For Richmond, Langley or New Westminster, confirm the branch’s sock, clothing and waiver requirements before leaving home. Families coming from Port Moody should save the exact address and booking time. Ask whether previously purchased socks are accepted instead of assuming rules transfer between venues.
Planning a first trip to a trampoline park can involve a bit of guesswork regarding what to bring and what to expect. To help you prepare, we have put together a quick checklist of things to confirm with your chosen provider before you arrive.
Since policies vary significantly between locations, it is best to ask these specific questions directly when booking your appointment:
Preparation Checklist
- Grip Socks: Do you require specific non-slip grip socks, or can guests wear their own? If they must be purchased on-site, is there a way to bring them from home?
- Waivers: Can the liability waiver be signed online in advance to save time at the front desk?
- Supervision Rules: What are the specific requirements for parent supervision, especially for younger children or first-time jumpers?
- Dress Code: Are there specific rules regarding clothing (e.g., no zippers, no heavy buttons, or specific types of athletic wear)?
- Capacity and Booking: Is it possible to walk in, or is a timed entry reservation required to ensure space?
- Food and Drink: What are the rules regarding outside beverages or snacks inside the jumping area?
Confirming these details beforehand can help ensure your visit goes smoothly.
Local places to investigate
- Extreme Bounce Inflatapark — Surrey; timed inflatable-play sessions and parties. This is an inflatable venue, so compare its activities separately from a trampoline park.
- Jungle Jacs Play Center — Port Coquitlam; an indoor play centre with a trampoline bounce zone and other attractions.
- TAG Sports Centre (TAG Gymnastics) — Port Coquitlam; trampoline and artistic gymnastics, a coached-programme enquiry rather than an interchangeable trampoline-park ticket.