Trampoline parks around Paris
| Park | Where | Price seen | Age | Socks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jump City | "Paris 77" and "Paris 95" parks | 13 euros for 1 hour, 18 euros for 1h30, 20 euros for 2h; under 7: 10 euros for 1 hour, 15 euros for 1h30 | From 3 | Required, JumpSocks at 2.50 euros |
| You Jump | Palaiseau (91) and Élancourt (78) | From about 13.50 euros an hour for Open Jump (age 6 and over); about 9 euros for Mini Jumpers aged 3 to 5 | From 3 | Required, sold at reception |
The You Jump prices come from the network's FAQ, which says the exact price varies by park.
Jump City
Jump City welcomes children from age 3; children under 3 are refused, even with a parent. Sessions are walk-in, with no booking. The reduced rate for under-7s is 10 euros for 1 hour and 15 euros for 1h30. Non-slip socks are required: reusable JumpSocks cost 2.50 euros.
Hours shown by the operator ("Paris 77" park, outside school holidays): Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 3:50pm-9pm, Wednesday 9:50am-9pm, Friday 3:50pm-10pm, Saturday 9:50am-10pm, Sunday 9:50am-8pm. "Paris 95" park, outside holidays: closed Monday and Tuesday, Wednesday 9:45am-8pm, Thursday 3:45pm-8pm, Friday 3:45pm-9pm, Saturday 9:45am-10pm, Sunday 9:45am-8pm. During school holidays, hours are wider.
You Jump Palaiseau
The park is on Rue de la Croix Martre, 91120 Palaiseau, with free parking. Hours outside school holidays: Wednesday 10am-8pm, Thursday 2pm-8pm, Friday 2pm-9pm, Saturday 10am-9pm, Sunday 10am-8pm; closed Monday and Tuesday. During school holidays it opens every day from 10am to 8pm, and until 9pm on Saturday.
The park welcomes children from age 3. Children aged 3 to 5 must be accompanied by an adult who has also taken a jump session; an adult who does not jump is not enough. Ninja Warrior is open from age 7. Activities include the trampoline arena, slam dunk, walking wall, a tower with a giant airbag, a zip line and soccer.
Inside Paris: club and summer trampolines
- Paris Trampo 12 is the only gymnastics club in Paris dedicated to trampoline, at the Léon Mottot gym, 17 cité Moynet, Paris 12th. From 2 September 2026 to 4 July 2027, excluding public holidays: Sundays 5pm-8pm, open to all from age 10, and Mondays and Wednesdays 7:30pm-10pm for adults. The trial session is free; membership is paid and includes an FFGym licence.
- Trampolines at the Bassin de la Villette: in 2026 they were set up from 4 July to 30 August, free, for children aged 4 to 12, every day from 1pm to 7pm, as part of Paris Plages. The event is over; the City of Paris had not announced a 2027 edition at the date of this page.
Common mistakes
- Forgetting socks: they are required everywhere; without them you must buy a pair at reception.
- Coming on a Monday or Tuesday outside holidays: several parks are closed on those days.
- Sending a 3 to 5-year-old without a jumping adult: at You Jump, the adult must also take a session.
- Looking for a park inside Paris: the central offer is limited to the club and the summer trampolines.
For a full day out with children
A trampoline park takes one to two hours. To complete the day, our guides to Paris with kids and children's shows in Paris suggest other outings, and Disneyland Paris attractions covers the region's biggest park. To sleep, see where to stay in Paris with family.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a trampoline park in Paris? No: the parks are in the suburbs. Inside Paris there is a club (Paris Trampo 12) and free summer trampolines.
How much is a session? At Jump City, 13 euros an hour; at You Jump, about 13.50 euros an hour from age 6.
From what age? 3 at both Jump City and You Jump.
Do you need to book? Jump City sessions are walk-in; You Jump booking is online.
Are socks required? Yes, non-slip, sold on site.
The Paris Authority editorial team, 08/11/2026.
