5 Best Trampoline Parks in Singapore for Kids of All Ages

Bounce on over to an indoor trampoline park in Singapore for a fun day out with the kiddos!

Looking to burn your kids’ energy at a trampoline park in Singapore on a rainy day? Singapore has no shortage of fun things to do with kids, even on rainy days! If you’re looking for something that will let your mini-mes burn off all their excess energy while also boosting their cardiovascular fitness, coordination and motor skills, then why not check out these trampoline parks in Singapore? All you’ll need to do is make an online booking and get a good pair of grip socks (some parks even retail these for cheap!) and you’re all set to get bouncing.

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1. AMPED

One of our fave trampoline parks, AMPED is a fabulous trampoline park in Singapore, where kids can bounce their hearts away on their trampolines or sign up for classes in the AIRena. AMPED offers trampoline classes for kids aged 5 to 12. Book your AMPED trampoline park tickets, and get ready for some super sweaty kids!

 AMPED, 10 Raeburn Park, Block C, Level 2 #02-33, Singapore 088702, Tel: (+65) 8228 5961, ampedsingapore.com

2. BOUNCE Singapore

Trampoline parks in Singapore don’t get any better than BOUNCE Singapore, which features a massive, multi-national team of super enthusiastic young staffers, along with five dedicated trampoline areas based on interests and level of ability. Highlights at this indoor Singapore trampoline park include the Leap of Faith, the popular Slam Dunk area, and the super-fun X-Park obstacle course. There’s much emphasis on freestyle jumping (because why just jump up and down when you can bounce off the walls?), and a wide variety of programmes for littlies. BOUNCE Singapore even offers dedicated hours just for junior jumpers who are under 110cm, but can walk unassisted). Due to their strict safety policy, BOUNCE Singapore requires that everyone wear their special grip socks at $3.

BOUNCE Singapore, #09-01 Cineleisure, 8 Grange Road, Singapore 239695, Tel: (+65) 6816 2879, www.bounceinc.com.sg

3. SuperPark

SuperPark is a great indoor playground for all ages, kids and adults. It’s not a dedicated trampoline park but instead, it offers many activities all in one space (as well as trampolining). The trampoline area comes with a foam pit, so you can somersault with ease! Do note kids need to be at least 120cm for this trampolining activity! SuperPark offers two levels of unlimited activities and aside from the trampoline area. It has a Pedal Car Track with tricycles, popular ball games like SuperBall and BaseBall, interactive games like SuperHoop, and more. Click here for a complete breakdown of everything fun at SuperPark!

SuperPark Singapore, 3 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec City Mall, #02-477 (North Wing), Singapore 038983, Tel: (+65) 6239 5360, www.superpark.com.sg

4. Bouncy Paradise

Bouncy Paradise isn’t a trampoline park per se; rather, it’s a bouncy inflatable playground! This massive 20,000-sq-ft space features a huge interconnected bouncy castle platform with 20 rainbow slides, a few trampolines, ball pits big enough to swim in with unicorn floats, plus obstacle courses, climbing walls, a flying fox and more! It’s open on weekends and holidays only, and you’ll need to book a slot and bring socks. Click here to read more!

Bouncy Paradise, 200 Pandan Gardens, PeopleUp Enrichment Hub, Singapore 609336, www.bouncyparadise.com

5. Bonus: The Yard

The Yard isn’t a trampoline park, but if your kiddo wants to amp up their bouncing skills they do trampolining training for tots, in addition to recreational and competitive gymnastics for kids of all ages. Expect classes such as gymnastics, parkour and fun holiday camps, too!

The Yard, multiple locations including Jurong, Bukit Timah and Dempsey, www.theyard.sg

Trampoline parks in Singapore that have closed:

Jumprrocks (permanently closed)

Jumprrocks was an indoor trampoline park in Singapore with mega bouncy structures, ball pits, trampolines and much more for a fun afternoon out. There were free, daily physical games at Battle Groundz, where kids could compete against their friends and enjoy loads of creative challenges. Sadly, Jumprrocks is now closed.

Katapult (permanently closed)

Katapult was Singapore’s first dedicated, purpose-built trampoline park offering 14,000 square feet of jumping fun and more than 30 interconnected trampolines. We loved that Katapult had no age restrictions, plus one adult could jump for free with every kiddo aged 4 and below. Sadly, Katapult is now closed.

Spring Rolls Trampoline Park (permanently closed)

One of the smallest trampoline parks you’ll find in Singapore, Spring Rolls was fully automated – a first in SG! – and functioned entirely on a self-service concept. All you had to do was to tap your credit card and let the kiddos run wild inside. Sadly, Spring Rolls is now closed.

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