We understand that jumping can be exciting, but it is important that you do this in a safe manner.
Trampolining is an extreme sport and, as such, your safety is our highest priority. This means that we have a strict set of rules in place to ensure that you stay safe and reduce your risk of an accident.
Our staff have been trained to supervise your jump session and identify and remove any dangerous behaviour. If you are not adhering to the rules, then please expect to be challenged!
No jumping with pre-existing conditions/injuries or pregnancy that may hamper ability to jump
Maximum weight limit is 18 stone
Jumpers under 14 must be supervised at all times
No sharp objects on person
No shoes, just Jump Rush socks
No drink or drugs
Complete your risk acknowledgement form and terms and conditions
Trampolining is an extreme sport, recognise the risk
Safety briefing must be completed
Always land on 2 feet, never on your head or one leg
No double bouncing
No sitting or lying on trampolines or pads
No foreign objects in trampoline zones e.g. balls and toys
No hanging or climbing onto equipment
Give priority to slower, smaller jumpers
No running, racing or playing rough
No mobile phones or cameras on trampolines
No food or drink near trampoline areas
Follow instructions from Jump Rush staff
Be safe and behave. Our staff word is final!
We understand that you would like to take photos and videos of yourself and your party and we hope you get some great action shots. However, please try to minimise exposure and photography of those not familiar to you within your shots. Everyone in our park deserves their privacy should they desire it and may have reasons for not wanting to be photographed. At Jump Rush, safeguarding is hugely important. Cameras, phones and similar equipment cannot be taken onto the trampolines and activity areas. Anyone we feel is filming or photographing irresponsibly or inappropriately should expect to be challenged and we encourage our visitors to alert us to any suspicious or inappropriate behaviour in this regard.