Best Trampoline Parks in Ireland - Dublin, Belfast, Cork
✍️ Gary and the Trampolines Ireland Team — Ireland's leading trampoline experts!
ℹ️ Updated April 2026. Trampoline park prices, opening hours and availability change regularly. We recommend checking directly with each park before visiting. Details below were accurate at time of writing but may have changed.
Whether you're looking for something to do with the kids on a rainy Saturday, planning a birthday party, or just want to burn off some energy, Ireland has a decent spread of trampoline parks to choose from. From Dublin to Belfast, Galway to Limerick, we've put together this guide to the best options across the island — with honest information on what each one offers and what to watch out for before you book.
Dublin
Jump Zone Sandyford
One of Dublin's most established trampoline parks, Jump Zone Sandyford has been a firm family favourite for years. The facility features interconnected trampolines, foam pits, dodgeball courts, and a dedicated area for younger children. They run sensory-friendly sessions with reduced capacity, softer lighting, and lower noise levels — worth booking well in advance as these fill quickly.
Location: 72 Heather Road, Sandyford Business Park, Dublin 18
Sensory/autism-friendly sessions: Yes — check their website for dates
Check jumpzone.ie for current prices and times.
Jump Zone Liffey Valley
The Liffey Valley branch offers a similar experience to Sandyford and is handily located beside the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre — useful if you want to combine a bounce session with lunch or a bit of shopping. Like Sandyford, sensory-friendly sessions are available. Grip socks are compulsory at both Jump Zone locations and can be purchased on-site.
Location: Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Dublin 22
Sensory/autism-friendly sessions: Yes — check their website for dates
Check jumpzone.ie for current prices and times.
A Note on Jump Zone Santry
If you're searching for Jump Zone Santry, it's worth knowing that this location has transitioned away from trampolines and is now an inflatable adventure park. It's still good fun for younger children, but if you're specifically after trampolining, Sandyford or Liffey Valley are the Jump Zone locations to head to.
Bounce N Beyond (Ballyboughal, North County Dublin)
Bounce N Beyond is Ireland's largest indoor trampoline and ninja park, located in Ballyboughal — about 20 minutes north of the city centre. It's a big, well-equipped facility with trampolines, a gymnastics floor, giant airbag, ninja wall, monkey bars, foam pit, rock wall and basketball hoops. The atmosphere is lively and the set-up suits older kids and teenagers particularly well. Parking is easy and the venue is well organised for birthday parties and group bookings.
Location: Grange, Ballyboughal, Co. Dublin
Sensory/autism-friendly sessions: Contact directly to enquire
Check bouncenbeyond.ie for current prices and times.
Connacht
Jump Lanes Galway
Jump Lanes is Galway's go-to trampoline park, located on the Monivea Road in Ballybane. It's a well-run facility with trampoline lanes, dodgeball, and a good mix of activities for different age groups. Popular with local families and school groups, it's worth booking ahead during school holidays and weekends. They offer birthday party packages and group rates.
Location: Monivea Road, Ballybane, Galway
Sensory/autism-friendly sessions: Contact directly to enquire
Check their website for current prices and times.
Munster
Jump Lanes Limerick
Based at the Delta Retail Park on the Ballysimon Road, Jump Lanes Limerick is a few minutes from the city centre and easy to get to. The open-lane format gives plenty of space to bounce, and there are dodge balls on hand for a bit of competitive fun. They run birthday party packages and school tour options. Note that jeans aren't permitted on the trampolines — bring comfortable clothing.
Location: Unit 1, Delta Retail Park, Ballysimon Road, Limerick
Contact: 085 215 1212
Sensory/autism-friendly sessions: Contact directly to enquire
Check limerick.jumplanes.com for current prices and times.
