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How Much Does It Cost to Open a Trampoline Park? (2026 Budget Guide)

Opening a trampoline park is one of the most common new-venture projects in the indoor entertainment industry — and one of the most misunderstood when it comes to budgeting. Buyers usually ask one question: “How much does a trampoline park cost?” The honest answer is a range, because your total depends on three variables: venue size, attraction mix, and whether you buy factory-direct or through a local integrator. This guide breaks down every cost line with 2026 market figures, so you can build a budget you can actually defend to a bank or an investor. 1. Total Budget Ranges by Park Size Industry sources in 2025-2026 converge on these total investment ranges (equipment + fit-out, excluding real estate purchase): Park size Typical total budget What it buys 200-500 sqm (small/compact) USD 150,000 – 300,000 Core trampoline zone, 1-2 add-ons (foam pit, dodgeball), basic layout 500-1,500 sqm (standard) USD 300,000 – 700,000 Full zone mix: trampolines, foam pits, basketball, climbing wall, soft play 1,500-3,000+ sqm (flagship) USD 400,000 – 1,200,000+ Large-scale zone layout, themed attractions, VIP areas (per Nine Escape Land, 2025) The Hanlin investment guide (2026) puts the overall market range at USD 300,000-1,500,000 depending on attraction mix and customization….




