Trampoline Parks In Singapore: Where To Bounce The Day Away

Bouncy Paradise
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Fancy bouncing at a Trampoline park in Singapore? To many, when we think of “cardio”, the dreaded picture of running long miles on end or doing other seemingly mundane activities might come to mind. However, a day at one of the trampoline parks in Singapore is another way to go about getting your heart rate up while having lots of fun! It is also a sure way to expend your child’s energy.

Don’t forget the grip socks, water bottles and a change of clothes!

Discover where you can bounce away at a trampoline park in Singapore.


Trampoline Parks in Singapore Where You Can Spring Into Action

1. Bounce

Bounce - Trampoline Parks in Singapore
Image: Bounce

At Bounce Singapore, its facilities are equipped for jumpers who are there to just experience some air time and also great for practitioners who wish to have a space to try out some skills at any of the eight adrenaline filled arenas! Get a warm-up at the 28 trampolines in the Free Jumping Arena that also has walls that you can try to climb up. Other areas at this trampoline park in Singapore include high-performance trampolines that enable greater bounce and height, a dodgeball court, an obstacle course as well as an elevated platform for you to take a leap of faith! Find out more here.


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2. Spring Rolls

Trampoline Park Singapore, Spring Rolls
Image: Jurong Point Facebook

Spring Rolls’ trampoline park is the smallest of the trampoline parks in Singapore, but still just as fun and less intimidating for little kids. Their outlet at Jurong Point and divided into two zones: a trampoline platform for kids to bounce as high as they can, and an area for them to dive into foam pits! Trampolining is a great activity for the little ones as they can pick up and develop their gross motor skills in a fun environment. Check out this site here for more on Spring Roll outlets.


3. SuperPark Singapore

SuperPark Singapore

A indoor theme park with over 20 activities? Head to Superpark to get moving and try all kinds of sports like baseball, basketball, futsal and more. Although the trampolines are just one part of this attraction, they were the best-loved. Bounce and compete with others through AR games, this adds the fun factor to bouncing! Freestylers can also have their turn at the other trampolines. Book your tickets here


4. Bouncy Paradise

Bouncy Paradise

Five ball pits, 20 sliding lanes, trampolines and obstacles courses – kids can literally bounce off walls at Bouncy Paradise. There are a few trampolines to try, right next to the ball pits. Head to this paradise where one can bounce delightfully all the way. Details and tickets here.


5. Action Motion

Valo Jump

Valo Jump at Action Motion, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir makes use of motion capture technology and AR elements so that players can jump while playing mini games on the screen. Find out more about what’s to expect at Action Motion at HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir.


6. AirZone Singapore

AIRZONE Singapore

Not exactly a trampoline park but AirZone Singapore will have you springing up and down at this unique attraction at City Square Mall. Get more details about AirZone Singapore.


7. Manulife Bouncing Nets

Manulife Bouncing Nets - Canopy Park
Image: Changi Airport

Jewel Changi Airport also has its own version of a trampoline and its the Manulife Bouncing Nets. The attraction within Canopy Park is essentially one big trampoline. Find out more about the Manulife Bouncing Nets.


Trampolining Classes – Levelling Up with the Trampoline

8. Trampoline Singapore, Gymkraft

How about trampolining as a sport? You can take classes at the recreational or competitive level at this trampoline gym. Get some guidance to do the tricks you have always wanted to do. Level up at Trampoline Singapore. Find out more here.


9. The Yard

Getting serious in trampolining? The classes at The Yard will help aspiring trampolinists develop strength and awareness to perform foundational jumps, basic and intermediate body landing skills and somersaulting concepts. Learn about schedules here.


10. Singapore Trampoline Academy

Another training facility that specialises in competitive trampolining, Singapore Trampoline Academy has programmes for beginners and athletes. The curriculum is developed by qualified and experienced international coaches. Details are here.


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