Poland » Krakow

Krakow Trampoline Park: 2 hours bouncing on 50+ attractions

★★★★★★★★★★ 4.83 (35 reviews) 83% rated it 5 stars

Free cancellationExcellent quality

1/13

Duration2h

GroupUp to 120

PickupAt your hotel

Two Hours at Poland's Biggest Trampoline Park — What Actually Fits Inside

You arrive 20 minutes early to change and get jumping socks, then spend two hours moving between 15 different attractions — trampolines, inflatables, obstacle courses, and arcade games — with trainers on hand for safety and instruction. Afterward, you recharge at the JumpBar. Kids from age four are welcome, and non-jumpers can hang in the arcade zone. The whole thing is on one fixed schedule, so you pick your hourly slot and show up ready to move.

Step-by-step itinerary

Arrive 20 minutes before session
Change and put on jumping socks
Store belongings in locker room
Attend warm-up and safety briefing
Meet trainers and start jumping
Enjoy 15 trampoline park attractions
Recharge at JumpBar with snacks

The Experience

You show up at GOjump Megapark in Krakow expecting to jump for two hours and then leave, but the first thing that happens is you realize you need to arrive 20 minutes early just to change and get your jumping socks on. It's not a problem — the locker rooms are comfortable and there's no rush — but it's the kind of detail that catches people off guard. The sessions start on the hour, every hour, so timing matters. Once you're ready, the trainers gather everyone for a warm-up and safety briefing, and then the whole 5,000-square-meter park is yours to move through.

The actual jumping splits into two halves: one hour on the trampolines, one hour on the inflatables. The trampoline side has the giant arena, a 36-square-meter megatramp, a foam pit, a stunt airbag, and a dunk zone if you want to pretend you can fly. The inflatable section brings the big slides, a dodgeball pitch, the GOninja obstacle course, a crazy donut glider, and a "ball splash" zone that's exactly what it sounds like. There's also an arcade games area, which matters if you're bringing someone who doesn't jump — they're not stuck watching from a bench. Kids as young as four can go, though children up to seven jump with a parent on one ticket, and anyone up to thirteen needs adult supervision. The trainers are there the whole time, teaching first jumps to beginners and bigger tricks to people who've done this before.

After you've burned through the energy, the JumpBar is there with coffee and snacks to bring you back down. GOjump is a short distance from the city center, offers free parking, and you don't need to arrange transport — public transportation is nearby if you prefer. It's straightforward: you book a two-hour slot, show up a bit early, jump for the time you've paid for, and leave when the session ends.

What’s included

Your 2-hour session includes one hour of trampoline attractions and one hour of inflatable attractions across 15 different zones, a safety briefing and warm-up led by trainers, access to the arcade games area, and use of the locker rooms and JumpBar for refreshments afterward. Free parking is available on-site.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for back problems

Operated by GOjump MEGAPARK Kraków-Sikorki Park Trampolin

Is this one for you?Right for families with kids over four, groups of friends, or anyone who wants to burn energy without planning multiple stops — the fixed hourly schedule and all-in-one location mean you just show up and jump.