Airtastic Cork
Located at the Eastgate Retail Park in Little Island, Airtastic Cork offers a mix of trampoline areas, inflatables, and other indoor entertainment. It's a large facility that works well for mixed-age groups, and there's a toddler-specific area for younger children. A good option for Cork families looking for an indoor activity when the weather isn't cooperating.
Location: Unit 5, Eastgate Retail Park, Little Island, Co. Cork
Sensory/autism-friendly sessions: Contact directly to enquire
Check their website for current prices and times.
Leinster (Outside Dublin)
Air Bound Dundalk
Air Bound in Dundalk is a well-regarded trampoline park in the North Leinster area, making it a handy option for families in Louth, Meath, and the border counties. The facility has hundreds of square metres of interconnected trampolines covering floors and walls, and runs specific sessions for under-5s at weekends. Sessions are one hour and start on the hour — booking ahead is recommended.
Location: Unit 19, North Link Retail Park, Coes Road, Dundalk, Co. Louth
Sensory/autism-friendly sessions: Contact directly to enquire
Check their website for current prices and times.
Northern Ireland
We Are Vertigo (Belfast)
We Are Vertigo in Newtownbreda is one of the largest trampoline parks in Europe and the standout option in Northern Ireland. The facility is enormous — basketball courts, dodgeball arenas, stunt pits, interconnecting trampolines, and more. There's also a viewing area and café for parents who'd rather watch than bounce. It works well for all ages and is particularly popular for birthday parties and group events. Booking in advance is strongly recommended.
Location: Newtownbreda Industrial Estate, Cedarhurst Road, Belfast
Sensory/autism-friendly sessions: Yes — check their website for dates
Check their website for current prices and times.
Tips for Visiting Irish Trampoline Parks
Book online where possible. Most parks now operate timed sessions, and weekend slots fill up quickly — especially during school midterms and summer holidays. Booking in advance saves disappointment.
Bring grip socks or buy them on arrival. Grip socks are mandatory at most Irish trampoline parks. If you've been before, bring your own to save a few euro. Most parks sell them at the door if you forget.
Arrive a few minutes early. Parks typically ask visitors to arrive 10–15 minutes before their session for waivers and safety briefings. Arriving late usually means losing bounce time, not extending it.
Check age and clothing restrictions. Most parks require children to be at least 5 years old for the main areas, with separate toddler zones for younger ones. Jeans are not permitted at most venues as the rivets and zips can damage the trampolines.
Look for autism-friendly or sensory sessions. Several parks across Ireland run dedicated low-sensory sessions with reduced numbers, dimmed lighting, and quieter music. These sessions are genuinely well-run and worth seeking out — but book early as they fill up fast.
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FAQs
What is the best trampoline park in Ireland?
For sheer size and variety, We Are Vertigo in Belfast and Bounce N Beyond in north County Dublin are among the biggest and best-equipped. In Dublin city, Jump Zone Sandyford and Liffey Valley are the most established options. The best park for your family will depend on location, the ages of your children, and what activities you're looking for.
How much does it cost to visit a trampoline park in Ireland?
Prices vary by park and session length. As a general guide, expect to pay in the region of €10–€18 per child for a one-hour session, though prices change regularly. Birthday party packages and group rates are available at most venues. Always check the park's website directly for current pricing before booking.
Are there trampoline parks suitable for toddlers in Ireland?
Yes — most Irish trampoline parks have dedicated toddler areas or run specific under-5 sessions. Bounce N Beyond, Airtastic Cork, and Air Bound Dundalk all offer toddler-friendly options. Check opening times for toddler sessions as they're usually scheduled at specific times rather than being available all day.
Do Irish trampoline parks offer autism-friendly or sensory sessions?
Yes, several do. Jump Zone Sandyford and Liffey Valley both run dedicated sensory sessions with reduced capacity, quieter music, and softer lighting. We Are Vertigo in Belfast also offers sensory sessions. For other parks, it's worth contacting them directly — many will accommodate groups with specific needs even if they don't advertise dedicated sessions.
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