction rather than a guided sightseeing tour. You make your own way to AeroXSpace Adventure, check in, and spend two hours in the main park area.

That format works well if you want a burst of activity without giving up a full morning or afternoon. You can place it between other plans in Sanur, though you should allow enough time for arrival, changing into any required gear, and getting familiar with the venue.

The pass is designed around a fixed two-hour visit. It does not include hotel pickup or drop-off, so transportation is your responsibility. Free parking is included, which helps if you have a rental car or private driver, but the activity does not provide a transfer from your hotel.

The experience is listed at $19 per person for the weekday international market rate. That can be fair value if you plan to use most of the two hours in the main park. It is less attractive if you mainly want the named add-on attractions, since those are not included and food, drinks, grip socks, and personal purchases can increase your final cost.

What your main park pass includes

Your ticket covers the main park area for two hours. The supplied details do not identify every individual feature inside that area, so I would not book this expecting a specific list of rides or challenges beyond the main park access.

What is clear is that this is an active indoor attraction aimed at children and families who meet the physical requirements. The time limit gives you a defined session rather than open-ended admission.

You also receive access to several support areas:

• Galaxy Lounge
• Locker area
• Nursery
• Clinic
• Free parking

These extras have practical value. A locker area means you have somewhere to place belongings while using the park. The Galaxy Lounge offers a separate place to pause, and the clinic is useful as an on-site support facility if someone needs attention.

The nursery is especially relevant for families arriving with younger children, though it does not change the main admission rule. Children under 6, or children under 110 cm tall, must stay in the Toddler Space only. The two-hour main park pass does not give them access to the larger activity area.

The child age and height rules

The most important planning detail is not the price. It is the entry requirement.

Only children who are at least 6 years old and 110 cm tall may access the main park. Both conditions matter. A child who is 6 but shorter than 110 cm cannot use the main park, and a taller child under 6 also does not qualify.

Children below 6 years old and children below 110 cm must remain in Toddler Space only. The information provided does not state whether Toddler Space is included in this specific pass, so I would confirm that point before booking if you are traveling with a younger child.

This rule can shape the whole family visit. If one child qualifies and another does not, the adults may need to divide their attention between the main park and Toddler Space. That is worth considering before you pay for several passes.

For a family with children who clearly meet both requirements, the rule should make the visit easier to plan. You know in advance who can take part and who cannot. For families with toddlers, the ticket may not offer enough shared activity to justify the price for everyone.

The attractions that are not included

The ticket excludes three named features: the Space Coaster, VR Flying Cinema, and claw machine. It also excludes food, drinks, grip socks, and other personal expenses.

This matters because the activity title may create the impression that every AeroXSpace feature comes with admission. It does not. Think of this as a main park entry pass, not an all-inclusive package.

If one of the excluded attractions is your main reason for visiting, check the extra cost before you book. The supplied information does not provide those prices, so I cannot tell you the likely total. The same applies to grip socks. If the venue requires them for certain activities, you may need to buy them separately.

Food and drinks are also outside the ticket. You should budget for those separately if you expect to spend a full outing at the venue, though the booked activity itself lasts only two hours.

The claw machine is another separate expense. Since it is not part of the admission pass, it should be treated as an optional purchase rather than a feature included in the $19 price.

Why the support areas matter

Family attractions often become tiring when there is nowhere to sit, store belongings, or handle a small problem. AeroXSpace includes several spaces that make the visit more manageable.

The Galaxy Lounge gives you a place to take a break during or around the session. That can help if one person wants a pause while others continue in the park.

The locker area is useful for keeping personal items out of the activity space. The details do not state whether lockers are free, so you should not assume that every locker service has no charge simply because the parking is free.

The nursery gives families a dedicated facility for younger children. It does not permit those children into the main park, but it may make the venue easier to manage for parents traveling with a mix of ages.

A clinic is also available. This does not remove the need to follow the venue’s safety rules or disclose relevant health concerns, but it provides an on-site facility if medical assistance is needed.

Safety and health restrictions

This is an active attraction, and the restrictions are broad. The experience is not suitable for pregnant women, people with back problems, mobility impairments, heart problems, vertigo, epilepsy, altitude sickness, recent surgeries, or other pre-existing medical conditions. It is also not suitable for wheelchair users or people over 80 years old.

These limits should guide your decision, not be treated as fine print. If you have a medical condition that is not listed but could affect active movement, ask the provider before booking.

