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As a family, We always attend here over the holidays or when the kids are off school. It’s one of our favourite local days out.

This post was last updated on the 26th February 2023. We will try to update over time but do check the website for changes e.g prices and times.

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West Road,
Newcastle upon Tyne
Tyne and Wear
NE4 9LG

0191 2600508

Newcastle Trampoline Park and Gym is located in the west end of Newcastle, providing excellent sport and leisure facilities for the local community.

There is a big car park outside the venue, which is free. You can also get several buses to West Road: 11, 38, 39 and 40.

Trampoline park:

Newcastle trampoline and play park is a multi-zone trampoline facility.

Trampoline park socks must be worn. If you don’t have any, You can purchase at the park.

Booking times are for 1 hour -time includes arrival and entry via breifing room. You have to book prior to attending due to space being limited.

There is also lockers available if you need to store your items away.

Parents can sit on the side or there is also a Balcony with a view, we’re they could enjoy a drink and watch.

with family fun sessions, dodgeball, foam pit and even classes such as:

• Toddler sessions: A dedicated session for children aged 18 months – 4 years.
• SEN sessions: A dedicated session for customers with special educational needs and / or disabilities. Each booking needs to consist of a paying participant, adult or junior, plus a free additional carer ticket. Additional participant tickets can then be purchased for family or friends coming along as well.

Soft-Play:

Newcastle Trampoline Park Soft play has a wide range of soft play activities to keep your children entertained for hours. With ball pits, tunnels, slides and a variety of obstacles.

Newcastle Trampoline Park states that the soft-play facilities are suitable for 0-8 years old.

They have two spaces in the soft-play area, one for the 0-2 years and 2-8 years.

The mama’s perspective: “The toddler and baby area is great, even if the baby is not able to use the facilities, it’s great to start getting them out and socialising with other parents, and as the time goes on, they have facilities throughout the baby stage up to toddler from the ball pit to slide. And also activities on the wall areas to help them develop and get their minds problem solving”.

You can take a seat whilst the children play, they have plenty of tables. Food is not allowed within this area but you can access the cafe area if you want to eat there.

Cafe area:

In the cafe area. There is plenty of table space and also sofa areas for relaxing after.

At the cafe, you can purchase a range of cold or hot drinks, they have ice-lollies and sweet treats for the kids. As-well as hot food for both adults and children.

When purchasing food or to pay for soft-play, you must pay via contactless, they are a contactless business now.

There is also, an games section with air hockey, pool and a football table. They all need to be paid for with cash and most need the right change.

There is toilet’s onsite and also a baby changing area.

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