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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

New York and Illinois now audit the inspection file, not only the floor, and the court standard lists the documents. What buyers must order in writing.