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Insights for Indoor Playground & Trampoline Park Operators
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Trampoline Park Adult Nights: Four Operators, One Empty Slot
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Four operators on three continents now run adult-only sessions. What Slick City, AirHop, House of Air and The Big Bounce say about the evening slot.
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JumpYard Sold: What the 90% Buyout Means for Park Operators
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RoosGruppen agreed on 30 October 2026 to raise its JumpYard stake to about 90 percent. What the shift from expansion to cash flow means for buyers.
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Trampoline Park Session Length: Why the Third Hour Is Cheap
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Five published trampoline park menus, converted to price per jump-hour, show a session ladder that sells court capacity at 20 to 50 percent of base rate.
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20-Year Soft Play Lease: What the Fit-Out Commits You To
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360 Play signed 20 years for 20,000 sq ft in Birmingham. What that term does to a soft play fit-out, which clauses decide replacement, and reserve math.
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Trampoline Park Occupant Load: 500 or 5,000 in the Same Box
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One code table reads a 25,000 sq ft trampoline park as 500 or 5,000 people. How that factor sets exits, door width and the capacity posted at your door.
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Trampoline Park Party Rooms: What a Saturday Slot Books
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Party menus at four parks charge 5.99 to 3.00 a head for two hours. What one party-room slot books on a Saturday, and how to size the party space.
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Trampoline Park Liability: One Missing Barrier, 70% Fault
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A Beijing court put 70% of a trampoline injury on the operator, and the deciding fact was a missing barrier, not a sign. What that changes in a layout.
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Trampoline Park Membership Math: 0.5 to 1.3 Visits a Month
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Urban Air sells unlimited play at half a single ticket; Sky Zone asks 1.3 visits. What the two membership models reveal about pricing a trampoline park.
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Urban Air Denton Opens: Inside a 400-Guest Trampoline Park
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Urban Air opened its first Denton park on October 31 with a 400-guest capacity, 10 party rooms and a $1 million build filing. What it means for investors.