A Guide To Starting A Trampoline Park

The indoor trampoline park provides a great playground for kids and adults alike. If you're considering opening a trampoline park or improving an existing trampoline park, now is a great time to start. But before starting a trampoline park, you need to have a plan.

1. How do trampoline parks make money?

Trampoline parks may charge customers to jump on a trampoline for a certain amount of time. For example, you can charge a client $10 for an hour and $15 for two hours. You can also charge customers to rent gear, such as special jumping socks. Finally, you can further increase your profits by offering snacks and drinks or other forms of entertainment.

2. Who will be the target market?

The Trampoline Park offers fun and fitness for adults, kids and families. While trampoline parks are still largely kid-centric, they offer the perfect solution for parents looking for healthy activities for their kids. Also, kids love having birthday parties at indoor trampoline parks, while parents also love throwing birthday parties away from home. Overall, households with disposable income will be your target market.

3. What is the best location?

Finding the ideal location for your indoor trampoline park is very important. In a city that already has many trampoline parks, competition can be fierce, so it's best to stay away from these places. However, many towns and cities still do not have indoor trampoline parks, which presents a fantastic opportunity for those looking to enter the industry. Even an out-of-the-way location can attract customers, as most are willing to drive there for a unique and fun experience. Indoor trampoline parks require high ceilings and wide open spaces, as your guests can bounce to new heights, so you need to choose wide open spaces. Other aspects to consider when choosing your location include whether parking is readily available for your customers and what businesses are nearby. For example, if you can rent a large building near the supermarket, parents will be happy to be able to shop and play with their children in the same location.