Trampoline Parks in Singapore: Real Prices, Age and Height Rules (2026)

30 October 2026 · 10 min read

Only two places in Singapore that we could find are still trampoline parks in the strict sense: AMPED in Katong and BOUNCE in Orchard. A third, SuperPark at Suntec City, puts trampolines inside a bigger activity park. AMPED, which calls itself Singapore's first indoor trampoline park, has moved from Raeburn Park to Roxy Square on East Coast Road, so any list that still gives the old address is out of date.

At none of them is the ticket price what you pay. Grip socks cost $3 to $3.50 on top, and a small child usually needs an adult beside them, sometimes on a full-price ticket.

So this list widens the net, and labels each place for what it is. Alongside the trampoline parks are two net parks, AIRZONE's nets across five floors of City Square Mall and the Bouncing Net at Jewel, two Kiztopia inflatable parks in the west, a bungy trampoline on Sentosa, a free town council park in Toa Payoh with trampolines set into the ground, and an academy for children who want to learn somersaults.

Every price, height rule and opening time below was read on the operator's own website or booking system on 30 October 2026. Each entry gives the landed price for one child, the height or age gate, what a toddler can do, the waiver and how to book. The table at the end puts all ten side by side.

What the ticket price leaves out

• Grip socks. Compulsory at AMPED ($3), BOUNCE ($3.20, its own brand only) and SuperPark ($3.50, or $2 to swap an old pair). Bouncetopia and MegaBounce require socks but do not print the price. AIRZONE and Jewel's nets are shoes on.
• The adult. Height decides whether a parent goes in: under 115cm at AIRZONE, under 120cm at SuperPark, and every child of 3 or under at AMPED. AMPED charges that adult $10. AIRZONE and SuperPark charge a full ticket. At BOUNCE a parent can watch free from the cafe, or pay $27.20 to go on the trampolines.
• The clock. An AIRZONE session is 60 minutes, about 45 of them on the nets. Jewel's Bouncing Net is 45 minutes including a 10-minute briefing. MegaBounce is 5 minutes. AMPED and BOUNCE sell by the hour.
• The day. AMPED charges the same every day. SuperPark's two hours on a Saturday cost $37.90, more than its whole-day weekday pass at $33.90. BOUNCE's two-hour Superpass is $32.90 off-peak and $35.90 peak.

Orchard, the city and Toa Payoh

1. BOUNCE Singapore, Orchard Cineleisure (trampoline park)

BOUNCE is on the ninth floor of Cineleisure and is the freestyle park of the three: a free-jump arena, slam dunk lanes, dodgeball, the Big Bag airbag for a first flip, The Wall, and X-Park, a parkour course that needs lace-up covered shoes. The Wall and the performance trampolines are Olympic-grade and open only to jumpers over 110cm.

The catch is the toddler window. Children of 4 and under can only book Junior Jumper sessions, weekdays 10am to 4pm and weekend mornings, and BOUNCE says a younger child booked outside those hours will not be allowed to bounce. Its own pages disagree on whether the weekend window opens at 9am or 10am.

Book and pay online, because BOUNCE says most weekends and holidays sell out. Fill in the waiver online or at the counter, and arrive 20 minutes early. Bookings are non-refundable. A five-year-old under 110cm fits neither ticket on BOUNCE's own price page, so ring before you book.

Why kids will love it: Running up The Wall, then throwing a first front flip into the Big Bag without worrying about the landing. Under-fives get the Big Bag, Slam Dunk, Dodgeball, Free Jump and their own soft-play area. Best for ages 6 to 14 who are over 110cm. Pick a weekday afternoon if you can.

View on Jungle: BOUNCE Singapore
Website: BOUNCE tickets and pricing
Address: 8 Grange Road, #09-01 Cineleisure, Singapore 239695. Google Maps
Opening hours: Monday to Thursday 10am to 8pm. Friday 10am to 9pm. Saturday and public holidays 9am to 9pm. Sunday 9am to 8pm.
Price: General Access $27.20 an hour, so $30.40 with the compulsory $3.20 BOUNCE socks. Junior Jumper $19 for the first hour and $15 for a second, so $22.20 with socks. Two-hour Superpass $32.90 off-peak, $35.90 peak. Students $23.90 an hour on weekdays. A parent watching from the cafe pays nothing; one on the trampolines buys a $27.20 ticket.
Ages: Over 110cm for General Access. Junior Jumper for 4 and under who can walk unassisted. Under-12s need a parent or guardian over 18 in the building.
Nearest MRT: Somerset (NS23), about 5 minutes on foot.

