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How much does a trampoline park cost? What drives the price

A trampoline park has no fixed price: each one is designed for a specific building. What matters most is the floor area and ceiling height, the number and type of zones, the size of the foam pit, the extras and the location. That is why we quote it on the 3D design, which we prepare free of charge from your floor plan.

Why we do not give a price per square metre

For a soft play structure a price per m² works because the structure repeats. In a trampoline park, two buildings with the same floor area can lead to very different parks: the ceiling height decides which zones fit, and a foam pit or a Ninja Warrior course changes the structure and padding considerably. A price per square metre would lead you to compare the wrong things.

The factors that set the price

FactorWhy it matters
Floor area and ceiling heightThey set how many beds fit and which zones are possible
Number and type of zonesFoam pits, dodgeball courts and Ninja Warrior courses add structure and padding
Foam pit sizeDepth and area of the pit and number of foam blocks
ExtrasClimbing walls, play areas for younger children, theming
CountryTransport and installation outside mainland Spain are quoted separately

The zones and what they add

Each zone adds beds, structure and padding. We combine the ones that fit your building, your audience and your business plan.

ZoneWhat it isBest for
Free jumpIndividual and multiple beds, long runs and angled side bedsAll ages, the core of the park
Foam pitPit filled with foam blocks, padded on the floor and sidesJumps and tricks with a soft landing
DodgeballCourt of trampolines with nets for team gamesGroups, birthdays and corporate events
Basket jumpTrampolines facing basketball hoopsTeenagers, competitions
VolleyballTrampoline court with a netGroups and tournaments
Kids zoneSmaller beds for younger childrenChildren from 4 years old
Ninja Warrior courseObstacle course to compete in pairsTeenagers and young adults

What every Multiplay trampoline park includes

When comparing quotes, check that they all include the same things. This goes into every one of our parks, whatever its size:

  • Standard for the beds: EN 13219 (trampolines)
  • Structure: Galvanised steel
  • Jumping mats: Carbon-fibre thread mats made in the USA
  • Padding: High-density foam, level with the jumping mat
  • Engineering project: In Spain, project filed with the regional Industry department

Where the revenue comes from

The price only makes sense next to the business plan. Most visitors are teenagers aged 12 to 18 and young adults aged 18 to 25, and the park is open to children from 4 years old.

Revenue lineHow it works
Birthday partiesThe largest revenue line: packages with jumping time, a party room and catering
School tripsWeekday mornings with groups from schools
Fitness classesJump fitness classes in the morning, when the park is quiet
Corporate eventsTeam building and company events
Tournaments and showsDodgeball, basket jump and Ninja Warrior competitions
Holiday campsActivities during school holidays
Anti-slip socksCompulsory for jumpers; we supply standard and custom-printed socks

What is not part of the park quote

Add to your business plan what is not the park itself: renting or buying the building, fitting it out, licences and staff. Outside mainland Spain, shipping and installation are quoted separately.

How to get a quote

Send us the floor plan and the clear ceiling height of your building on WhatsApp at +34 691 696 000 or to info@multiplay.com.es. We send you a free 3D design with the quote and change it until you approve it.

Frequently asked questions

Why do you not publish the price of a trampoline park?

Because it depends on the building: floor area, ceiling height and zones change the park a great deal. We quote it on the 3D design, which is free.

What do I need to get a quote?

The floor plan of the building and its clear ceiling height. With that we design the park in 3D and quote it.

How many trampoline parks have you built?

More than 30, in Spain and abroad.

Which standard do the trampolines meet?

EN 13219, the European standard for trampolines. Play areas inside the park follow EN 1176 and EN 1177.

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