Trampoline Parks Adelaide

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BOUNCE Marleston - trampoline park in Adelaide

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BOUNCE Marleston (Marleston)4.6 (2597)

From $25pp

Younger kids under 110cm have their own soft play and mini trampoline zone, kept apart from the bigger jumpers.

Picking a Place to Jump

A trampoline park burns off energy like nothing else, which is why it is a popular choice for school-age birthdays. Adelaide's indoor park is in Marleston in the western suburbs, with open jumping, dodgeball courts, a giant airbag and a ninja course.

Group packages here start from $25 per person, with hosted parties from ten jumpers.

What to check when planning a jump party:

Ages: tell the park the age spread so younger children can jump in a separate zone if needed.
Session length: ask how long jumping lasts and how long the party room is yours afterwards.
Socks and waivers: most parks need grip socks and a signed form for every jumper.
Extras: dodgeball games or ninja course time can be added to keep older kids competing.

Being indoors, a trampoline party works through hot summer days and wet winter weekends alike. For more ideas, see the children's party guide or the theme park page.

How many staff supervise the courts during a party session?
Are jumpers grouped by size or age on the main courts?
What rules apply to flips and the airbag, and who explains them?
Is first aid on site, and how are minor injuries handled and reported to parents?

Making the day easy for parents

Send the waiver link with the invitation so forms are done before arrival.
Ask guests to wear comfortable clothes without zips or buckles.
Check whether non-jumping parents and siblings pay, and where they can wait.
Pack water bottles; jumping is thirsty work, especially on a hot Adelaide afternoon.
Confirm whether party food is included or if you can bring a cake.

Common Questions Before You Bounce

Where is there a trampoline park for parties in Adelaide?

The park on this page is in Marleston, in the western suburbs, and runs hosted birthday parties and group packages.

How much does a trampoline park party cost?

Group packages start from $25 per person, with a minimum of ten jumpers. Ask what the party room and food add.

What age suits a trampoline party?

School-age children get the most from it. Ask about toddler sessions or separate areas if younger siblings are coming.

Do jumpers need special socks?

Most trampoline parks require grip socks, sold at the desk if guests do not have them. Check when you book.

Is a jump party a good choice in the Adelaide heat?

Yes. It is indoors, so it carries on through heatwave days, though children still need plenty of water breaks.