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Four dated 2026 signals point one way: multi-site platforms are absorbing the trampoline park market. What the numbers show, and what would prove it wrong.

Five disclosed parks show what a trampoline park earns in year one against a mature site, and what that gap does to fixed costs and to debt service.

Ontario, the UK, Germany and California all raised statutory wage floors in 2026. What the dated notices change in a trampoline park staffing budget.

Food and drink brought in $9.92 per check-in at a new adventure park, 34% of revenue. Across five parks the share was 19.3%. Benchmarks and caveats.

Xventure opens at Tiong Bahru Plaza on 20 November with six published prices. The ladder shows who it expects: a two-hour local, not a day-tripper.

Five 2026 trampoline park openings counted from official pages: 1667 to 3312 sq ft per named attraction, what each slot cost, and how to read a count.

The 39th World Trampoline Championships opens in Nanjing on 4 November, the first edition on Chinese soil. What it means for park owners and investors.

Rent, labor and power cost a 31,512 sq ft trampoline park $1.05 million a year. Here is the attendance floor, the assumptions and the exclusions.

A 1.10 m parapet hides 8.8 m of floor; a seated monitor hides 44 m. The geometry of a supervision blind spot, priced per year, plus the fix to buy.

Flat-rate card processing takes $0.88 on a $19.99 ticket and roughly $72,000 a year at scale. Where the fees hide and how interchange-plus cuts them.