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By Alexa D' Angelo | | Updated

Big Air Trampoline Park, an indoor trampoline park, is coming soon to Chandler. The location will be at 2840 S. Alma School Road in Chandler. Big Air Trampoline Park is known for its locations in California. 619-347-1886. www.bigairusa.com
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