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Get Air doubled a park in California, Amped moved across Singapore, BOUNCE rebuilt Geelong. What the refurbishment wave means for equipment buyers.

Oxygen Activeplay sells five 60-minute sessions for £30 until 1 November. We break down the pass arithmetic and the pricing lessons park owners can copy.

Sky Zone took 48,000 sq ft of a dead department store. Three markets show how empty anchors become trampoline parks, and what the box adds to the bill.

Six published price lists and one operator’s monthly figures show what a trampoline park membership should cost, and the visit count where it stops paying.

Airtopia reported $8.795 million in nine-month park sales, with new parks driving all growth. What the published data shows and what it does not.

Oxygen, Urban Air and JumpYard all shipped parks with interactive walls and mixed-reality arenas in 2026. What the signals show for a 2027 equipment spec.

Xventure opens 1,800 m² and 11 zones in Penang on 29 October with RM8m spent and tickets priced by height. Here is the maths, and what is still missing.

Three October 2026 openings show the trampoline becoming one zone inside a bigger box, and what that shifts in layout, standards scope and ticket pricing.

Oxygen Crawley opened on 16 October 2026 in a former first-floor gym: 22,000 sq ft, 40+ trampolines, and prices built to sell the longer session.

Retail asking rent averages $24.79 a square foot. Converted into admissions per day, that premium needs 44 extra visitors daily. Here is the site test.