12 Awesome Indoor Trampoline Parks in Los Angeles
Things To Do in Los Angeles with Kids
Updated for 2026
Looking for an indoor trampoline park near you in LA? Sky Zone has eight locations across LA County, from Van Nuys and Santa Clarita to Culver City, Cerritos and Covina. Get Air Pomona has the best-priced toddler time ($13.99), and Off the Wall in Woodland Hills is the budget pick at $17.95 an hour.
Most parks welcome all ages, require their own grip socks and a signed waiver, and run special toddler times. Our comparison table below has prices, toddler hours and party starting prices for every park.
LA Trampoline Parks Compared: Prices and Toddler Times
| Park | City (county) | Jump price | Toddler option | Socks | Parties from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Off the Wall Gamezone | Woodland Hills (LA) | $17.95/hr; $29.95 all day | Toddler trampoline area | $3.45 | $399 |
| Get Air Pomona | Pomona (LA) | $19.99/hr; $27.99/2 hr | Toddler Time $13.99 (46″ and under) Tue/Thu 10am–noon, Sun 8–10am | $4.99 | Check site |
| Altitude San Dimas | San Dimas (LA) | $24.99/90 min; $29.99/2 hr | Junior Jumpers Jam $19.99, Tue and Fri | Required | $25/jumper (10 min.) |
| Jump Club Arena | Sunland (LA) | $29.99/hr; $59.99/3 hr | Parents jump free with kids under 3 | $5 | Check site |
| Sky Zone Palmdale | Palmdale (LA) | $29.99/2 hr | Little Leapers | SkySocks required | Check site |
| Sky Zone Covina | Covina (LA) | $31/2 hr | Little Leapers (6 and under) Fri 2–4pm | SkySocks required | $350 |
| Sky Zone Torrance | Gardena (LA) | $32.99/2 hr | Check their website | SkySocks required | $420 |
| Sky Zone Santa Clarita | Santa Clarita (LA) | $32.99/2 hr | Toddler Zone | SkySocks required | $420 |
| Sky Zone Cerritos | Cerritos (LA) | $36/2 hr | Little Leapers (6 and under) | SkySocks required | $440 |
| Sky Zone Alhambra | Alhambra (LA) | $38.99/2 hr | Little Leapers (4 and under) | SkySocks required | $580 |
| Sky Zone Van Nuys | Van Nuys (LA) | $41.99/2 hr | Toddler Zone | SkySocks required | $550 |
| Sky Zone Los Angeles–Culver City | Los Angeles (LA) | $43.99/2 hr | Toddler Zone and soft play | SkySocks required | Check site |
| Jump Club Trampoline Park | Tujunga and Glendale (LA) | Private events only | — | — | $1,375 |
| Urban Air Fullerton | Fullerton (OC) | $49.99 unlimited | “Shorty” ticket (40″ and under) | $4.49 | Check site |
| Firestorm Ultra | Westminster (OC) | Classes (trial $30) | Family Open Gym ages 4+; Little Heroes ages 4–6 | — | $40/participant (10 min.) |
Prices checked October 10, 2026. Parks change prices often, so confirm online before you go.
Which Trampoline Parks Are in the San Fernando Valley and Santa Clarita?
Sky Zone Van Nuys
7741 Hayvenhurst Ave., Van Nuys, CA 91406 · (213) 204-1870
Wall-to-wall trampolines, a Toddler Zone for little ones, and the classic Sky Zone mix of dodgeball, foam pits and ninja-style challenges. Two hours of jumping is $41.99. Kids of all ages are welcome, and SkySocks are required.
Sky Zone Santa Clarita
26573 Carl Boyer Dr., Santa Clarita, CA 91350 · (661) 214-7344
The SCV’s go-to trampoline park has a Toddler Zone and two-hour jumps for $32.99. Birthday packages start at $420.
Off the Wall Gamezone
6051 De Soto Ave., Woodland Hills, CA 91367 · (818) 595-0000
Off the Wall pairs trampolines with an arcade, rock walls, a ropes course and bumper cars, so it’s a full afternoon for mixed-age siblings. Trampolines are $17.95 an hour or $29.95 for the day. There’s a $9.95 parent pass and a toddler trampoline area. Off the Wall socks ($3.45) and a waiver are required. Birthday parties start at $399.
Jump Club Arena
8820 Foothill Blvd., Sunland, CA 91040 · (818) 875-6767
A walk-in trampoline arena in the foothills. It’s $29.99 for an hour or $59.99 for three. Kids under 3 jump with an adult, and parents jump free with them. Socks are $5, and a waiver is required.
Jump Club Trampoline Park
10001 Commerce Ave., Tujunga, CA 91042 and 211 N. Brand Blvd., Glendale, CA 91203 · (818) 926-2326
Planning a party? Jump Club’s two parks are now private events only, so you get the whole place for your group. Packages start at $1,375 in Tujunga and run $2,475–$3,350 in Glendale.
Which Trampoline Parks Are on the Westside and in the South Bay?
Sky Zone Los Angeles–Culver City
3485 S. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90016 · (310) 526-7323
This newer Sky Zone has a Toddler Zone and soft play for the littlest jumpers. Two hours is $43.99.
Sky Zone Torrance (Gardena)
1625 W. 190th St., Gardena, CA 90248 · (424) 244-3662
It’s called “Torrance,” but it’s just over the line in Gardena. Two hours of jumping is $32.99, and parties start at $420.
Which Trampoline Parks Are in the San Gabriel Valley and Pomona?