The venue can refuse entry or service to anyone who appears intoxicated, with no refund in that situation. Pets are not allowed inside, except service animals with valid identification.

You should also plan to finish your visit in one go. Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue. If you exit early, you cannot return to use the unused part of the two-hour period.

Language, group size, and the feel of the visit

English and Indonesian are available. That is useful for basic instructions and venue assistance, especially if you are not comfortable handling activity rules in another language.

The group is limited to 10 participants. This is a small number, though the activity is not described as a private booking. The group size may make check-in and general instructions easier than at a large attraction, but you should not assume the entire park will contain only the people in your group.

There are no guide names provided, and this is not presented as a tour with a named guide leading you through Sanur. The staff role is connected to the AeroXSpace venue and activity support rather than sightseeing commentary.

That distinction helps set expectations. You are booking access to an indoor adventure park, not a cultural tour, walking tour, or guided exploration of Bali.

Making sense of the $19 price

At $19 per person, the pass is easiest to justify when your child meets the age and height requirements and plans to use the main park for most of the two-hour session.

The included facilities improve the value. Free parking removes one common cost, while the lounge, locker area, nursery, and clinic add practical support. Still, the ticket does not include several features that may catch your eye inside the venue.

I would calculate the price this way:

• Main park access for two hours
• Free parking
• Use of the listed support areas
• Separate budget for grip socks if needed
• Separate budget for food and drinks
• Separate budget for the Space Coaster, VR Flying Cinema, or claw machine

The pass is less compelling for adults who are only supervising and do not plan to use the activity area themselves. It is also a poor fit for a family whose children are below the age or height requirement, since they cannot use the main park.

The weekday international market rate is specifically stated. Prices may differ at other times or under other booking conditions, so check the date and availability before assuming $19 applies to your visit.

A practical way to plan your visit

Before booking, measure younger children if they are close to 110 cm. Do not rely on age alone. Confirm how Toddler Space works if you are bringing a child under 6 or under the height limit.

Check availability for starting times because the pass lasts two hours from the scheduled session. Arrive ready for a timed visit rather than treating it like an attraction with unlimited all-day entry.

Bring your budget for extras. The pass excludes the three named attractions, grip socks, food, drinks, and personal expenses. Since no extra prices are supplied, ask about them if your family wants to try more than the main park.

Plan to stay inside for the full session if possible. There is no re-entry after leaving, so an early exit ends your access. The lounge and nursery may help you manage breaks without leaving the venue.

If driving, free parking is a useful benefit. If not, arrange your own transportation because hotel pickup and drop-off are not provided.

Who will enjoy this most

I would recommend AeroXSpace Adventure most strongly to families with children who are at least 6 years old and 110 cm tall, especially those looking for a short, active stop in Sanur.

It can also suit parents who value practical facilities. The locker area, nursery, lounge, clinic, and free parking reduce some of the usual hassle that comes with a family outing.

I would be more cautious if you have toddlers, mobility limits, back or heart problems, vertigo, epilepsy, recent surgery, or another medical condition listed in the restrictions. The attraction is also not suitable for wheelchair users, pregnant women, or people over 80.

The pass is not the right pick if your main goal is the Space Coaster or VR Flying Cinema. Those features are excluded, and you will need to confirm separate pricing.

Should you book AeroXSpace Adventure?

Book it if you want a two-hour indoor activity in Sanur and your children meet both the age and height rules. The $19 price includes the main park, useful family facilities, and free parking, with flexible cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

Skip it if you are bringing mainly toddlers, need wheelchair access, have a listed health restriction, or want an all-inclusive ticket covering every attraction. For the right family, this is a convenient short session. For the wrong age group, the main park limitation is a deal breaker.

FAQ

Where is AeroXSpace Adventure located?

AeroXSpace Adventure is in Sanur, Bali, Indonesia.

How long does the admission pass last?

The pass provides two hours of access to the main park area. Starting times depend on availability.

What age can children enter the main park?

Children must be at least 6 years old to access the main park.

Is there a height requirement?

Yes. Children must be at least 110 cm tall to use the main park.

Where do younger or shorter children stay?

Children under 6 years old or under 110 cm tall should stay in Toddler Space only.

Are the Space Coaster and VR Flying Cinema included?

No. The Space Coaster and VR Flying Cinema are not included in the two-hour main park pass.

Is the claw machine included?

No. The claw machine is excluded from the admission pass.

Does the ticket include hotel transportation?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. Free parking is provided.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue.