Updated for 2024
When it comes to exercise, we all want our kids to find something that they enjoy doing. Something that makes exercise feel more like play than work. That’s where Trampoline Parks come in. Whether your child is seriously interested in improving their trampoline skills, or you’re looking for a fun, out-of-the-ordinary, indoor activity for the whole family, you’re sure to find a Trampoline Park that offers what you’re looking for.
As a parent, you’re always on the lookout for exciting and safe activities for your kids to enjoy. Indoor trampoline parks have become a popular option for families seeking a fun and engaging way for their little ones to burn off energy, especially during inclement weather or school breaks. These parks offer an array of trampoline-related games and activities that cater to children of all ages.
At an indoor trampoline park, your kids can bounce, flip, and play in a safe environment supervised by trained staff. These parks typically feature wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits, and even areas for dodgeball or basketball to ensure your child stays entertained and active. Safety is a top priority at these parks, and they often have designated areas for different age groups to keep the experience enjoyable for everyone.
So, next time you’re searching for an enjoyable, family-friendly activity, consider taking your kids to an indoor trampoline park. Not only will they have a blast jumping around, but they’ll also be participating in a healthy, high-energy exercise that promotes muscle development and improves coordination.
Making the Most Out of Your Visit
Visiting an indoor trampoline park can be a fantastic way to entertain your kids and help them burn off some energy. To make your visit as enjoyable as possible, follow these tips.
Plan ahead. Check the park’s website for information on age restrictions, height requirements, and waiver policies. Sign any necessary waivers ahead of time to save time upon arrival. Also, consider visiting during non-peak hours, such as early morning or weekday afternoons, to avoid large crowds.
Wear appropriate clothes. Ensure your kids wear comfortable, non-restrictive clothing that allows them to move freely. Socks with grip soles are often required for safety reasons, so be sure to pack a pair or be prepared to purchase them at the park.
Safety first. Review the safety rules with your kids before you go and remind them to follow the rules while they’re playing. Encourage them to be aware of their surroundings, avoid double-bouncing, and take breaks when needed.
Keep valuables secure. Many trampoline parks offer lockers or cubbies to store your personal items. Be sure to bring a lock or rent one from the park to keep your belongings secure while you’re having fun.
Attend a special event. Check the park’s event calendar to see if there are any themed nights, fitness classes, or special promotions during your visit. Participating in these events can add an extra element of fun and excitement to your experience.
By following these tips, you can ensure a memorable and enjoyable visit to the indoor trampoline park with your kids. Happy bouncing!
12 Awesome Indoor Trampoline Parks in SoCal
Big Air Trampoline Park
Multiple locations including
8320 On the Mall, Buena Park, CA 90620
(844) 550-5867
Big Air Trampoline Park offers the chance for families to “literally bounce off the walls. Jumping surfaces include trampoline dodgeball courts, slam dunk courts, ninja-warrior courses, launch pads, foam pits, a massive freestyle court, a climbing wall and much more.” Be sure to check the website for daily offers, such as Toddler Time each Sunday morning from 9 am to 11 am, for children 6 and younger.
Related: Terrific Indoor Playgrounds in SoCal
Firestorm Ultra
7220 Hazard Ave., Westminster, CA 92683
(657) 400-9023
“Trampolines are used by professional acrobats, extreme sports practitioners, and people who want to have fun.” Firestorm is not for the casual fan of trampoline, but for the students looking to learn and improve their trampoline expertise. Classes focus on two primary areas — Gymnastics Bed and Trampwall. Classes are available for all abilities and skill levels, age 7 and older. A Family Open Gym schedule is also available which gives families (with children 4 and older) the opportunity to explore and play with all areas of the gym.
Fly High Adventure Parks
737 E. Altadena Dr., Altadena, CA 91001
(626) 460-8391
At Fly High Altadena, you’ll find “7000 square feet of fun best suited for kiddos 1 to 14 years old.” You’ll find a Trampoline Area, a Ninja Course, and a Soft Play area (especially ideal for the younger members of the family). Be sure to check the website for information about daily deals.
Get Air Trampoline Parks
Multiple locations including
2735 S. Towne Ave., Pomona, CA 91766
(626) 225-8665 and
5142 Argosy Ave., Huntington Beach, CA 92649
(714) 294-0783
At Get Air, families will find “thousands of square feet of wall-to-wall trampolines to jump, bounce and flip for hours of fun!” Additionally, Get Air offers vertical trampolines, a trampoline dodgeball area, plus trampoline lanes to “get you some serious air to dunk a slamball.” Toddler Time is available for parents and jumpers under 46 inches tall.
Jump Club Trampoline Park
10001 Commerce Ave., Tujunga, CA 91042 and
211 N. Brand Blvd., Glendale, CA 91203
(818) 403-1418 (phone number for both locations)
“The founders of Jump Club Trampoline Park decided to create a space where not only their kids can have fun but also they can invite friends and family where everyone can enjoy themselves.” Currently, Jump Club Trampoline Park is focusing on birthday parties and private events. Information about party packages are available online.
Off the Wall Gamezone
6051 De Soto Ave., Woodland Hills, CA 91367
(818) 595-0000
Off the Wall Gamezone combines trampolines with arcade games, rock walls, a ropes course, spin zone bumper cars, and laser tag. The Ultimate Air Park section is described as a “maze of fun” and includes Bouncing Balls, a Moon Bounce, and more.
Rockin’ Jump Trampoline Park
533 W. Arrow Hwy, San Dimas, CA 91773
(909) 660-4930 and
1301 W. Rancho Vista Blvd. Unit B, Palmdale, CA 93551
(661) 233-9907
Rockin’ Jump Trampoline Park describes itself as “the ultimate trampoline park.” Here, kids will be able to “soar in open jump arenas, dive into pools of soft foam cubes, play trampoline dodgeball, and do flips and somersaults.” The fun includes a Ninja Course, Aerial Silks, Dodgeball, and the Open Jump Arena.
Urban Air Adventure Park
1515 S. Harbor Blvd. Unit 10, Fullerton, CA 92832
(714) 584-5753
Urban Air Adventure Park is “where fun takes flight,” and where visitors can explore and challenge themselves and have fun at the same time. Attractions include ProZone Performance Trampolines and APEX Trampolines, as well as Climbing Walls, Bowling, Spin Zone Bumper Cars, and much more. There is also a special Kids Area for those 7 and younger.
Frequently Asked Questions
What safety measures are in place for kids?
At indoor trampoline parks, your child’s safety is a top priority. They follow strict guidelines, such as padded surfaces, safety nets, and regular equipment inspections. Staff members are also trained in first aid and are ready to assist in case of an emergency.
How old do children need to be to use the park?
Most trampoline parks have a minimum age requirement in place, usually ranging from 3 to 6 years old. We recommend checking with your local park for any age-specific rules or requirements before visiting.
Are there special toddler-only areas?
Yes, many trampoline parks feature designated toddler-only areas. These areas offer smaller, age-appropriate trampolines and play structures to ensure a safer and more enjoyable experience for your little ones.
What are the costs for a session or party?
Pricing may vary depending on location and duration of your visit. Generally, you can expect to pay an hourly rate for individual sessions or a flat fee for parties. Additionally, parks may offer special discounts and packages, so be sure to check their website for any promotions.
What other activities are available besides trampolines?
Besides trampolines, you will find a variety of other fun activities, such as foam pits, dodgeball courts, basketball hoops, and ninja-style obstacle courses. Some parks also feature arcade games and snack bars to enjoy during your visit.
Do they offer classes or fitness programs?
Many trampoline parks offer a range of classes and fitness programs for different age groups. They may include activities like trampoline aerobics, tumbling classes, and even parkour. Check with your local park for available programs and schedules.
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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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