Trampoline Parks Perth

Jump Floors, Foam Pits and Party Packages

Weigh up your options for trampoline parks, then enquire – free.

Category: Trampoline ParksLocation: PerthListings: 3

Compare Perth Places to Bounce

BOUNCE Cannington - trampoline park in Perth

BOUNCE Cannington (Cannington)4.5 (2980)

From $25pp

Friday night sessions run for up to three hours, giving a group of friends plenty of time to flip, dunk and race the obstacles.

Rebound Arena Mandurah - trampoline park in Perth

ProView

Rebound Arena Mandurah (Mandurah)4.5 (774)

Birthday groups bounce across the main arena, dodgeball courts and giant airbags before heading to a party table or room.

Flip Out Bibra Lake - trampoline park in Perth

ProView

Flip Out Bibra Lake (Bibra Lake)4.4 (921)

Parkour zones are split at 130 cm, so younger and older kids each get equipment that suits their size.

Picking a Place to Jump

Trampoline parks are among the easiest kids' party bookings in Perth because they are indoors, so a wet winter weekend or a hot summer afternoon makes no difference. Most are in the Southern Suburbs, at Bibra Lake and Cannington, with another in Mandurah on the Southern Coast.

What to compare between parks:

Features: ninja courses, airbags and dodgeball are common, while soft play and a bouldering wall vary from park to park.
Party format: ask whether a host runs the party, how long jumping lasts and how much time you get in the party room.
Price: entry at one Cannington park starts at $25 per person, and party packages are quoted separately.
Numbers: parties usually need at least 10 kids, so check the minimum before sending invitations.
Little ones: if toddlers are coming, look for a park with a soft play area.

Trampoline parks suit a kids' birthday party for children who would rather move than sit still. For a party at home instead, look at jumping castle hire.

Bibra Lake and Cannington cover families in the southern half of the city.
The Mandurah park suits families on the Southern Coast who would rather stay local.
Perth is long and spread out, so choose the park closest to where most guests live.

On the day

Ask whether grip socks are needed and whether they are included or sold on arrival.
Most parks ask a parent or guardian to sign a waiver for each child, so collect them early.
Send the start time and address with the invitation, plus a note to arrive a little early.
Pack water bottles; kids get thirsty quickly after a big jumping session.

Questions for the party host

Is food included, and can you bring your own cake?
Are there age limits or separate areas for younger and older kids?
How busy is the park during school holidays, the busiest stretch of the year?
Can the group book for team building or an older crowd at quieter times?

Common Questions Before You Bounce

Where are the trampoline parks in Perth?

Most are in the Southern Suburbs, at Bibra Lake and Cannington, with one more in Mandurah on the Southern Coast.

How much does a trampoline party in Perth cost per child?

Entry at the Cannington park starts at $25 per person. Party packages cost more and vary by what is included, so ask each park for a quote.

How many kids do you need for a trampoline park party?

Parks usually ask for at least 10 children. Check the exact minimum and maximum before you send out invitations.

Is a trampoline park a good choice for a summer birthday in Perth?

Yes. Being indoors keeps kids out of the hot summer sun, and the same is true when winter rain arrives.

Can toddlers come along to a Perth trampoline party?

Some parks have a soft play area for little ones. Ask about age rules and supervision when you book.

Can adults or teenagers book a trampoline park session?

Some parks offer group sessions for older crowds, including team building. Ask about quieter times outside kids' party hours.