description Trampoline Parks Overview
A trampoline park is an indoor recreational venue built around interconnected trampolines and related jumping areas. Many facilities provide open-jump sessions, designated zones for activities such as dodgeball or basketball, and separate areas for younger children, although the exact layout varies by operator. These venues are used for casual recreation, family outings, birthday parties, and organized group events, with participation commonly subject to safety rules and age or height limits.
help Trampoline Parks FAQ
Are trampoline parks regulated for safety?
In the US, ASTM F2970 is the voluntary standard covering trampoline park design and operation, though compliance is not legally mandated in every state. Parks also require signed liability waivers, usually completed online before you arrive.
Can toddlers jump at a trampoline park?
Most parks have designated toddler or tot zones with lower surfaces, separated from the main courts used by older kids. Age and size separation rules vary by brand and even by location, so check the specific park's rules before booking.
What is there to do at a trampoline park besides open jumping?
Common attractions include trampoline dodgeball courts, slam-dunk basketball lanes, foam pits, and ninja-style obstacle courses. Larger chains like Urban Air bundle many of these attractions into a single admission pass rather than charging per zone.
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