Jump Street Trampoline Park

One Saturday, I was at home with my family and my 3-​year old started jumping like crazy on the sofa. She wouldn’t stop, even after we told her to numerous times and my husband said to me «I wish she would do this somewhere else». That’s when I remembered this place, Jump Street Trampoline Park. I had seen it in my Instagram feed and was curious to know what it was like. So off we drove all the way from Ampang to PJ to let my girl jump to her hearts content.
It’s not difficult to find this place; as long as you know where Jaya One is, then you should be able to find it. Parking is quite OK as people seem to be coming and going all the time so we were able to get a good spot not far from the entrance.
So you need to buy their special jump socks but they are pretty cheap and just remember to bring them with you the next time you come here. The entrance fee is about RM20 per hour and you will be given a coloured band to wear. You have to wait until they announce that it is the turn of your colour before you can go and jump.
I thought one hour would be too short but man was I wrong! After just ten minutes I was so tired. Meanwhile, my daughter was ecstatic. She was so happy to be there. My husband and I took turns to jump with her as we seriously couldn’t keep up. We ended up buying two drinks too because we got so thirsty. My advice would be to bring your own bottle of water when you come here as it can get expensive if you have a lot of people in your group. But definitely a fun family thing to do and I can’t wait to go again.

After the whole hype had died down, me and my sisters decided it was about time we checked this place out on a weekday afternoon just so we could have more jumping space and time to ourselves! Boy we were wrong as it was still pretty crowded (even on a weekday?!) and people were jumping EVERYWHERE. We couldn’t wait to get on it but we were told there was a specific time where we would be able to go in according to the color of the paper bracelet tag (?) we had on. We thought 1 hour was way too short for us and I was very well prepared to put all my sweat glands and muscles to use that day for an ultimate work out! Well… we crashed and burned by the 15^th minute. Goddamnit! So we spent the next 45 minutes just hopping about and trying to pick up the tricks the instructors were trying their hardest to teach. It doesn’t actually take too long to get used to the trampolines but trying to bounce back up can be a problem and some harmless looking tricks can actually be really dangerous so don’t bounce too hard!
I didn’t get to jump in the foam or play dodgeball much cause there were many kids occupying those spaces, not that I minded. The amount of courts they have are very little (4 – 5?) but I personally feel like they’re more than enough. If you ever need a break and need to grab a snack, they also have a café inside but I never got the chance to check it out.
Other things to be mindful of, you don’t have to bring your own socks because you have to buy their special socks anyway and also, you have to pay a deposit to use their lockers!

I super super love this place!!! I had a chance to come here for free thanks to my company’s Sports Club.
This Trampoline Park boasts a variety of activities such as Dodgeball, aerobic exercise on trampolines, Slam dunk, foam pit and others.
I somersault-​ed in the foam pit, something that I would never have done on land and it was so exhilarating! But beware, getting in the foam pit is easy. Getting out is another matter. It’s like getting out of quick sand!
Don’t underestimate the power of the Trampoline. I really had a good workout here. Never knew that jumping on trampolines could be so tiring! If you go there often enough, you’ll be learning cool moves before u know it.
If you go during off peak days, the price will be lesser compared to peak days. The full pricing is on their website. Jumpers also need to buy special grip socks at Rm4.50 a pair which can be reused for your next session.
Worth going? DEFINITELY.

A trampoline park in KL? Sign me up! I’m sure by now most people would have paid a visit to the famous Jumpstreet trampoline park but if you have yet to go, you should! It’s RM20 for a one hour session. Another RM4.50 if you have to buy the special grip socks with a rubberized sole but if you’ve been here before you’re welcome to bring your own pair.
When my friends and I first came here we were determined to get a 2 hour session but the manager told us to go for a one hour one as he said we would be pretty much exhausted after just half an hour. We took his advice and purchased only a one hour session though we were still pretty sure we wouldn’t be tired after just one hour. Boy were we wrong. After a mere 15 minutes of jumping we were already sweating like crazy and tired. Lesson learnt: Dont get the 2 hour session, just don’t. The referees also taught us some cool tricks.
I would say the most bounciest trampolines in the whole park are the 3 rectangular trampolines behind the huge inflatable ball. The foam pit is super fun to jump into but woe betide you if you get stuck. Trying to get out of the foam pit is a living hell, the harder you struggle the deeper you sink in. One of the referees told me too try and roll myself out sideways and it worked (after much struggling). If you’re really stuck the referees will gladly give you a hand to get out. By the way, the grips on the bottoms of the socks tend to stick to the foam cubes so be careful when getting out as your sock might just be slipped off and once its lost in the foam pit its almost impossible to get out. Once i lost my sock in there and after a little searching i found it but when i put it on again i discovered that it wasn’t my own sock but someone else’s (huge) sick that was stuck in there.

