These are the 8 trampoline parks every child in Buenos Aires should visit

At Playland Jump, you’ll find a pool filled with thousands of foam cubes: jump, run, and spin through the air on the trampolines, then test your skills on a mat obstacle course where you can challenge your balance. In the dodgeball-themed play area, you’ll be able to put your jumping skills to the test as you try to make the best shots and avoid getting hit by the ball. Plus, there’s also an exclusive space for athletes, with themed areas, and one of the best games is definitely the Clock: combine jumps, balance, and concentration to overcome the challenge. At this trampoline park for kids, fun and adrenaline await you around every corner.

Altitude is a Trampoline Park in Belgrano. Like other trampoline parks in Buenos Aires, Altitude has attractions designed for both kids and adults: a parkour zone, a foam pit, a climbing wall, a huge air mattress for jumping and floating, interactive jumping games, a foam battle zone, and a dodgeball zone. But what sets it apart is a wall you can actually walk up. Yes, vertically—you’ll be able to jump so you can walk up a wall. Will you make it to the top?

Re-Saltar is the only trampoline park in the Boedo neighborhood. It features a foam pit, a gladiator arena , plenty of trampolines, and—perfect for birthday parties or simply letting less adventurous kids jump nonstop—a large inflatable play area. The atmosphere is very family-friendly, and there’s a café where you can wait while the little ones play and enjoy themselves in their own world.

Rush is in Monte Grande and is well worth the trip because it has 10 different attractions that make it a leading trampoline park for kids in the area. In addition to its foam pit for diving in, a balance beam, a battle zone with foam beams, and a free-jumping area on trampolines, Rush also has a zip line and a space adapted for younger children, plus thousands of square meters of indoor space for nonstop jumping.

This trampoline park is located in Villa Luro and is a massive 500-square-meter trampoline park where children ages 4 and up can come and have fun. Bounce Park is the only trampoline park for children equipped to accommodate people in wheelchairs, as it features a ramp and an elevator to access the jumping area. In addition, anyone with a Certificate of Disability (CUD) can enter this trampoline park for free.

At this trampoline park in the Villa Devoto area, you’ll find giant slides, foam pits to dive into over and over again, climbing walls, obstacle courses, and inflatables of all sizes and for all ages. Everything is spread across 4 stations that you can move between with ease. When you need a break, grab a drink or grab a bite to eat in their food hall.

Gravity Park is a trampoline park with a capacity for 80 people jumping simultaneously; it also features various attractions such as free-jump zones, areas for practicing acrobatics, and spaces for events and celebrations, so if you’re looking for a place to host children’s birthday parties, it’s a perfect option.

Flip Up is a trampoline park in Caballito, and its attractions are designed for people of all ages. Experience the thrill of Parkour, moving from one side to the other as you overcome obstacles and use the bounce of the trampolines. Or immerse yourself in the incredible sensation of launching yourself and landing on a giant air mattress.

Flip Up also has a Foampit, a pool filled with soft, spongy foam cubes. Plus, you’ll find a trampoline area and an interactive space where you can test your coordination in a jumping and screen game. Attack, dodge, and engage in hand-to-hand combat in the Gladiators area. For the little ones (ages 2 to 5), there’s the Mini Jump area, with safe games adapted to their age. Start discovering the world of trampolines for kids.