Once again, we managed to fulfill the wishes and vision of the owner of Trampoline park - Urban Jump from Paris, France. Check out how we made full use of every square foot of this 900 m2 big trampoline park and fully equipped it. In the time range of 4 months, we delivered this project from the design phase to the handover.
Basic information
Location: Bezons, France
Size: 900 m2
Opening year: 2019
Capacity: NA
Project duration: Time from a design to a handover 4 months
The owner's vision
The initial wish of the client was to have two parks adjusted to advanced jumpers. Standard trampoline park elements were supplemented by Parkour elements, a sport that is very popular in France and is designed to run and jump through different obstacles.
About the park
The Urban Jump trampoline park is located in Bezons, France. The existing building in an urban center in the suburbs of Paris was used. Many tourists and locals occupy the area which makes it a preferred location. As a result, the park is closer to the public, which undoubtedly has a positive effect on visitor numbers.
The area of the park is slightly smaller, 900 m2, and includes 7 different modules. The client, the Urban Jump franchise company, is already well established in France, as it already owns two parks in the country, both designed and created by Akrobat. A third park is currently being under construction.
The initial wish of the client was to have two parks adjusted to advanced jumpers. Standard trampoline park elements were supplemented by Parkour elements, a sport that is very popular in France and is designed to run and jump through different obstacles. Existing parks have no digital elements yet but are planning to integrate them into new parks.
The process from a design to a turn-key implementation
took 4 months for the Urban Jump client.
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Trampoline parks modules
Included modules are:
1. Free jump area – a trampoline area where visitors can freely perform tricks and games.
2. Runway – a long trampoline track on which many fun tricks can be performed.
3. Basketball hoops - an attraction that allows visitors to throw the ball into the basket-like in basketball.
4. High-performance trampolines - high-performance trampolines that allow visitors stronger rebounds and higher jumps.
5. Foam pit – foam “cave” or foam cubes into which visitors can jump. They are usually associated with other elements and games.
6. Dodgeball courts – a field designed for the game Dodgeball. Two teams play against each other and each participant must avoid being hit by the ball.
7. Parkour – a sport particularly popular in France. Obstacle courses are provided for visitors.
How the Trampoline park is organized
Visitors are charged 12 euros for one hour at the park. The additional hour is 10 euros. It is also possible to buy a 10-ticket pass (10 one-hour visits), available for 90 euros. One visit is free of charge!
For birthdays they offer special deals. Two packages are available:
- Package 1: Includes a gift for the birthday child from the trampoline park and free non-slip socks for all participants. Participants will also receive an unlimited amount of water, Coca-Cola, and juice as well as a chocolate cake with candles. The price for this package is 19,90 euros/person.
- Package 2: Includes a gift for the birthday child from the trampoline park and free non-slip socks for all participants. They will again receive unlimited quantities of water and juices, Coca-Cola, 3 pizzas, and salty snacks as well as a chocolate cake with
candles. The minimum number of participants for this package is 10 (UrbanJump, 2019) at the price of 21,90 euros/person.
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