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Best Trampoline Parks Melbourne for Kids 2026: Prices, Locations & Reviews
Best Trampoline Parks Melbourne for Kids 2026: Prices, Locations & Reviews
Trampoline parks have become one of Melbourne's most popular family activities — perfect for burning energy on rainy days, school holidays, or any weekend. But with multiple brands and locations across the city, it can be hard to know which park is best for your family. This guide compares every major trampoline park in Melbourne for 2026, covering prices, locations, age suitability, what's on offer, and which parks are best for toddlers, primary schoolers, and teenagers.
By VicBuzz Editorial Team | Last updated April 2026
Table of Contents
Quick Comparison Table
Bounce
Locations: Glen Iris, Essendon
Price (1hr): $22–28
Toddler Sessions: Yes (Mini Bounce)
Ninja Course: Yes
Climbing: No
Best For: Overall quality, all ages
Sky Zone
Locations: Multiple
Price (1hr): $20–28
Toddler Sessions: Yes
Ninja Course: Yes (Ninja Warrior)
Climbing: Yes (some)
Best For: Active kids 6+, dodgeball
Flip Out
Locations: Multiple suburban
Price (1hr): $18–25
Toddler Sessions: Yes
Ninja Course: Some locations
Climbing: No
Best For: Value, suburban access
Latitude
Locations: Multiple
Price (1hr): $22–30
Toddler Sessions: Yes
Ninja Course: Yes
Climbing: Yes (walls + bouldering)
Best For: Variety (trampolines + climbing + VR)
Prices are approximate and based on 2025–2026 published rates. Book online for the best pricing at all parks.
Bounce
Overview
Bounce is the original Australian trampoline park brand and set the standard when it launched. The facilities are consistently well-maintained, the safety standards are high, and the variety of zones means there is something for every age and skill level.
Melbourne Locations
What's On Offer
Pricing
Our Take
Bounce is the best all-round trampoline park in Melbourne. The facilities are clean and modern, staff are well-trained, and the range of zones means kids don't get bored. Glen Iris is the better of the two Melbourne locations for most families in the south and east. Essendon is convenient for families in the north and west.
Sky Zone
Overview
Sky Zone is a global trampoline park brand with multiple Melbourne locations. It distinguishes itself with its SkySlam basketball, Ultimate Dodgeball arena, and Ninja Warrior course — making it particularly popular with competitive older kids and teenagers.
Melbourne Locations
What's On Offer
Pricing
Our Take
Sky Zone is the best choice for sporty, competitive kids — the dodgeball arena and ninja course are more substantial than most competitors. The Dandenong location is well-placed for south-eastern suburbs families. Quality is good though facilities at some locations can show more wear than Bounce.
Flip Out
Overview
Flip Out is an Australian trampoline park brand with a presence across Melbourne's suburbs. It tends to be slightly more affordable than Bounce and Sky Zone, making it a good-value option for regular visits.
Melbourne Locations
Flip Out operates at several suburban locations that may change — check the Flip Out website for current Melbourne venues. Typical locations include venues in the northern and western suburbs.
What's On Offer
Pricing
Our Take
Flip Out offers solid value and is often the closest trampoline park for families in the outer suburbs. Facilities vary more between locations than Bounce or Sky Zone, so check recent reviews for the specific venue you plan to visit.
Latitude
Overview
Latitude is a newer entrant that differentiates itself by combining trampolines with climbing walls, bouldering, virtual reality, and other activities under one roof. This variety makes it particularly appealing for groups with mixed ages and interests.
Melbourne Locations
What's On Offer
Pricing
Our Take
Latitude is the best option if your family wants variety beyond just trampolines. The climbing walls are genuinely good and give the visit a different feel. Ideal for families with children of mixed ages who might otherwise struggle to find a single activity that suits everyone. For a deeper look at climbing options, see our guide to best rock climbing for kids in Melbourne.
Other Trampoline and Active Play Venues
Inflatable World
Not a trampoline park in the traditional sense, but Inflatable World operates giant inflatable obstacle courses and slides in warehouse spaces across Melbourne. Sessions are typically 1–2 hours, and the inflatables suit children aged about 3–14.
Cost: Approximately $15–22 per session.
Best for: Younger children (3–10) who want active play without the intensity of trampolines.