Sky Zone Alhambra
1021 S. Meridian Ave., Alhambra, CA 91803 · (626) 546-1616
Two hours is $38.99, and Little Leapers sessions are just for kids 4 and under. Parties start at $580.
Sky Zone Covina
1314 N. Azusa Ave., Covina, CA 91722 · (626) 317-8073
This is one of the best-value Sky Zones at $31 for two hours. Little Leapers (6 and under) runs Fridays 2–4pm. Parties start at $350.
Altitude Trampoline Park San Dimas
533 W. Arrow Hwy., San Dimas, CA 91773 · (909) 264-9908
Formerly Rockin’ Jump, Altitude offers 90 minutes for $24.99 or two hours for $29.99. “Junior Jumpers Jam” is $19.99 on Tuesdays and Fridays. Parties are $25 per jumper with a 10-jumper minimum. Altitude grip socks and an online waiver are required.
Get Air Pomona
2735 S. Towne Ave., Pomona, CA 91766 · (626) 225-8665
Wall-to-wall trampolines, vertical trampolines, dodgeball and slam-dunk lanes. Jumping is $19.99 for an hour, $27.99 for two or $32.99 all day. Toddler Time (46 inches and under) is a bargain at $13.99 for two hours, Tuesdays and Thursdays 10am–noon and Sundays 8–10am. Get Air socks ($4.99) and a waiver are required, and kids under 9 can’t be dropped off.
Which Trampoline Parks Are in Southeast LA and the Antelope Valley?
Sky Zone Cerritos
10755 South St., Cerritos, CA 90703 · (562) 203-1333
Two hours is $36. Little Leapers sessions are for kids 6 and under, and one adult jumps free. Parties start at $440.
Sky Zone Palmdale
1301 W. Rancho Vista Blvd., Palmdale, CA 93551 · (661) 233-9907
Formerly Rockin’ Jump, it’s now a Sky Zone, with two-hour jumps for $29.99 and Little Leapers sessions for toddlers.
Which Trampoline Parks Are in Orange County?
Urban Air Adventure Park Fullerton
1515 S. Harbor Blvd., Unit 10, Fullerton, CA 92832 · (714) 584-5753
More adventure park than trampoline park: ProZone performance trampolines, climbing walls, a tubes playground, a ropes course, a zipline, VR and laser tag. Unlimited play is $49.99, parents are $24.99, and littles 40 inches and under get a “Shorty” ticket. Urban Air socks are $4.49. Look for Sensory Playtime on Sundays 9am–noon.
Firestorm Ultra
7220 Hazard Ave., Westminster, CA 92683 · (657) 400-9023
Firestorm is for kids who want to learn trampoline. Classes on the gymnastics bed and trampwall are for ages 7 and up, Little Heroes is for ages 4–6, and the Family Open Gym welcomes kids 4 and older. A trial class is $30. Birthdays are $40 per participant with a 10-person minimum.
How Do I Make the Most of a Trampoline Park Visit?
- Sign the waiver online before you go. Every park requires one.
- Bring the right socks. Most parks require their own branded grip socks ($3.45–$5). Keep them in the car for next time.
- Go early on a weekday, or book a toddler time for little kids.
- Dress for movement: no jeans, buttons or jewelry, and empty your pockets.
- Bring a lock or quarters for lockers.
- Review the rules with your kids before they jump (see the safety tips below).
More rainy-day ideas: indoor playgrounds in LA. Planning a party? See our birthday party guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are trampoline parks safe for kids?
Trampolines carry real injury risk, and pediatricians say padding and nets alone don’t solve it. The American Academy of Pediatrics notes that commercial parks “may not always enforce AAP-suggested safety rules.” It advises one jumper per trampoline, no flips or somersaults, and an adult enforcing the rules (AAP News). Toddler times, when little kids jump separately from big kids, help a lot.
How old do kids need to be to go to a trampoline park?
Most LA parks welcome all ages. Sky Zone says “all ages” are welcome, and Get Air welcomes anyone who can walk on their own. Toddler sessions are set by height or age, like Get Air’s 46-and-under Toddler Time or Sky Zone’s Little Leapers. Firestorm’s classes start at age 7.
How much does a trampoline park cost in Los Angeles?
In our October 2026 check, prices ran from $17.95 an hour (Off the Wall) to about $44 for two hours (Sky Zone Culver City). Toddler times are cheaper, starting at $13.99 at Get Air Pomona. Most parks also charge $3.45–$5 for required grip socks.
Do I need special socks at a trampoline park?
Yes. Nearly every park requires its own branded grip socks, sold at the front desk. Save them and bring them back next time.
How much is a trampoline park birthday party in LA?
Party packages we found started at $350 (Sky Zone Covina) to $580 (Sky Zone Alhambra) for 10 jumpers. Off the Wall starts at $399, and Altitude charges $25 per jumper. To rent a whole park, Jump Club’s private events start at $1,375.
Which trampoline parks have toddler times?
Get Air Pomona (Toddler Time), most Sky Zones (Little Leapers or a Toddler Zone), Altitude San Dimas (Junior Jumpers Jam), Off the Wall (toddler trampoline area) and Urban Air (“Shorty” tickets and Sunday Sensory Playtime).
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Wendy Kennar is a mother, writer, and former teacher who has lived her entire life in the same Los Angeles zip code. You can read more from Wendy at her website WendyKennar.com where she writes about books, boys, and bodies (living with an invisible disability).
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