Singapore Parents: Top Trampoline Parks for Kids and Teens
Singapore parents can let their kids burn off energy at indoor trampoline parks, with prices starting at $16.95 for off-peak passes. The guide covers key safety tips, booking advice, and a comparison of the most popular venues across the island.
Singapore parents can let their kids burn off energy at indoor trampoline parks, with prices starting at $16.95 for off-peak passes. During school holidays, parents can choose from Bounce, Amped, SuperPark, Amazonia, Kiztopia, Trampoline Singapore, Power Kids Gym, and The Yard.
Choosing the Right Park for Your Child
Parents often look for venues that combine fun with safety. Bounce, located on level nine of Cineleisure, offers over 100 interconnecting trampolines and a dedicated X-Park challenge course. The park requires special grip socks that cost $3.20, but these socks can be kept for future visits. Amped Trampoline Park, at 10 Raeburn Park, features four zones including a game hub with air hockey and basketball, and it also sells grip socks at the counter. SuperPark Singapore, situated in Suntec City Mall, is not a pure trampoline park but offers a trampoline platform alongside foam pits, obstacle courses, and an Airbag Donut Slide. Amazonia at Great World City has an elevated enclosed bouncing area with basketball hoops, while Kiztopia provides trampolines combined with ballpits, slides, and climbing frames.
Parents with older children may prefer Trampoline Singapore, a training academy that offers classes for both kids and adults, and Power Kids Gym, which focuses on mobility and balance through crawling, climbing, and trampoline exercises. The Yard offers both recreational and competitive gymnastics for younger kids.
Key Tips for First-Time Jumpers
All parks in Singapore feature interconnected trampolines, so collisions can happen when more than one child jumps at once. Adult supervision is mandatory to prevent accidents. Bring your own grip socks or purchase them on site for $2-$3. Booking online in advance is recommended because many parks book out quickly, especially on weekends. Signing the compulsory waiver online before arrival reduces bottlenecks and maximises jumping time. Each location also serves as a party venue, making it convenient for birthday celebrations. Hydration and an extra change of clothes are essential because the high-energy activity can be tiring.
Top Picks for Different Age Groups
Parents can match a park to their child’s age and interests. For toddlers and preschoolers, Kiztopia’s ballpits and slides provide a gentle introduction to bouncing. Children aged three and up can enjoy Bounce’s X-Park and SuperPark’s trampoline platform. Teens and older kids may appreciate Amped’s game hub, SuperPark’s obstacle courses, or Trampoline Singapore’s training sessions.
Below is a quick comparison of the main parks, showing location, starting price, and opening hours:
| Park | Location | Price (from) | Opening Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bounce | #09-01, Cineleisure, 8 Grange Road | $27.20 (≥110cm) / $19 (under 4) | Mon-Thu 10-8pm, Fri 10-9pm, Sat-PH 9-9pm, Sun 9-7pm |
| Amped | #02-33, 10 Raeburn Park | $19.90 | 10-7pm daily |
| SuperPark | 3 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec City | $16.95 (off-peak) | Mon-Tue 9-9pm, Wed-Thu 10.30-8pm, Fri 10.30-9pm, Sat 9-9pm, Sun 9-8pm |
| Amazonia | #03-113, Great World | $28.80 (under 3) / $38.90 (≥3) | Mon 9.30-4.30pm, Tue-Fri 9.30-7.30pm, Sat-Sun 9.30-9.30pm |
| Kiztopia | Various locations | Starting at $29.80 | Varies |
| Trampoline Singapore | 6 Tampines St 92 | Trial classes $45 | Mon-Thu 6-9pm, Sat 10-5.30pm, Sun 12-6pm |
| Power Kids Gym | Dairy Farm Mall & UE Square | Prices on website | 9-6pm daily (Closed Mon for Dairy Farm) |
| The Yard | Not specified | Not listed | Not listed |
When planning a weekend outing, consider the 2-hour jump pass at Bounce for a budget-friendly option.
