4 Best Trampoline Parks in Singapore
A verified guide to the best trampoline parks in Singapore that are open now, from BOUNCE and SuperPark to Altitude Arena and Bouncetopia by Kiztopia.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankSingapore's trampoline parks are a reliable way to burn off energy, whether you are chasing flips or just want the kids bouncing indoors out of the heat. This is a small, fast-changing scene where venues open and close often, so we checked each of these trampoline parks in Singapore against its own website or official mall listing to confirm it is currently open. Here are the ones worth knowing.
1. BOUNCE Singapore
BOUNCE Singapore is a dedicated indoor trampoline park inside the Cathay Cineleisure building on Orchard Road, built around a large free-jump arena of interconnected trampolines plus a slam-dunk basketball zone, a dodgeball court, angled wall tramps and soft landing bags. Its signature feature is X-Park, a Ninja Warrior-style obstacle course that the operator bills as the first of its kind in Asia. Sessions cater to a wide range of ages and abilities, from cautious first-timers to freestyle jumpers practising flips.
2. SuperPark Singapore
SuperPark Singapore at Suntec City is an all-in-one indoor activity park rather than a pure trampoline hall, dividing its space into an Adventure Area, a Games Arena and a Freestyle Hall. The bouncing lives in the Freestyle Hall, which the site describes as having a trampoline platform, an airbag jump and trampoline-assisted basketball, with a minimum height of 120cm noted for the main trampoline platform. With dozens of activities under one roof and grip socks required throughout, it suits families who want trampolining alongside climbing, ball games and obstacle play.
Suntec City
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3. Altitude Arena
Altitude Arena is one of Singapore's newer trampoline parks, tucked inside the FairPrice Hub right beside Joo Koon MRT in the far west. Alongside open free-jump zones it runs a dodgeball arena with oversized inflatable balls, trampoline-assisted slam-dunk basketball courts and obstacle elements, and grip socks are required to jump. Its west-side location makes it a handy option for families around Jurong and Tuas who would otherwise head into town.
Joo Koon
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4. Bouncetopia by Kiztopia
Bouncetopia is the trampoline-and-inflatables concept from local indoor-play brand Kiztopia, pairing trampolines with bouncy castles, slides and dash-through obstacle challenges. It runs two western outlets, a tropical-themed hall at Tengah's Plantation Plaza and a branch at SAFRA Choa Chu Kang, both pitched at younger children and families rather than serious freestyle jumpers. It makes a gentler, more play-oriented alternative to the bigger trampoline arenas.
Tengah / Choa Chu Kang
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How to choose
- Check the venue's current opening days and hours before you travel, since Singapore's trampoline scene changes quickly and some parks run limited or weekend-heavy schedules.
- Match the park to your group: some are dedicated freestyle trampoline arenas with height or age minimums, while others are gentler bounce-and-play spaces built mainly for younger children.
- Look at what is offered beyond the trampolines, as dodgeball, slam-dunk basketball, foam or airbag landing zones and ninja-style obstacle courses vary a lot from one park to the next.
- Factor in location and grip socks: parks are spread from Orchard to the far west, and several require proper grip socks that you can usually buy on site if you do not have a pair.
- For weekends and school holidays, book a time slot in advance where possible, as the busier parks sell fixed-length sessions that can fill up.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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