Trampoline Park & Jump Center
Operate indoor trampoline park with jumping attractions
Overview
Trampoline parks generate $500,000-$2,500,000 annually with 35-55% margins.
In 2025, active entertainment for kids popular.
Revenue from jump sessions ($12-$20 per hour), birthday parties ($350-$800), membership programs ($30-$60 monthly), food and beverages, and special events.
Services include open jump trampolines, dodgeball and basketball courts, foam pits and ninja courses, toddler jump zones, birthday party packages, and fitness classes.
Successful parks ensure safety and supervision, create diverse attraction mix, target kids and tweens, sell memberships for recurring revenue, and maintain equipment rigorously.
Families with kids as clients.
Marketing through schools, birthday party sites, kids' activity apps, social media, and family publications.
Required Skills
- Facility Operations
- Safety Management
- Equipment Maintenance
- Event Planning
- Staff Training
- Risk Management
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Popular active entertainment for kids
- High revenue potential from parties
- Membership revenue provides stability
- Multiple attraction zones increase value
- Growing indoor entertainment market
Cons
- Very high startup and equipment costs
- Liability and insurance expensive
- Equipment wear and maintenance high
- Safety incidents and injuries risk
- Competition from entertainment franchises
How to Get Started
- Develop trampoline park concept and layout
- Secure large warehouse or retail space
- Invest in trampoline equipment and attractions
- Get liability insurance and safety certifications
- Hire and train safety staff
- Market to families and kids' activities
- Manage safety and maintain equipment strictly
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