Trampoline Parks Canberra

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Category: Trampoline ParksLocation: CanberraListings: 2

Compare Canberra Places to Bounce

BOUNCE Belconnen - trampoline park in Canberra

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BOUNCE Belconnen (Belconnen)4.3 (295)

From $25pp

Little ones under 110cm get their own miniBOUNCE zone, while older jumpers take on the wall-run and slam-dunk lanes.

Flip Out Majura - trampoline park in Canberra

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Flip Out Majura (Majura)4.1 (461)

Indoor trampoline and adventure park in Majura with hosted kids' party packages, a parkour arena, soft play and the Cyber Tower obstacle course.

Picking a Place to Jump

A trampoline park takes care of a kids' party in one booking: jump time, a party host and a room for the cake afterwards. In the ACT the choice comes down to two indoor parks on opposite sides of town.

One sits inside the Belconnen shopping centre, the other on the Majura side near the airport, so start with whichever is closer to most of the invited families.

How the two parks differ:

Belconnen: trampolines plus a ninja section and a three-level jump tower, with hosted party packages from $25 per person.
Majura: trampolines, a parkour arena, an obstacle tower and a soft-play zone, which helps when younger siblings come along.
Both take party bookings for groups of 10 or more, so check the minimum before sending invitations.
Both are fully indoors, which keeps a winter birthday on track whatever the frost is doing outside.

For more ideas for the same age group, see kids' party venues and the children's party planning page.

How long is the jump session, and how long do we keep the party room afterwards?
Are grip socks included in the package price or charged per child?
Does every child need a signed waiver, and can parents complete it online before the day?
What food is included, and can we bring our own birthday cake?
Is there a host who runs games, or do parents supervise the jumping themselves?

Timing a booking

School holidays fill kids' venues fast, so book holiday dates well ahead.
Weekend mornings are the busy party slot; a weekday after-school session can be calmer.
In the colder months indoor parks take on more parties, since outdoor playgrounds lose their appeal.
Hot summer afternoons are a good reason to choose indoors too, with shade and cool space for the cake.

Beyond a kids' birthday

Both parks list group packages for team building, so a staff outing on the trampolines is possible.
Teens who have outgrown a hosted party can still book a group jump with friends.
If the group would rather stay on the ground, compare mini golf or tenpin bowling nearby.

Common Questions Before You Bounce

How much is a trampoline park party in Belconnen?

Hosted party packages at the Belconnen park start from $25 per person. Check what the package covers – jump time, food, socks and the party room – before comparing quotes.

Which trampoline park suits toddlers and younger siblings?

The Majura park has a soft-play zone alongside its trampolines, so smaller children have their own space while older kids jump.

Is there a minimum number of kids for a trampoline party in the ACT?

Both parks take party bookings for groups of 10 or more. If your guest list is smaller, ask whether a standard group jump is an option instead.

When should we book a trampoline park around the school holidays?

As early as you can. School holidays fill kids' venues, and weekend slots go first, so lock in the date before sending invitations.

Can adults book the Majura or Belconnen trampoline parks for a group?

Yes. Both list team-building and group packages, so a workplace or a group of friends can book a session of their own.