
New Soft Play Mega Zone
- Dec 28, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 14, 2023
NEW ATTRACTION 💥💥💥💥Are you ready for the ultimate indoor play experience? Look no further than Jump Jam Trampoline Park! Our brand new, massive soft play area is now open and waiting for you to come and explore.
At 4,000 sq ft, this play paradise has something for everyone. Whether you're a thrill-seeking adventurer or just looking for a fun, safe place to play, our soft play area has you covered.
With six slides, including the death spinner and helter skelter, you can test your courage and let out your inner daredevil. And if you're feeling competitive, you can challenge your friends to a game on our mini football pitch or race them on the mini zip wire.
For our younger visitors, we have a special toddler area with age-appropriate toys and activities. And for the whole family, our four story glass floor is sure to be a hit. You can watch the action below or try your hand at the climbing tubes, wobbly mirrors, and obstacle courses. And don't forget to see if you can find your way through our challenging maze!
With so much to see and do, you'll have a hard time fitting it all in one visit. Book online at www.jumpjam.co.uk
Please note this is part of our court experience and cannot be booked seperately to jump tickets























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