Waiver good for 12 months
Eight rules,
a monitor per 25.
Trampolines are real exercise with real risks. These rules, our court monitors and a waiver keep every jump a good one.
Monitors trained in first aid and CPR
AED on the court deck
Courts inspected every morning
One jumper per trampoline
Every square is for one person at a time. Wait for a clear square.
Flips straight up only
Land where you took off. No flips onto pads, walls or other courts.
Grip socks always
Skyward grip socks on every visit, for jumpers and grown-ups on courts.
Right zone for your size
Big and small jumpers use separate sections during busy hours.
No double bouncing
Never bounce another jumper or jump next to someone smaller.
Pockets empty
Phones, keys and jewelry go in the free cubbies before you jump.
Stop when you are tired
Most injuries happen at the end of a session. Rest often.
Listen to court monitors
Monitors can pause a court or move jumpers to keep everyone safe.
Eyes on every court.
Every open zone has a court monitor in a bright shirt with a whistle. They are trained in first aid and CPR, they know the rules by heart and they are genuinely fun to jump around.
1 monitor for every 25 jumpers
First aid kit and AED on the court deck
Courts inspected every morning before opening
The waiver, in plain words
Three minutes, once a year.
Every jumper needs a signed waiver. A parent or legal guardian signs for anyone under 18. It stays on file for 12 months and covers every visit.
You understand jumping has real risks
You agree to follow the park rules
You confirm the jumper has no condition that makes jumping unsafe
What to wear
Dress for bouncing.
Leggings, shorts or joggers and a T-shirt
Hair tied back, glasses on a strap
Skyward grip socks, $3 at the desk
Jeans with rivets, belts or zippers
Jewelry, watches and anything in pockets
Safe jumps start here.
Book a time, sign the waiver online before you come and arrive 15 minutes early.