2. SuperPark Singapore, Suntec City (activity park with trampolines)

Photo: SuperPark Singapore, Jungle listing

SuperPark is a Finnish activity park on Level 1 of Suntec City with more than 30 activities in three zones. Trampolines are one part of it: a kids' trampoline, a trampoline platform, an airbag jump and basketball and reaction jumps in the Freestyle Hall, with pedal cars, a ninja track, a flying fox and digital sports games around them.

Prices change by day and by session, so read the ticket name before you pay. Booking is online, the no-refund policy is strict, and $1 a ticket buys one reschedule. The waiver is online too. The park closes for private buyouts on 7, 13, 23 and 27 November, at the times on its homepage.

Why kids will love it: Racing a pedal car round the track, then a basketball dunk off a trampoline. Small children have the Adventure Area's play towers and slides. Best for ages 4 to 12. With an under-100cm child on a school-term weekday, the 10.30am Super Playdate covers a parent and the child for $29.90.

View on Jungle: SuperPark Singapore
Website: SuperPark tickets
Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard, #01-488 Suntec City Mall, Singapore 038983. Google Maps
Opening hours: Monday to Thursday 10.30am to 8pm. Friday 10.30am to 9pm. Saturday, public holidays and school holidays 9am to 9pm. Sunday 9am to 8pm.
Price: Saturday two-hour session $37.90, or $18.95 for a junior under 100cm. Weekday daypass $33.90, junior $16.95. Weekday Super Playdate, 10.30am to 12.30pm, $29.90 for one adult and one child under 100cm, not in school holidays. Socks $3.50 a pair. Babies under 12 months free. Two Saturday hours for a 110cm child and a parent, with two pairs of socks, come to $82.80.
Ages: Children under 120cm need an adult of 18 or over with a ticket. Junior tickets are for children under 100cm. Some stations set their own minimum height.
Nearest MRT: Promenade (CC4/DT15), about 4 minutes on foot.

3. AIRZONE, City Square Mall (net park)

Photo: AIRZONE, Jungle listing

AIRZONE is not a trampoline park. It is a set of bouncy safety nets strung across Levels 2 to 6 of City Square Mall's atrium, with slides linking one level to the next. Shoes stay on: closed-toe shoes, or Crocs without Jibbitz, and shoes are lent, if there are any left, when you forget.

Each session lasts 60 minutes, but the safety briefing and climbing in take about 15 of them, so expect 45 minutes on the nets. Arrive 20 minutes early. Tickets are non-refundable, and a booking can only be moved if you bought the Flexi Promise add-on. Tickets bought from other websites are not accepted.

Why kids will love it: Looking straight down several floors through the net under their feet, then sliding to the level below. Every guest has to climb and walk the nets unaided, so it suits children who climb with confidence. Go on a weekday: at weekends, guests who booked online get priority at the counter.

View on Jungle: AIRZONE
Website: AIRZONE tickets
Address: 180 Kitchener Road, #02-K4/K10 City Square Mall, Singapore 208539. Google Maps
Opening hours: Ticket counter from 9.45am daily. Sessions from 10am; the last starts at 7.20pm on off-peak days and 8.30pm on peak days. AIRZONE does not say which days are which.
Price: $27.90 a person for a 60-minute session, online only. No socks needed. A child under 115cm needs a paying adult inside, so $55.80; on school-term weekdays the Two-to-Play ticket is $55 for two. A 4-session pass is $100 and an 8-session pass $168, shareable within a year.
Ages: No age limit. Under 115cm, a paying adult goes in with them. From 115cm to 135cm, an adult waits just outside. Everyone must weigh under 120kg.
Nearest MRT: Farrer Park (NE8), Exit I.

