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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.

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.

Party and membership revenue at a five-park operator rose from a first-month 5.5% and 4.4% of sales to roughly 20% and 13.7% by August. Here is the math.

Drop-test data, injury rates and running costs compared for foam pits and stunt airbags, with a judgment table for which landing zone fits which venue.

Launch Pensacola prices four of its eleven paid attractions outside a $35 day pass. The line follows scaling, not cost, and it decides the queue.

Fifteen CPSC trampoline recalls covering 2.34 million units. The jumping mat appears in no hazard sentence. Where the failures sit, and five buyer checks.

Big Air will run CenterEdge Play across seven new US parks from 28 October 2026. What one cashless platform changes for game room and park owners.

How much clear height a trampoline park actually needs, what each attraction adds, and why the lowest obstruction matters more than the roof deck.

IAAPA Expo 2026 puts 1,350 exhibitors across 630,000 sq ft in Orlando. What the October 29 announcement says and how a park buyer should plan the trip.