Open jump
a jumper, from$16
- All five zones, the foam pit included
- Dodgeball games called by the marshals
- Under 8s with an adult watching courtside
- $21 for 90 minutes
An hour of bouncing, booked by the session
Timed jump sessions across forty trampolines, a foam pit and a dodgeball court, plus toddler mornings for under fives and birthday parties with a host. Choose a session, a day and a time, and the desk confirms it.
40trampolines across five zones
Under 5swith mornings of their own
1 marshalon every zone, every session
- Sessions of 60 or 90 minutes
- Toddler mornings on weekdays
- Birthday parties with a host
- A marshal on every zone
Jump sessions
Every session starts with a short safety briefing at the gate, and the clock starts once it ends. Grip socks are needed on every trampoline; a pair costs $3 and comes home for the next visit.
Toddler morning
a toddler, from$10
- The toddler zone with low beds and padded edges
- One adult jumps with each child at no charge
- Older children kept out of the zone
- Softer music and gentler lights
Teen night
a jumper, from$18
- Friday evenings with music and lights
- Dodgeball league and the slam dunk lane
- Marshals on every zone, as in the day
- Collected from the front desk at the end
Weekends and school holidays cost $2 more per session. Change or cancel up to 24 hours ahead and nothing is charged; after that, a session can be moved once.
The week at the Yard
Sessions start on the hour. Booked jumpers arrive fifteen minutes early to check in, collect wristbands and hear the briefing.
| Day | Toddler mornings | Open jump | Evenings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday to Thursday | 09:30 and 10:30 | 13:00 to 19:00, on the hour | Closed from 20:00 |
| Friday | 09:30 and 10:30 | 13:00 to 17:00, on the hour | Teen night, 18:30 to 20:00 |
| Saturday | 08:30 | 09:00 to 19:00, on the hour | Parties until 20:00 |
| Sunday | 08:30 | 09:00 to 17:00, on the hour | Adults only, 18:00 to 19:00 |
School holiday timetables start at 09:00 on weekdays and go up on this page two weeks ahead.
Five zones and a café
Each zone has its own youngest age and its own marshal. Wristband colours show the marshals at a glance who belongs where.
Main court
Thirty trampolines linked wall to wall, with angled beds along the sides for jumpers who have found their feet.
Ages5 and up
Dodgeball court
A netted court where marshals run short games grouped by age, with soft foam balls and new teams every ten minutes.
Ages7 and up
Foam pit
Two run up trampolines into a deep pit of foam blocks, the one zone where seat drops and back drops are allowed, one jumper at a time.
Ages7 and up
Slam dunk lane
Three lanes ending at hoops set at different heights, so a nine year old and a tall teenager each get a fair shot.
Ages8 and up
Toddler zone
Low beds with padded edges and soft play shapes, closed to older children at all times.
AgesWalking to 4
Viewing café
Tables behind glass above the main court, with hot drinks, toasted sandwiches and fruit for the adults watching.
Coffeefrom $3
Safety rules, said once and kept
Trampolining is active play, and any jumper can be hurt, however careful a park is. The rules here lower that risk: one jumper per bed, no double bouncing, flips only in the foam pit, and jumpers grouped by age and size on the main court. Marshals stand at every zone and pause play when a rule is broken.
Before a first visit, a parent or legal guardian signs the participation waiver for every jumper under 18, and adults sign their own. It is signed at the desk, stays on file for twelve months and sits alongside the house rules rather than replacing them. Waiver law and the age of adulthood vary by country, so the desk explains what this form does and does not cover.
- One jumper per trampoline bed
- Flips only in the foam pit, one at a time
- Under 8s with an adult watching
- Trained first aiders on every shift
Birthday parties
Every party has a host from arrival to cake, a table of its own in the party room and a jump session for the guests. The birthday child jumps at no charge.
Jump party
for 10 jumpers, from$220
- 60 minutes of open jump for the group
- 45 minutes in the party room with the host
- Pizza, fruit and squash for every guest
- $18 for each extra jumper
Private court party
for 15 jumpers, from$380
- The dodgeball court closed to the public for your group
- A marshal running games for your guests only
- Party room, food and drinks with a host
- Grip socks for every guest to keep
Toddler party
for 8 toddlers, from$160
- The toddler zone for your group alone
- An adult with each child, at no charge
- Sandwiches, fruit and juice in the party room
- Weekday afternoons and Saturdays at 12:00
A $50 deposit holds the party once the desk confirms it, and the rest is paid on the day. The kitchen handles nuts, milk, wheat and eggs, so it cannot promise any dish is entirely clear of them; tell the desk about allergies when booking.
Around the Yard
From the foam pit to the café window, on a busy Saturday.
Parents and jumpers say (example reviews)
The marshal on the dodgeball court kept the little ones and the big ones apart without spoiling anyone's game. Our two came out red faced and happy.
The host ran the whole party, candles included, while we sat with a coffee and watched through the café window.
Toddler morning is the one hour a week our daughter asks for by name. The zone is calm, soft and kept for the smallest jumpers only.
Questions from parents
Who signs the waiver?
A parent or legal guardian signs for every jumper under 18, and adults sign for themselves. It is signed at the desk before the first visit and lasts twelve months; waiver rules differ by country, and the desk explains what this one covers.
Do children need an adult with them?
Under 8s need an adult watching from the court side for the whole session, and toddlers jump with their adult. Jumpers aged 8 to 11 need an adult in the building, and from 12 a guardian can drop off once the waiver is signed and a phone number is left at the desk.
Why are grip socks needed?
They stop feet slipping on the beds and keep the mats clean. Bring the pair from your last visit, or buy them at the desk for $3.
Is jumping suitable for everyone?
Jumping carries a risk of injury at any age. Anyone who is pregnant, recovering from an injury or surgery, or living with a heart, back or joint condition should ask their own doctor before booking.
What happens if someone is hurt?
Trained first aiders are on every shift, and the marshal stops play in that zone straight away. For anything serious, staff call the local emergency number and contact the jumper's adult.
Can we bring our own birthday cake?
Yes. The host lights the candles and serves it in the party room. Mention any allergies among the guests when booking.
Book a session or a party
Choose the session, the day and the time, and say how many jumpers are coming and how old they are. Within a working day the desk writes back with a yes, or with the closest session that still has room.
- Nothing is booked until the desk confirms
- Payment is arranged directly with the park
- Waivers are signed at the desk on the first visit
Visit the Yard
The front desk answers calls whenever the park is open, and emails get a reply within one working day.
Front desk
A converted warehouse on the edge of the retail park, with a bus stop at the gate
Opening hours
| Monday to Friday | 09:30 to 20:00 |
| Saturday | 08:30 to 20:00 |
| Sunday | 08:30 to 19:00 |
| School holidays | Weekdays from 09:00 |
Getting here
The park fills a converted warehouse on the edge of the retail park, with parking for 80 cars and a bus stop at the gate. Buggies can be left beside the café.
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