4. PLAY@HeightsPark, Toa Payoh (free in-ground trampolines)

Photo: PLAY@HeightsPark, Jungle listing

The cheapest bounce on this list is free and outdoors. PLAY@HeightsPark is an 8,000 square metre park between Lorong 1 and Lorong 2 Toa Payoh, rebuilt by Bishan-Toa Payoh Town Council and opened in May 2022. One of its five play zones, Trampoline Tempo, has trampolines set into the ground. The others are Maritime Magic, Beach Bonanza, Kids Kampung, and Skates and Scooters.

The town council publishes no hours and no 2026 update for the park, and we found no closure notice. There is no booking, no waiver and no time limit.

Why kids will love it: Bouncing in the open air with no ticket and no session clock, then a run through the Kids Kampung zone next door. Best for ages 3 to 10. Go before 10am or after 5pm, when the ground has cooled.

View on Jungle: PLAY@HeightsPark
Website: Bishan-Toa Payoh Town Council opening notice (PDF)
Address: Block 144 Lorong 2 Toa Payoh, Singapore 310144. Google Maps
Opening hours: An open-access town council park. No hours are published.
Price: Free.
Ages: Built as a park for three generations. No age limits are published.
Nearest MRT: Toa Payoh (NS19) or Caldecott (CC17/TE9), each about 500m away.

East: Katong and Changi

5. AMPED Trampoline Park, Roxy Square, Katong (trampoline park)

Photo: AMPED Trampoline Park, Jungle listing

AMPED has moved. Its only address now is #03-01 Roxy Square on East Coast Road, two minutes from Marine Parade MRT, with parking in the building and direct access to Level 3. The park has interconnected trampolines, the Lava Leap, the AIRena court, a parkour airmat, Multi-Ball, mini-golf and a reaction game.

Unlike SuperPark, or BOUNCE's two-hour pass, it charges the same every day: $26.90 an hour, $36.90 for two. Every jumper needs a waiver, signed by a parent for under-18s, online before you arrive or on a tablet at the door. Walk-ins are taken when there is space. Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in and the safety briefing.

Why kids will love it: Crossing the Lava Leap without touching the floor, then dodgeball in the AIRena. AMPED also runs sensory-friendly sessions, with quieter music, steady lighting and smaller crowds, on Mondays at 4pm and Thursdays at 5pm, at the normal price. Best for ages 4 to 14.

View on Jungle: AMPED Trampoline Park
Website: AMPED prices and directions
Address: 50 East Coast Road, #03-01 Roxy Square I, Singapore 428769. Google Maps
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 10am to 8pm. Saturday and Sunday 10am to 9pm. Sessions start on the hour. AMPED's FAQ says Friday until 9pm, but its booking calendar's last Friday session starts at 7pm.
Price: $26.90 for one hour, $36.90 for two and $20.90 for each extra hour, every day. Socks $3 a pair, so $29.90 for an hour. A child of 3 or under must have an adult on the court, who pays $10 at the counter: $39.90 for the hour with the child's socks. For ages 4 to 6 the adult is optional, also $10. Watching from the seats is free. Bookings are non-refundable.
Ages: All ages, if the child can walk and jump unaided. An adult is compulsory for 3 and under and optional for 4 to 6. From 7, everyone on the court pays full price. Weight limit 120kg.
Nearest MRT: Marine Parade (TE26), Exit 2, 2 minutes on foot.

6. Bouncing Net, Canopy Park, Jewel Changi Airport (net park)

Photo: Canopy Park at Jewel Changi Airport, Jungle listing

Jewel's Bouncing Net hangs under the glass roof on Level 5, and at its highest point it is 8 metres above the ground. It is a net, not a trampoline, and it is the only place on this list where every child must be at least 110cm tall, with no smaller ticket for a younger sibling.

A ticket is one 45-minute slot, including a compulsory safety briefing of about 10 minutes, and it includes entry to the rest of Canopy Park: the Discovery Slides, Foggy Bowls, Petal Garden and Topiary Walk. Wear trousers or shorts and covered shoes. Luggage and wheeled bags are not allowed on the net.

Why kids will love it: Bouncing on a net among the trees eight metres up, with Jewel's glass canopy overhead. Best for ages 6 to 12 who are over 110cm. If they want the Walking Net and both mazes too, Bundle 2 covers all of it for $39 a child and $54 an adult at the standard rate.