I came to Jump Street when it was in it’s early phase of opening and it was already awesome. The crowd then was minimal so you would have plenty of jump time, since you only have an hour. I visited a few more times after that and the crowd was significantly increasing, which to me, was getting real dangerous and time consuming. You have to wait in line, there were multiple kids on one trampoline, those kind of things.
I still had my fun anyways, I got one of the staff to teach me some fancy tricks and it was cool. I didn’t think it was his job to do so, but I was glad though. All in all, Jump Street is a really nice place as it’s the first of its kind here in KL, or that I know of.
Just remember to keep your grip socks if you plan to visit in the future, that ought to save you some cash. Also, try to come during non-​peak hours as time constrained activities like this will suck if you had to wait.

My first time to Jump Street would be my last time too for personal reasons.
I did not find the place much fascinating at the same time, felt it has the appropriate safety features as the staff weren’t really paying much attention to the customers who are jumping around on the trampolines. But instead was showing of their skills.
The staff did not give a tutorial or brief my friends and I on what to do and what not to do. We just freely went in and start jumping.
Some safety precautions were not implemented to my point of view and if an accident was to happen, I do not think it will end up nicely.

We have been to Jumpstreet a few times and we always enjoy it there. It’s a good place for both adults and children alike. At RM 25/​hour for adults and free for children below 3, it is a nice cheapish way to enjoy physical activity with the whole family. Just don’t lose your socks as they come at RM 4.50/pair no matter what size.
Initially, I thought 1 hour was too short. But then I realised how wrong I was as I was tired after just 20 minutes! Jumping up and down is a lot of work as it seems. So far, I have not had the chance to check out the other trampoline areas as I usually spend the time at the kids’ trampoline section. But if that’s tiring, I guess the rest would be even worse!
I also like the selection coffee available there. The latte is unexpectedly good for a place known more for its trampolines. The sandwiches aren’t too bad either.
All in all, a fun way to spend the afternoon!

I had a goal to came here when i first sprained my ankle, healed my ankle for 2 months as i always wanted to get back on my own two feet so finally after days of trying to run and jog, i finally realized that is it healed and finally i went!
Paid RM20 per hour during the weekdays and extra Rm4.50 for a grip socks so worth it! I could run around like a monkey and try new things! I could do the jump basketball, the trampoline big air bag did some somersaults, did the dodgeball and also the big huge space to jump and role bag and bounce bag.
Jumping is a good form of exercise and they have classes to attend too and this is one of the most interesting place i have ever been too. I am not sure how much calories can you burn just by jumping but all i know i am stretching my core too.

Well, jumping is something I’m not good at. It’s because I have short legs. The best way for me to look good in jumping by getting myself a trampoline but that idea was against by my parents years ago but not now. There is a place for a short guy like me. I mean it’s not just for the ‘midgets’ but it is for everybody.
Jump Street that located in PJ is the answer for those who loves to jump. This is actually the third largest trampoline park in the world and the first one in Asia where it could equipped with tons of ‘jumpers’ in a single time. There are different areas for different activities that suitable for every kind of community.
I’ve seen this kind of park on TV before and didn’t knew that we got one here in the middle of KL city. I had to pay RM25 for an hour and additional RM4 for the special socks that I could keep it for myself after the game. So many types of games are included there such as the Slam Dunk, Foam Pit, Dodgeball, The Cage and etc. But my favourites are the foam pit and the Dodgeball.
The Foam Pit is making me reminiscing my childhood memories about the Ball pit that commonly famous among the kids that days. I thought 1 hour of jumping was nothing but I got exhausted after 30 minutes of playing. This is definitely one of the place for me to get my sweat out and push myself into the limits. This is the time when jumping is considered as a serious sport in Malaysia

Ever dreamed of doing a back flip? Ever wanted to dunk like Vince Carter? This is the place where you can be all of that.
Jump Street is a trampoline park which has many facilities to help you achieve your dreams. There is even a dodge-​ball arena where you can show off your matrix skills of dodging bullets — i mean balls. There is also a foam pit for amateurs to practice their moves to impress the girls without the risk of getting injured. They also have a dedicated café where you can take a rest, have a sit, grab some drinks and some snacks without having to drive out.
It is indeed a fun place to spend some time at. You might return home with a few bruises here and there but it is worth it.
I personally enjoyed the dodge-​ball arena the most where I faced off against my friends in the defining match of the century. Sweat poured out onto the arena, blood was spilled, teeth were sent flying, friendships were a thing of the past, and CHAMPIONS WERE BORN! Okay, maybe I just over exaggerated a little — it was fun!

