The best trampoline parks in Singapore you have to check out now

Everyone's welcome to bounce, prance and run around SuperPark Singapore, an all-in-one indoor activity park from Finland, located at Suntec City Mall. The double-storey 40,000 square foot play space features over 20 exciting game areas including a tube slide, an indoor flying fox and a whole area dedicated to trampolining. It even has a skate and scoot section for skating enthusiasts to hone their skills. Need some variety? SuperPark is the place to be. 

There isn’t a moment of stillness at Bounce Singapore, where you can jump off walls and fly through the air. This addition to the trampoline scene has three areas designed for different interests and various levels of difficulty, so young tots, older teens, adults and even fitness enthusiasts are catered for. After you get your muscles warmed up at the free jumping arena, be sure to show off your basketball moves, Spiderman climbing skills and ability to dodge balls at the Slam Dunk, The Wall and Trampoline Dodgeball arena respectively. Adrenaline junkies, head straight for the Leap of Faith – where you jump from a raised platform to catch hold of a trapeze suspended in mid-air, hence the name – for your heart-pumping fix.

Hailed as our island’s first, this is the one that started the craze. It’s all about family-friendly fun here, with a main court where kids run wild and parents attempt to keep up (if you’re not keen on sweating buckets, just keep an eye out for your little ones at the rest area). Activities include basketball dunking, dodgeball games, wall climbing, slacklines and trusty airbags to catch you when you fall (because you will).

Katapult finds itself situated amidst the lush greenery of ORTO. Impress your friends at the viewing area by leaping, spinning and flipping on the 30 interconnected trampolines in the main area, then take your slam dunks to new heights at the basketball hoops. For a round of team games, face off with foam dodgeballs, surrounded by cushioned walls and trampolines. If you want to be challenged, run vertically up the wall or put on your best balancing act at the slackline zone – it’s only inches off the padded ground. Prefer to simply launch yourself into the air and fall onto soft airbags? Do your best somersault at the bag jump area or take a leap of faith on a free fall – you’ll get to choose from two levels, based on your height.

Let the kids run riot at this child-friendly gym. The Power Kids Gym is a multi-sensory playground jam-packed with kid-safe facilities and a specially curated range of programmes that are suitable for the tiny tots and children up to 10 years old. Besides being able to book the space for an event or a birthday party (the best kind), the gym also conducts classes for the little ones to play and discover their physical abilities through climbing, sliding, crawling, running and more. Also a great trampoline alternative for children between the ages of four to six, the gym has hoppers that are relatively low.      

Ever dreamt of doing tricks and stunts like those you see in the movies? The Yard offers gymnastics, parkour and trampolining training along with strength conditioning to get you flipping, twisting and somersaulting in no time. And it’s not just for the adults; there are classes for the aspiring gymnasts as young as three years old. 

Not a trampoline park per se, GymKraft offers trampolining programmes for the young ones and adults alongside a range of other fitness activities like gymnastics, parkour and aerial fitness. Perfect for those who love jumping, twisting and somersaulting in the air, learn this Olympic sport using this gym’s three apparatus – mini-trampoline, trampoline and tumble track. Worry not about the levels of difficulty as classes are scaled so everyone, including beginners, can be a part of this fun.