Sports & Competition
Air Hockey.
Two players. One puck. A frictionless table and lightning-fast reflexes are all that stand between you and victory — or a very loud defeat.
— The experience
Pure reflex. No rules to memorise.
Air hockey is one of those rare games where the skill ceiling is sky-high but the first five seconds make complete sense. A cushion of air lifts the puck off the surface so it slides almost without friction — every strike travels faster than you expect, every deflection off the rail changes angle in an instant.
You and your opponent stand at opposite ends of the table, baffle in hand. Your job is simple: get the puck into their goal and keep it out of yours. But the speed of the game means your brain is constantly processing angles, predicting where the puck will bounce next, and deciding in a fraction of a second whether to attack or defend.
Games are short, intense and deeply satisfying. A clean shot that sneaks inside the post and into the goal produces an almost involuntary fist pump — and sets up a rematch that neither of you will want to walk away from.
- 01
Face off
Stand at opposite ends of the table, pick up your baffle, and wait for the puck to drop. - 02
Strike & angle
Use your baffle to send the puck sliding toward the opponent's goal — bank off the rails for trick shots. - 03
Defend your goal
React fast to block incoming shots; the puck moves quicker than you think. - 04
Score to win
First player to reach the target score takes the match — and the bragging rights.
— Why it hits different
Four reasons the table draws a crowd.
baffle-strike close-up
01
Instant to learn, deep to master
Anyone can play their first rally in seconds, but reading angles and timing your strike precisely takes real practice — making every rematch feel worthwhile.
puck on air cushion
02
Frictionless air cushion
Micro-perforations across the table surface create a constant air flow that lifts the puck, eliminating drag so the action stays razor-sharp throughout.
head-to-head rally
03
Head-to-head tension
With no teammates to absorb the pressure, every point is personal — a winning streak feels earned and a comeback feels electric.
spectators watching match
04
Spectator-friendly
The open table design and fast back-and-forth action make it just as fun to watch as to play — great for groups waiting their turn.
— Before you play
Safety & suitability.
Air hockey is a low-contact, standing game suitable for most guests. A few simple rules keep the table — and everyone's fingers — in good shape.
- Keep the baffle flat on the table surface at all times — lifting it and slamming it down can damage the puck and the playing field.
- Keep fingers, hands and arms away from the goal slots and table edge during active play.
- Children under 8 or under 120cm must be accompanied by a supervising adult; any additional age limit for this attraction is signposted at the zone entrance.
- Play fair: no covering the puck, no leaning over the centre line, and no blocking the opponent's goal with your body.
- If the puck leaves the table, stop play immediately and wait for staff to retrieve it safely.
— Good to know
Frequently asked.
Do I need to book in advance to use the air hockey table?
Air hockey is included with any PLAYON time-based pass, so there's no separate booking needed for the table itself. Just walk up and play whenever a table is free during your session.
Can young children play?
Air hockey is suitable for most ages — the table height and pace of the game mean smaller players can join in too. Children under 8 or under 120cm need a supervising adult, and any attraction-specific age limit is signposted at the zone entrance.
What happens if the puck flies off the table?
Pucks do occasionally leave the table during intense rallies. Stop play, let a crew member retrieve the puck safely, and restart the point. Never reach under or around the table while the air cushion is running.
Can we play doubles — two-on-two?
The standard configuration is head-to-head (1 vs 1). Please check with venue staff on the day about alternative setups, as this depends on table size and availability.
Is there a score limit or timer for each game?
Game format — whether played to a point target or on a timer — can vary. Crew at the table can confirm the current setup and help you get started.
One pass. Every zone. Unlimited play.
Air Hockey is included with every time-based PLAYON pass — pick your duration and challenge as many opponents as you like, alongside 25+ other experiences.