Jump Street Trampoline Park — a perfect place for you to jump, jump, jump! The whole place is filled with bouncy trampolines. You have to buy these special Jump Street socks (with grip at the bottom) that you can keep forever!
For the younger ones, you can play and jump around in The Cage where they have a lot of trampolines around (no big kids really go there so it’s safer for your small, younger child).
There’s also the foam pit which is where you practice or like me, first learn how to do front and back flips. There will be instructors stationed at every different activity so you can just ask them to show you tricks or how to do tricks you want to learn.
For those of you basketballers, the Slam Dunk is designed for you! There are 3 hoops, each at a different height and level. If you want to challenge yourself, aim for the highest hoop. The trampoline at the bottom of it helps you jump up and high and SCORE! :D
There’s also this thing called High Performance (my personal favourite) where you jump on these very, very bouncy trampolines and jump towards this air bag sort of thing. It may seem a little scary at first but in actuality, it’s actually pretty fun. Unfortunately, there’s a time limit and so after around 5 minutes or so, you will have to exit the High Performance. Here’s the catch: you can join the mini queue leading back in so you’ll get to have more time!
Last but not least, there’s the Main Court. The main court is something like The Cage only it’s bigger and the trampolines are more bouncy.
Finally, there’s the Jump Street Café. It’s located at the top where you can see the whole place. However, the food and drinks there a very expensive.
Overall, Jumpstreet is a really fun place to hang out with you friends. I would recommend you to spend around 1 – 2 hours there. After a while, you run out of things to do.

It’s a really huge Trampoline Park with lots of different areas with unique features, such as, the Dodgeball Court, Slam Dunk, Foam Pit, High Performance and Big Bag. It’s better to come in big groups, even school visits are great, as you would need people to play dodgeball with and it’s more fun if you have somebody to laugh alongside with. The price is affordable and the staff are friendly.
In Jump Street, there’s also a café called Jump Café, which serves really good food like hot fries and nuggets, iced chocolate and the Mixed Berry Smoothie, which is worth paying RM14 for. I first tasted it when it was half the price as it was on promotion. When you’re hot and sweaty and need something to cool you down, head over to the café for some delicious treats.

The first trampoline park in Malaysia located in Petaling Jaya, The location is in a warehouse and the next building after Jaya One Mall’s Cold Storage. Anyways, great news. They will open a new branch in Penang ! wooohooo !
Best places for the athlete, gymnast and also people who loves to jump! I get too excited with this trampoline park since you can be hyper as much as you can in this park.
The entrance fee is RM 20 for first hour (Off-​peak price), on the second hour if you want to jump again, it cost you RM 17. Every jumper needs to have grip socks (RM 4.50) to enter the jumping area. The socks specially made for safety reason. They have different peak hour price. You may check it on their website :)
There are 8 parts with different activities. First, The main court. Where you can jump and jump and jump over the places that has larger spaces than another part. You also can show your ‘parkour’ move here!
Second, Dodge ball court. Play dodgeball on trampoline? Yessss it was exciting and you can go insane playing it. Bring all your friends and enjoy this. In addition, this park also opened for cooperate events, you can just set up party at their party room and you can do some match over here !
Next, Foam pit. This is the places for who want fly high and land into a pit filled with thousands of soft foam cubes. Oh. don’t I ask me if I do this part or not… It is so embrassing if you don’t know how to fly yet you just jump into the cubes. Haha
Another part, that make you get more excited, Big Bag. You can jump and land on big air-​cushion.
The cage is specially made for kids and also can be a places for events or special parties. For your information, this trampoline park always full with event or parties such Birthday Party or any cooperate events. If you want to make any event, you may just contact their event manager.
Beside dogde ball, there are also basketball game. Slam dunk has 3 different height, so anyone can enjoy this game. Absolutely my favourite part !
Ok, I think I have explain all part that you should try. All part will give you good sweats (I swear you will sweat a lot, please bring your own towel) Also, believe me, one hour is enough to make you tired and lose energy.
Don’t worry if you are hungry or thirsty, you can just go to their café (upstairs). It is open café, so you can just chilling with your drinks while watching people jumping around.
All facilities are good and served well. This is the best places to spend your weekend if you can’t find any interesting thing to do in KL