Palma Jump: Indoor Trampoline Park & Ninja Warrior Course

Three Thousand Square Meters of Trampolines—and a Ninja Course in the Middle

You get one hour of jumping across 3,000 square meters of trampoline zones plus access to the Ninja Warrior course, with monitors keeping watch over the jump areas. Food and drinks are available on-site, and the whole setup is wheelchair accessible. Bring jump socks or buy them at reception for €2.50.

Step-by-step itinerary

• Arrive at Palma Jump trampoline park
• Enjoy jumping on trampolines
• Try the Ninja Warrior course
• Relax at the bar with drinks or food
• Celebrate birthday with monitors and private tables

The Experience

The first time you walk into Palma Jump, you'll probably misjudge the distance to the first wall. Everyone does. The space is bigger than it looks from the entrance, and the trampolines stretch out in sections—some soft and forgiving, others angled to launch you higher than you expected. That's part of it. You're not just bouncing in a line; you're moving between zones, testing your balance on different surfaces, and if you've never done this before, your legs will remind you of it later. The park sits right in Palma de Mallorca and covers 3,000 square meters of jump space, which means there's room to move without feeling crowded even when families are scattered across the different sections.

What sets this place apart is the Ninja Warrior course—actual obstacles, not just trampolines. You climb, swing, balance on narrow beams, and jump between platforms in a way that feels like training for something real, even if you're just there on a rainy Tuesday afternoon. The monitors watch the zones, so you're not figuring out safety on your own. If you bring kids under five, they need an adult paying for their own ticket to supervise, which makes sense given the setup. The whole session runs for one hour, which sounds short until you're halfway through and your heart is working harder than you expected.

After you're done jumping, there's a bar and a terrace where you can sit and actually eat something—not just grab a protein bar on the way out. You can order food inside the park or take a table outside if the weather's cooperating. Jump socks cost €2.50 if you don't have your own, and they're required. The park is wheelchair accessible, and public transport gets you there without needing a car, which matters if you're staying in central Palma and don't want to arrange a rental.

What’s included

• Your session includes one hour of access to all jump zones and the Ninja Warrior course, with safety monitors on duty throughout.
• Jump socks are available for €2.50 if needed.
• Food and drinks can be purchased at the on-site bar and terrace.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Palma Jump

Is this one for you?Book this if you want an active indoor option in Palma that works for families, groups, or anyone looking to burn energy on a day when outdoor plans fall through—the monitored zones and varied difficulty levels mean you're not figuring out safety or boredom on your own.

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Top questions

How long is the session?

One hour of jumping time.

Do I need to bring jump socks?

You can bring your own or buy them at reception for €2.50.

Is Palma Jump suitable for young children?

Yes, but children under five must be accompanied by a paying adult aged 18 or older.

Can I eat at the park?

Yes, there's a bar and food service available inside the park and on the terrace.

Is the park wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.

How do I get there without a car?

Public transportation options are available nearby the park in Palma.

Is it a good option for rainy days?

Yes, it's an indoor facility, so it works well when outdoor plans aren't possible.

Can I book a birthday party?

Yes, the park specializes in birthday parties with dedicated monitors, private tables, and meal options.