The North East’s latest trampoline park has sprung , giving parents another option for a family friendly half-term activity (and one which can tire the kids out).
With dedicated trampoline parks across the North East, there are plenty of options for parents who want to take their kids out for a fun day with a fitness twist.
If you think the parks are just leisure centres with a few trampolines, you’re way off the mark. There’s tumble tracks, foam pits, ninja warrior courses, dodgeball courts and more.
And, should the weather ruin any of your other half term plans, trampoline parks offer a healthy indoor activity. It’s far better - and more fun - for your young’uns to bounce off the walls in a dedicated park than inside your house.
Fancy a go? Here’s some trampoline parks in the North East
Newcastle Trampoline Park, Centre For Sport, West Road, Newcastle
This 13,000 sq ft park was the first dedicated trampoline park to open in Newcastle, and the third of its kind in the UK. It reopened this week with new soft play areas for under 8s at £5 for 90 minutes and under 3s, £1 for under 1s.
Trampoline park facilities include:
New Dodge Attack area
Foam pits
Extreme dodgeball
Basetball
Fidget Ladder
Performance Walls
Opening times
Opening days and times vary, although it is open every week day during school holidays.
Entry cost
Adults from £6.10
Juniors from £5.85
https://www.better.org.uk/leisure-centre/newcastle/trampoline-gym
Jump Giants, Forge Road, Dunston, Gateshead
The North East’s has opened in Dunston .
Facilities include:
Open Jump Area
Wipe Out Zone
Ninja Court
Reaction Wall
Foam Zone
Dodgeball
Basketball Lanes
Battle Beams
Opening hours
Monday and Wednesday - 10.30am - 8pm
Tuesday, Thursdays, Fridays - 9am - 8pm
Saturdays and Sundays - 10am - 7pm
https://www.jumpgiants.com/contact/newcastle
Entry cost
£9
Jump 360 Newcastle, Bellway Industrial Estate, Newcastle
Jump 360 took over a disused industrial building and filled it with an indoor trampoline park.
Facilities include
Foam Pits
Climbing Walls
100 Connected Trampolines
A rotating Battle Beam
Ninja Obstacle Course
Dodgeball
Basketball
Giant trampoline air bags
Opening hours
Term Time
Monday - 12pm-8pm
Tuesday- Thursday - 4pm-8pm
Friday - 12pm-9pm
Saturday - 10am-9pm
Sunday - 10am-7pm
Entry Costs
General admission from £10
https://www.jump360.co.uk/locations/newcastle/
Jump 360 also has locations in Hartlepool and Stockton on Tees.
Infinite Air Trampoline Park, Belmont Industrial Estate, Durham
Durham’s trampoline and parkour centre opened in 2015.
Facilities include
80 connected trampolines
Dodgeball
Basketball Courts
Bag Jump
Parkour
Entry Costs
General admission £11.95 per hour.
Opening times
Monday - Friday - 9am - 8pm
Saturday - 9am - 6.30pm
Sunday - 9am - 6pm.
Airbox Bounce Trampoline Park, Nelson Industrial Estate, 3 Atley Way, Cramlington
Opened in late 2016, Airbox is Cramlington’s trampoline park.
Facilities include
Interconnected trampolines
Angled Walls
Roll-over platforms
Slamdunk basketball
Trick airbags
Foam pits
Battle Beams
Cardio Wall
Ninja Area
Entry Cost
Soft play from £5
Open jump from £10
Opening times
Monday - Friday: 10AM - 9PM
Saturday: 9AM - 9PM
Sunday: 10AM - 9PM
http://www.airboxbounce.co.uk/
KidzKingDOME (formerly Xtreme Bounce), The Family Activity Centre, 45 Coble Dene, North Shields
There is a small trampoline park inside the Family Activity Centre in Royal Quays.
Entry Costs
General admission £5 under 4s, £10 over 5s, jump socks £1.50
Opening times
Mon - Fri -10am - 7pm
Saturday - 9am - 7pm
Sunday - 9am - 6pm
Jump Arena in Metro Riverside Park and Gravity Force Sunderland trampoline parks have both closed, though sister businesses elsewhere in the country are unaffected.
