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An indoor trampoline park takes the weather out of the equation, which counts for a lot when a winter birthday lands in a cold snap. The park at Derwent Park, in the northern suburbs, hosts kids' birthdays with a party host, and sells group jump bookings to workplaces, sporting clubs and grown-up celebrations. It suits a wide spread of ages and energy levels.
How a jump party usually comes together:
Feed the group after jumping rather than before. For more all-weather ideas, see mini golf and children's parties.

Group packages start at ten jumpers. For fewer, ask about a general session instead.
Yes. Workplaces, sporting clubs and grown-up celebrations can book group jump sessions, not only kids' parties.
Packages start from $25 per person. Ask what the hosted party includes in food, room time and socks.
It runs indoors, so cold, wind and rain do not affect the party, which makes it a reliable choice through the colder months.
Ask the park when you book, along with how much seating there is for adults who are not jumping.