Super Jump
Indoor trampoline park with toddler and teen zones
At a Glance
Best Ages
3 - 16
Cost
Varies
Time Needed
About 2 hours
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor
Weather Fit
Always (indoor)
Stroller Access
Limited
Washrooms
Dirty (poor hygiene)
Food
Likely limited
Parking
Available nearby
Booking
Recommended
Parent Effort
High (due to safety concerns)
Suitable for children aged 3 - 10 and older, but safety concerns and poor hygiene significantly impact suitability. Heat and lack of supervision pose health risks; recommended only for brief visits during cooler months or hours.
About This Place
Super Jump is a trampoline park located in Aldaia, Spain. It offers indoor trampoline activities suitable for children and teenagers, with features designed for active play and recreation. The facility caters primarily to families and groups seeking physical activity in a safe, dedicated environment. It operates seasonally, typically in the summer months.
Official Website open_in_newAge-appropriate play areas
Trampoline zones with age-appropriate sections
Birthday party facilitation
Frequent birthday party hosting with staff support
Extreme heat issues
No air conditioning, only three standing fans
Poor hygiene conditions
Sticky ball pit floor and dirty mats reported
Good to Know Before You Go
- Age range
- Suitable for children aged 3 to 16, with activities also enjoyed by teens and adults
- Temperature
- Extremely hot inside; no air conditioning - only three standing fans; risk of heatstroke, especially in summer
- Hygiene
- Facilities and equipment are frequently reported as dirty; ball pit floor sticky with black stains; mats and toys show visible sweat, dust, and grime; inadequate disinfection
- Supervision
- No consistent staff supervision in the play area or at exits; safety risk due to absence of on-site oversight
- Safety hazards
- Lifted foam flooring causing tripping and falls; unsafe conditions in play structure; reported as potentially dangerous ('feels like a death trap')
- Booking
- Reservation recommended to avoid disappointment, especially during peak times
- Best time to visit
- Visit during cooler hours or off-peak seasons to avoid extreme heat and excessive sweating
- Facility cleanliness
- Cleanliness is a major concern; bathrooms and common areas reported as unclean
Kid Fit by Age
No area or equipment designed for infants; trampoline park is unsafe and unsuitable for babies due to high impact risks and lack of appropriate safety measures.
While the facility claims suitability for children aged 3+, toddlers may struggle with coordination and balance in a trampoline environment; safety concerns arise from inadequate supervision and slippery or damaged surfaces, which increase fall risks.
Most suitable for preschoolers aged 3 - 6 in supervised sessions; age-appropriate zones and lower-impact play areas may benefit this age group, provided strict supervision is maintained despite staff shortages.
Ideal for elementary-age children; offers active physical engagement and social interaction in a supervised environment; however, heat and hygiene issues remain significant concerns during visits.
Adequate for tweens who enjoy energetic play and group activity; the trampoline setup suits their physical abilities, though concerns about safety hazards and staff absence may reduce enjoyment.
Perfect for teens seeking fun, high-energy recreation; available for teens and adults alike, supporting social and physical engagement despite poor facility hygiene and extreme heat conditions.
Insider Tips
Book in advance to avoid disappointment
Arrive early to cool down before jumping
Avoid peak hours to reduce heat exposure
Do not bring food or drinks inside
- •Watch for lifted foam flooring that causes trips
- •Heat can cause heatstroke; stay hydrated
- •No staff supervision increases injury risk
- •Poor hygiene; avoid touching surfaces
- •Step-free access available
- •Sensory notes: loud noise, bright lights
- •Baby change not available
- •Restrooms clean but used frequently
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit during early morning or late afternoon to avoid extreme heat; off-season offers fewer crowds.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxWater bottle for hydration
- check_boxChange of clothes for sweat
- check_boxSocks with grip for trampolines
- check_boxHand sanitizer or wipes
- check_boxSun hat if visiting in summer
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Super Jump suitable for my child's age? expand_more
Yes, the park is suitable for children aged 3 to 16, with age-appropriate zones likely available. Teens and adults can also enjoy it.
When is Super Jump open each year? expand_more
The park is open seasonally, typically during the summer months. Availability depends on the seasonal schedule; no fixed annual opening dates are provided.
Is there parking near Super Jump? expand_more
Parking is available at the facility’s location, Ctra. Aldaia-Xirivella, 63, 46960 Aldaia, Valencia, Spain.
Should we book a visit in advance? expand_more
Yes, reservations are recommended due to limited availability and high demand during peak times.
What should we bring for a visit? expand_more
Bring water, wear comfortable clothing and indoor shoes or socks (if required), and avoid visiting during hot hours to reduce heat exposure. Consider bringing towels given the high sweat levels from intense activity.
Are there food and drink options at Super Jump? expand_more
No reliable information is available about food options on site. Visitors may need to bring their own snacks or plan meals elsewhere.
Location
Address
Ctra. Aldaia-Xirivella, 63, 46960 Aldaia, Valencia, Spain
Phone
+34 641 10 70 38
Last checked: 2026