Trampoline Park Tips
What to Bring to a Trampoline Park?
You don’t need to bring much. The core item is non-slip socks — almost all parks require trampoline socks with rubber dots. You can buy them in advance or purchase them on-site (they are reusable).
It’s also recommended to bring:
- Lightweight sportswear (tight-fitting ones are best to avoid loose clothes getting caught on equipment)
- An empty water bottle (most parks have water fountains)
Additionally, store personal items like your phone and keys in lockers. Avoid bringing too much luggage; traveling light lets you jump to your heart’s content.
What Age Group is Trampolining Suitable For?
1. Young Children (Ages 1-5)
Trampolining is allowed, but they must use small trampolines designed specifically for kids, and an adult must accompany them throughout the entire time.
2. Teenagers (Ages 6-18)
This is the most suitable group for trampolining. They can use standard trampolines in parks and medium-sized home trampolines.
a. Enhance sensory integration abilities and cognitive functions (such as attention and executive functions), and stimulate creativity and imagination.
b. Promote bone development, strengthen muscle strength, improve cardiopulmonary function, exercise coordination and balance, relieve stress, and enhance self-confidence and self-identity.
c. Group activities cultivate teamwork and communication skills, provide opportunities to make friends, and strengthen awareness of rules and a sense of responsibility.
d. Free bouncing brings joy; diversified gameplay (such as trampoline basketball and sponge pool challenges) satisfies the desire to explore; and the immersive experience continuously attracts attention.
3. Adults (Ages 18-50)
Adults can definitely enjoy trampolining. They can safely use both recreational trampolines in parks and home trampolines. Trampolining is a form of “low-impact aerobics” for adults, suitable for weight loss and relaxation. However, for adults weighing over 100 kg, it is recommended to choose professional trampolines with higher weight capacity.
4. People Over 50 Years Old
Trampolining is permitted, but the intensity must be controlled. It is recommended to use small indoor trampolines, focusing on “light jumping with slow lifting and landing of both feet”, and each session should not exceed 10 minutes. Those with old knee or lumbar injuries are advised to consult a doctor first.
How Fast is the Return on Investment (ROI) for a Trampoline Park?
Most trampoline parks can recover their investment within 18 to 36 months.
- Venues in first-tier cities or those with excellent operations may see ROI in 6 to 12 months.
- Venues in second and third-tier cities typically take 12 to 18 months.
- Venues in sinking markets (lower-tier cities and counties) usually require 18 to 24 months.
The core influencing factors are location, scale, and operational capabilities. As long as the location is accurate and operations are flexible, the park can quickly achieve profitability.
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