View on Jungle: Canopy Park at Jewel Changi Airport
Website: Jewel, Bouncing Net
Address: Canopy Park, Level 5, Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666. Google Maps
Opening hours: Bouncing Net 10am to 9pm daily, last admission 30 minutes before closing.
Price: Child (3 to 12) $19.90 and adult $24.90 at the standard rate. Singapore residents, including employment, work and dependant pass holders, pay $15.90 and $20.90. Child ticket holders must be with a paying adult, and the cheapest adult ticket is Canopy Park entry at $8, or $6 for residents. A resident child and a parent who does not bounce pay $21.90. No socks needed.
Ages: Minimum height 110cm. Child tickets cover ages 3 to 12.
Nearest MRT: Changi Airport (CG2), about 5 minutes on foot.

West: Choa Chu Kang and Tengah

7. Bouncetopia by Kiztopia, SAFRA Choa Chu Kang (inflatable bounce park)

Photo: Bouncetopia by Kiztopia, Jungle listing

Bouncetopia is Kiztopia's inflatable concept, and its SAFRA Choa Chu Kang branch has two zones: the Xtreme Arena for power bouncing, and Drago's Sports Hall, an inflatable obstacle run of slides and races. It is a bounce park, not a trampoline park, and paid tickets cover ages 1 to 12.

There is no booking: walk in during opening hours. A waiver is required before entry. Grip socks are compulsory, sold at the counter at a price Kiztopia does not publish. On 10 November it closes at 5pm for a deep clean. Kiztopia's contact page gives a Yew Tee Point address; its branch page and SAFRA both give the clubhouse.

Why kids will love it: Charging across a giant inflatable in the Xtreme Arena, then racing a sibling through Drago's obstacle course. Best for ages 2 to 8. SAFRA members get 5% off admission.

View on Jungle: Bouncetopia by Kiztopia
Website: Bouncetopia, SAFRA Choa Chu Kang
Address: 28 Choa Chu Kang Drive, #01-04 SAFRA Choa Chu Kang, Singapore 689964. Google Maps
Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday 10am to 8pm. Friday, Saturday, eve of public holidays and public holidays 10am to 9pm. Closes at 5pm on 10 November 2026.
Price: Child $19.80 for one hour or $28.80 for two, the same every day, plus grip socks. Kiztopia sells no adult ticket online for this branch. Its chain-wide house rules say each ticket admits one child and one adult, but the same tickets at Tengah are child only, with a $12 adult ticket, so ask at the counter. Babies under 1 enter free with a paying child.
Ages: Paid tickets for ages 1 to 12. An adult of 18 or over must supervise every child of 12 and under.
Nearest MRT: Choa Chu Kang (NS4/BP1), about 6 minutes on foot.

8. Bouncetopia by Kiztopia, Tengah Plantation Plaza (inflatable bounce park)

The second Bouncetopia is on Level 4 of Plantation Plaza in Tengah, with a tropical theme: oversized inflatables, slides and interactive play zones. Unlike the Choa Chu Kang branch, it sells a separate adult ticket online, at $12.

Walk in, sign the waiver before entry, and buy grip socks at the counter if you have none. It also closes at 5pm on 10 November for a deep clean. There is no MRT station within walking distance yet, so this is a car or bus trip.

Why kids will love it: Bouncing and sliding through a tropical island of giant inflatables, with a parent allowed in beside them. Best for ages 2 to 8. Kiztopia warns that its parks can fill at peak hours, with a wait at the door.

View on Jungle: not yet listed
Website: Bouncetopia, Tengah Plantation Plaza
Address: 127 Plantation Crescent, #04-08/09 Plantation Plaza, Singapore 690127. Google Maps
Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday 10am to 8pm. Friday, Saturday, eve of public holidays and public holidays 10am to 9pm. Closes at 5pm on 10 November 2026.
Price: Child $19.80 for one hour or $28.80 for two; adult $12. Two hours for a child and a parent is $40.80, plus grip socks at a price Kiztopia does not publish. Babies under 1 enter free with a paying child.
Ages: Paid tickets for ages 1 to 12, with an adult of 18 or over supervising.
Getting there: No MRT within walking distance. Chinese Garden (EW25) and Bukit Batok (NS2) are each about 2km away, so take a bus or drive.