Bounce Geelong
Bounce operates a venue in Geelong for families in that region. See our guide to school holiday activities in Geelong.
AirRider Indoor Skydiving
Not a trampoline park, but indoor skydiving (vertical wind tunnel) is an exciting active experience for older children. iFLY and similar operators offer sessions for children from about age 3.
Cost: From approximately $60–90 per flight session.
Best for: Ages 3+ for a unique thrill experience.
Best Parks by Age Group
Toddlers (2–4 Years)
Young Children (5–7 Years)
Primary School (8–12 Years)
Teenagers (13+ Years)
Toddler Sessions Guide
All major trampoline parks in Melbourne offer dedicated toddler sessions. These are essential for families with children under 5 — general sessions are not suitable for very young children due to the size and energy of older jumpers.
What Toddler Sessions Include
Typical Schedule
Cost
Safety Tips for Parents
Trampoline parks are generally safe when used correctly, but injuries can occur. Tips for parents:
Birthday Parties at Trampoline Parks
All major Melbourne trampoline parks offer birthday party packages, making them one of the most popular party venues for children aged 5–14.
What's Typically Included
Approximate Costs
Tips for Trampoline Park Parties
For more birthday party venue ideas, see our guide to kids birthday party venues in Melbourne.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best trampoline park in Melbourne for kids?
Bounce (Glen Iris, Essendon) is widely considered the best overall, with high-quality facilities and multiple zones. Sky Zone is great for ninja courses and dodgeball. Latitude combines trampolines with climbing and VR. Flip Out offers good value across suburban locations.
How much do trampoline parks cost in Melbourne?
Most parks charge between $18 and $30 per hour for a standard session. Toddler sessions are often $12–18. Grip socks cost $3–5. Family deals and multi-visit passes are available.
What age can kids go to trampoline parks in Melbourne?
Most parks welcome children from age 3, with dedicated toddler sessions. General sessions suit ages 5 and up. Some activities have height or age requirements.
Do trampoline parks in Melbourne have toddler sessions?
Yes. Most major parks run toddler sessions for ages 2–5 during weekday mornings with lower numbers and age-appropriate play.
Do I need to book trampoline park sessions in advance?
Booking online in advance is recommended, especially during school holidays and weekends. Most parks offer online booking with better pricing than walk-in rates.
Sources
Venue details, pricing, and session information are based on published 2025–2026 data and are subject to change. We recommend checking each venue's website for current pricing and availability before visiting. Pricing is in Australian dollars and is indicative only.
Written by the VicBuzz Editorial Team. For more active indoor options, see our guide to indoor activities for Melbourne school holidays. For other active play ideas, see our guide to best rock climbing for kids in Melbourne.
Author: VicBuzz Editorial Team — local parents and community contributors covering family life across Victoria. We research, visit, and review family venues and programs across Melbourne and regional Victoria to help parents make informed decisions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best trampoline park in Melbourne for kids?
The best trampoline park depends on your child's age and location. Bounce (Glen Iris, Essendon) is widely considered the original and best overall, with high-quality facilities and multiple zones. Sky Zone (multiple locations) is great for ninja courses and dodgeball. Latitude offers trampolines plus climbing walls and VR. Flip Out has good value sessions across several suburban locations.
How much do trampoline parks cost in Melbourne?
Most Melbourne trampoline parks charge between $18 and $30 per hour for a standard jump session. Prices vary by park, session type, and time of week. Toddler sessions are often cheaper ($12–18). Grip socks are usually required and cost $3–5 if you do not have your own. Family deals and multi-visit passes are available at most parks.
What age can kids go to trampoline parks in Melbourne?
Most Melbourne trampoline parks welcome children from age 3, with dedicated toddler sessions for ages 3–5 at specific times. General sessions typically suit ages 5 and up. Some parks have minimum height requirements for certain activities like ninja courses or high-performance trampolines.
Do trampoline parks in Melbourne have toddler sessions?
Yes. Most major trampoline parks in Melbourne run dedicated toddler sessions (usually called Mini Bounce, Toddler Time, or similar) for children aged approximately 2–5 during weekday mornings. These sessions have lower numbers, softer play, and are age-appropriate. Check individual park websites for schedules.
Do I need to book trampoline park sessions in advance?
Booking online in advance is recommended, especially during school holidays and weekends. Most parks offer online booking with better pricing than walk-in rates.