Trampoline park equipment and ninja warrior courses
Trampoline courts, foam pits, ninja obstacle lines and indoor ropes courses — engineered to your building and built on our own steel frames.
In short
What equipment does an indoor trampoline park need?
Kids Ninja Warrior Course
A kids ninja warrior obstacle course with a warped wall, rings, monkey bars and step pads on a powder-coated steel truss frame…
Indoor Trampoline Park System
A complete indoor trampoline park system — main court, wall trampolines, dodgeball court and foam pit — engineered to your building.
Indoor Ropes Course
A multi-level indoor ropes course with steel towers, rope bridges, balance beams and an overhead continuous belay rail for FECs and adventure…
Foam Pit & Trampoline Lane
A trampoline runway lane leading into a deep foam pit filled with flame-retardant foam cubes, for gymnastics clubs and trampoline parks.
Buyer's guide
Planning an active-play venue
Building first. Clear height, column spacing and floor loading decide which attractions fit. Trampoline courts need generous clear height above the jump surface; ropes courses need more.
Mix attractions by throughput. Open courts move the most jumpers per hour; ninja lines and ropes courses add challenge and repeat visits but serve fewer guests at a time.
Think about staffing. Every zone needs a sightline for a monitor. We draw monitor positions on the layout so your staffing plan is visible before you commit.
FAQ
Questions about ninja courses & trampoline parks
Which standard covers trampoline parks?
ASTM F2970 covers the design, manufacture and operation of trampoline courts in the US. Some states add their own requirements; check with your local authority early.
How big should a trampoline park be?
Most parks we design are between 8,000 and 20,000 sq ft, but compact parks can work in smaller buildings.
Can you combine a ninja course with a trampoline park?
Yes. Ninja lines, climbing walls and foam pits are commonly planned in the same layout.
Do you supply spare parts?
Jump mats, springs, pads and foam cubes can ship as spares with the main order.
From the Journal
Guides for this range
How Much Does It Cost to Open a Trampoline Park?
Published franchise disclosures put full trampoline parks in the seven figures. Here is what drives the number and how to build your own budget.
Trampoline Park Equipment: Every Zone Explained
A zone-by-zone guide to commercial trampoline equipment, what each area includes and which zones need the most design and staffing attention.
Foam Pit Cubes: Size, Density and How Many You Need
How to choose foam pit cubes, check density, size a pit and calculate how many cubes you need, with research on pit depth and…
Start a project
Send us your floor plan. We will draw the playground.
Share your space dimensions, ceiling height and the age groups you serve. Our design team returns a layout and a factory-direct quote.