Sentosa

9. MegaBounce, Mega Adventure, Siloso Beach (bungy trampoline)

MegaBounce is the odd one out: an outdoor bungy trampoline at Mega Adventure on Siloso Beach. A harness and bungy cords lift each jumper up to 8 metres for flips and turns. One ticket is one round of 5 minutes, so it is a thrill to add to a beach day rather than an afternoon out.

Online tickets cost less than the counter price, are valid for 90 days and need no time slot: it is first come, first served. Everyone signs Mega Adventure's online waiver and wears socks, sold at the counter. It runs in the rain and stops during electrical storms. Tickets are non-refundable.

Why kids will love it: A first backflip with the harness doing the worrying, and the sea behind them at the top of each bounce. There is no age limit, only a weight range of 10kg to 90kg and a harness that has to fit. Best for ages 5 and up.

View on Jungle: Mega Adventure
Website: Mega Adventure activities
Address: 10A Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 099008. Google Maps
Opening hours: 11am to 6.30pm daily. Last MegaBounce entry 6.30pm.
Price: $18 a person online for one 5-minute round, plus socks at the counter, price not published. MegaZip and MegaBounce together cost $75.
Ages: No age limit. Weight 10kg to 90kg, and the harness must fit.
Getting there: Sentosa Express to Beach Station, then the free beach shuttle towards Siloso Beach (fourth stop) or a 10-minute walk.

Trampoline classes, if they want to learn to flip

Open jump teaches nothing in particular. For coaching, two places publish a timetable. AMPED runs drop-in Champ classes at Roxy Square for ages 5 to 12, Tuesday to Thursday at 4pm and 5pm, with Singapore Gymnastics-accredited coaches; its class pass page was offline on 30 October, so no price is given. The other is a club with its own entry below.

10. Singapore Trampoline Academy, UWCSEA East, Tampines (classes, not open jump)

Photo: Singapore Trampoline Academy, Jungle listing

Singapore Trampoline Academy is a coaching club, not a park: there is no open jump and no walk-in. Its Jump Acrobat programme takes children from basic jumps to somersaults in levels, and an invite-only competitive pathway follows Singapore Gymnastics' national development programme.

It trains at the Dragon's Yard, the sheltered area past the sports halls at UWCSEA East, and drivers check in at the school's main security gate first. Fees are billed by the term. Term 5 ended on 1 November, the next term's dates were not posted on 30 October, and full classes go to a waiting list. The registration form carries the waiver.

Why kids will love it: Coached time on a full-size trampoline, building to the moment the first somersault lands. Ages 5 to 9 and 10 and up train separately. There are adult classes too, so a parent can learn alongside.

View on Jungle: Singapore Trampoline Academy
Website: Jump Acrobat classes
Address: Dragon's Yard, Sports Complex, UWCSEA East, 1 Tampines Street 73, Singapore 528704. Google Maps
Class times: Ages 5 to 9: Monday 4pm, Sunday 9am and 10am. Ages 10 and up: Sunday 10am and 11am. Each class is an hour. These are Term 5 2026 times.
Price: $40 for a one-hour Jump Acrobat class, billed by the term; Term 5's six Sunday classes came to $240. Pre-competitive 90-minute sessions $60, two-hour squad sessions $80.
Ages: From 5.
Getting there: Tampines (EW2/DT32) is about 1.3km away, so most families drive or take a taxi.

How we checked

We started from Jungle's trampoline and bounce listings and the venues on page one of Google, then read each operator's own website or booking system on 30 October 2026. Prices for SuperPark come from its ticketing system, and AMPED's from its price table and booking calendar.

Places with no working website or booking page are left out, though older lists still name them: Altitude Arena, Katapult, Jumprrocks, Bouncy Paradise and Spring Rolls, whose old web address now advertises franchises. Jumping Singapore runs adult trampoline-fitness classes, and The Yard's trampoline class is invite-only for ages 10 to 16, so neither is here. Indoor playgrounds with a trampoline corner, such as Amazonia at Great World, are in our guide to indoor playgrounds in Singapore.

At a glance

Landed price is one child's ticket plus compulsory socks where the price is published, and the adult where one must go in.

Height decides more than age at almost every venue here, so measure before you book. Browse every trampoline park for children on Jungle, or compare the rainy-day alternatives in our guide to indoor playgrounds in Singapore malls.