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Trampoline Parks in Las Vegas
From wall-to-wall trampolines and ninja courses to foam pits and dodgeball, here are the valley’s best indoor spots to jump, bounce, and burn off some energy.
More Things to Do in Vegas →I’ve lived in Las Vegas my whole life, and if you’ve spent a summer here you know exactly why our indoor trampoline parks stay busy. When it’s 110 outside — or you just need to wear the kids out before dinner — these places are one of my go-to answers. They’re also great for birthday parties, teen hangouts, and even a surprisingly good workout for the grown-ups. Here are the trampoline and jump parks around the valley that are open and worth your time. Hours, pricing, and party packages change often, so I’ve pointed you to each park’s official site to confirm the details before you go.
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The Best Trampoline Parks in Las Vegas
Sky Zone
Sky Zone is the big-name trampoline park in town, and for good reason. You get wall-to-wall trampolines, a foam zone, Ultimate Dodgeball, basketball dunk lanes, and a warrior-style obstacle course, with two valley locations so you’re usually close to one. It’s a reliable pick for birthday parties and open-jump nights alike. Tip: grip socks are required — check the official site for current hours and to reserve jump time.
Flip N Out Xtreme
Flip N Out Xtreme is more than trampolines — think laser tag, a ninja obstacle course, climbing walls, dodgeball, air bags, and a café to regroup. With two locations, it’s one of my favorites for older kids, teens, and birthday groups who want variety beyond just jumping. Tip: grip socks are required and hours shift around school breaks, so check the official site before you drive over.
Xplozone Trampoline Park
Xplozone is a locally loved, mid-size jump park with wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits, a ninja-style obstacle course, and climbing walls. It tends to feel a little less crowded than the big chains, which parents of younger jumpers appreciate. Tip: a signed waiver is required and anyone under 18 needs a guardian signature — check the official site for jump times and passes.
Uptown Jungle Fun Park
Uptown Jungle is an all-inclusive indoor playground with trampolines, obstacle courses, slides, and toddler-friendly zones, and one admission covers everything inside. It’s my pick for families with a wide age range, since little ones and bigger kids both have plenty to do. Tip: grip socks are required — check the official site for current pricing, hours, and party packages.
LOL Kids Club
LOL Kids Club is a colorful indoor playground with a trampoline area, foam pits, themed play structures like a pirate ship and rocket, and an obstacle course, plus a concession stand for snack breaks. It leans younger, so it’s ideal for littler kids and toddler birthday parties. Tip: socks are required and it’s a popular party spot — check the official site to book a room or confirm open-play hours.
Bouncy World Indoor Mega Playland
Bouncy World recently moved into a bigger space with wall-to-wall bounce structures, slides, arcade games, and an on-site café. It’s more of a bounce-and-play park than a pure trampoline gym, but it’s a fantastic rainy-day or beat-the-heat option for younger children. Tip: socks are required — check the official site for open-bounce hours and party details.
A quick heads-up from a local: the Las Vegas jump-park scene changes fast. A few well-known spots — including the old Montessori Street trampoline park (previously Rockin’ Jump and Get Air), Gravady, and Jumper’s Jungle — have since closed, so I’ve left them off this list to keep it current. Always confirm hours and reserve ahead on busy weekends and school breaks.
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