Trampoline Parks in Victoria

The BOUNCE chain covers much of the suburban map, and the branches are not interchangeable. BOUNCE Inc Glen Iris, which a Melbourne trampoline park guide describes as having more than 50 interconnected trampolines, a big bag, slam dunk and dodgeball, draws review praise for staff who learn children's names on the floor. BOUNCEinc Heidelberg is the big one: Time Out puts it at around 3000 square metres of interconnected trampolines, and reviewers point to a giant air bag suited to kids seven and up, plus heat when sessions fill. BOUNCE Inc Keysborough stands out for a renovated miniBOUNCE zone for children under 110cm with seating within view for parents. BOUNCE Inc Essendon Fields, set in an aircraft hangar, and BOUNCE inc Blackburn earn their strongest reviews for birthday parties, with Blackburn carrying a caveat that private parties can restrict general access on busy Saturdays.

For parties specifically, Rush HQ in Rowville runs a two-host format that reviewers say handles groups of 20 or more, and Time Out lists it first among Melbourne's best. AiroWorld Trampoline & Inflatable Park in Altona North is praised for staff taking ownership of events for ages three to eight.

The Flip Out venues differ more than the shared name suggests. Flip Out Box Hill separates a junior arena from the main floor but draws overcrowding and toilet complaints; Flip Out Derrimut has a parkour course and scheduled toddler sessions, though reviewers report disputes over wristband end times. SuperPark Highpoint offers the widest spread of disciplines, soccer and a ball pit alongside trampolines, but its on-site food rates poorly. Gravity Zone in Seaford, with 180 trampolines across six zones according to Time Out, is singled out for high-energy and ADHD kids, though holiday program groups of 60 to 70 join public sessions in school holidays. Down the highway, BOUNCE Geelong in Grovedale covers ages five to 14, with the sky walk and rock climbing zones the ones to head for first.