Trampoline places are appearing more frequently. Their popularity rises as more individuals and families find this to be a great playground to get in some exercise and fun. Hours of activity are available in any kind of weather. First-timers will appreciate these tips for visiting a trampoline place.
Fill out the waiver in advance
Safety is important. If you want to jump, you need to complete a waiver for adults and children. By completing the waiver in advance, you have time to carefully review it. You often have the option of filling out online or filling it out at the venue. You also have time to look at any additional safety information the venue includes on their website. The important thing is to talk about safety with your children before the trip. Also, use common sense when at the trampoline park.
Wear comfortable clothing
Tight fitting clothes will make for an uncomfortable jumping experience. Wear clothing that’s loose and lets you move. T-shirts, leggings, and shorts are good choices.
Don’t Wear Jewelry
Jewelry can present a safety hazard by snagging on equipment. You also risk losing items that can fall off easily like earrings, bracelets, and necklaces.
Leave valuables at home or in the car
Many venues provide lockers, but some don’t have locks or charge for them. It is not worth the hassle of losing items because you don’t have pockets or risk them not being secure. Leave things like phones, purses, and cameras in your trunk, especially if you are jumping.
Avoid peak hours
Holidays and weekends tend to be more crowded. Afternoons and weekdays offer you more time without the wait. You can use the dodgeball or basketball courts without having to spend a lot of time waiting for your turn. It’s also easier to jump with less people around you. You can have your own area to jump in without a lot of interference.
Keep Small Kids in Their Area
Most venues offer a jumping area specifically for smaller kids. Adults and larger kids will not be allowed in this area. Little kids will be safer jumping with other kids their own size and won’t have to worry about accidental hits or falls from larger people.
Non-jumpers are Welcome
Everyone does not necessarily want to jump or is able to jump. Many venues provide comfortable areas for non-jumpers to relax or to watch your children. Arcades are available for entertainment in many trampoline places.
Our Tips for Visiting Trampoline Places
Trampoline parks are a great form of active entertainment. Burn off calories, play some games, and have fun. At Rockin’ Jump Trampoline Park, we offer a variety of jumping activities, including dodgeball and basketball. Amp up your jumping with lights and music at our After Dark events. Call for more information. Visit today!