India's love for indoor entertainment is exploding—and trampoline parks are right at the heart of this boom. If you've ever thought about launching a trampoline park or indoor adventure centre, 2026 is one of the best times to act. And with turnkey gaming-zone solutions and trampoline-based attractions from Bamigos, you don't have to start from scratch.
1. India's Indoor Amusement Market: Why This Category Matters
India's indoor amusement centre (IAC) market is already big—and still just getting started:
- Current market size: around ₹4,350 crore in annual revenue
- Projected market size: ₹9,218 crore by 2030, nearly doubling in just a few years
- Current operational stock: about 6.6 million sq ft across 500+ centres in 83 cities, expected to reach 11 million sq ft by 2028
- Geographic concentration: Around 60% of centres and space are in top metros (Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Ahmedabad)
Within this fast-growing space, trampoline parks have emerged as one of the most dynamic formats. Global reports highlight Asia-Pacific—and specifically India—as expected to post the highest growth rate (CAGR) in trampoline parks between 2025–2030.
2. Trampoline Parks: From Niche to Powerhouse Format
While trampoline parks today likely account for a single-digit percentage of India's total IAC revenue, operator data suggests:
- The segment is growing faster than the overall indoor amusement market
- Early movers are already clocking strong revenue and profit numbers
By aggregating partial data from major operators, trampoline-park and related revenues touching India already exceed ₹200–250 crore annually—without yet counting many unreported or small regional players. That's an early but solid base in a market still taking shape.
3. Who's Winning the Trampoline Park Game in India?
Several brands show how powerful this business can be when executed well.
SkyJumper
- Scale: 20+ parks across Tier-1, Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities; goal of 30+ parks by 2025
- FY24 revenue: ₹75.1 crore with PBT ₹32.75 crore—a profit margin of ~43%
- Customers served: ~25.32 lakh in FY24
- Model: Multi-activity parks—trampolines plus bowling, laser tag, VR, rock climbing and more
- Franchise pitch: 24–36 month payback for partners
Jus Jumpin
- Presence: 25+ locations across India
- FY24 revenue: ₹7.91 crore, with a one-year revenue CAGR of 439%
- Strong focus on family-friendly trampoline and kids' play zones
BOUNCE Inc India
- Venues: 3 large-format parks in Mumbai, Bengaluru and Gurugram
- Format: Around 40,000 sq ft each, with 100+ interconnected trampolines, freestyle zones and in-park cafés
- Global multi-million-dollar brand; India parks follow their high-end "indoor adventure park" template
Woop
- Positioning: Markets itself as "India's largest trampoline park", offering multi-activity centres with bowling, VR and more
- Locations: 3 parks (Surat, Mumbai, Chandigarh)
- Revenue: Third-party estimate of about $14.4M (~₹115–122 crore)
4. How Much Capital Do You Need?
You don't need a mega-park to start, but you do need realistic budgets.
Typical Investment Bands
Industry and franchise data indicate:
- Standard trampoline park franchise: ₹2–5 crore, depending on size, city, and brand
For a 10,000 sq ft park in a mall, a realistic breakdown could look like:
| Component | Cost Range |
|---|---|
| Equipment & installation | ₹2.5–3.0 crore |
| Civil works & fit-out (flooring, safety, lighting, HVAC) | ₹0.8–1.2 crore |
| Pre-opening & marketing | ₹0.2–0.4 crore |
| Total indicative range | ₹3.5–4.6 crore |
Equipment alone typically falls in the ₹1,100–₹2,500 per sq ft band, while total fitted-out costs are often ₹2,000–₹4,000 per sq ft, depending on finish and complexity.
5. What Returns Can You Expect?
Hard numbers from one of the leaders tell the story:
SkyJumper FY24:
- Revenue: ₹75.1 crore
- Profit before tax: ₹32.75 crore (≈43.6% PBT margin)
Franchise materials and industry commentary suggest:
- Payback: 24–36 months for well-run franchise parks
- Annualised returns after stabilisation: often in the mid-20% to 30%+ range
From Bamigos' gaming-zone turnkey data (similar unit economics):
- Typical ROI: 12–18 months
- Average revenue potential: ₹2–5 lakh per month for smaller zones
- Profit margins: 40–60%
6. How Trampoline Parks Actually Make Money
A resilient trampoline-park business never depends on walk-in tickets alone. Common revenue streams include:
Time-Based Tickets
30/60/90-minute passes with weekend and peak-hour premiums.
Memberships & Passes
Monthly/quarterly/annual passes, or stored-value cards usable across activities.
Events & Parties
Birthdays, school trips, college outings, corporate team-building. Packages often run ₹15,000–₹30,000+ depending on city and inclusions.
Corporate & School Partnerships
Annual or seasonal contracts with companies and educational institutions. Help you stabilise weekday occupancy.
Food & Beverage
Cafés and snack counters, often adding 20–40% extra revenue per visitor.
Brand Activations & Media Rentals
Product launches, influencer events, film/TV shoots, sponsored zones.
7. Location, Size & Format: What Works Best?
Successful Indian trampoline parks tend to follow a clear pattern:
Location
- Top choice: Grade-A malls and large entertainment-led retail complexes, usually on 2nd–5th floors where footfall is high but rent is more reasonable
- Tier-2/3 cities: Strong roadside standalone buildings can work where quality malls are limited
Size Categories
| Type | Size | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 5,000–8,000 sq ft | Satellite parks, Tier-2/3, lower risk, faster payback |
| Standard | 10,000–20,000 sq ft | Balanced format with trampolines + 1–2 add-on attractions |
| Flagship | 30,000–40,000 sq ft | Destination-style adventure parks |
Product Mix
- Core: Trampoline zones (free jump, foam pit, slam dunk, dodgeball)
- Add-ons: VR arenas, bowling, arcades, climbing walls, toddler soft-play zones
- Ancillary: F&B, merchandise, birthday party rooms, lounge areas for parents
The multi-activity model lifts dwell time and ARPU and makes you less dependent on any single attraction.
8. Safety, Regulations & Liability
Safety is both a legal requirement and a business advantage.
Indian trampoline parks typically conform to:
- BIS IS 15475 (Parts 1–6) – Safety standards for amusement rides (design, construction, operation)
- BIS IS 15492 (Parts 1–3) – Outdoor play systems
- EN 13814 & ISO 17842 – Widely referenced international amusement-ride standards
Day-to-day safety practices include:
- Grip socks only; no shoes on trampolines
- One jumper per trampoline; weight limits (often ≤110 kg)
- No flips/somersaults without training or in designated zones only
- Separated areas for small children
- Mandatory safety briefing, on-ground staff supervision, and liability waivers
9. Where the Next Wave of Growth Will Come From
Tier-2 & Tier-3 First-Mover Plays
Data shows 232 indoor amusement centres already in smaller cities, totalling ~2.8 million sq ft. Many of these cities:
- Have one or two good malls
- Still lack a premium trampoline or indoor-adventure park
Launching early in such cities can lock in long-term location advantages with less direct competition.
From "Just Trampolines" to "Indoor Adventure"
Leading operators are layering trampolines with:
- VR and AR games
- Go-karting
- Bowling and arcades
- Glow-in-the-dark experiences and Instagram-friendly décor
This "experience economy" approach keeps your park fresh and social-media friendly.
10. Key Risks—and How to Handle Them
| Risk | What Can Go Wrong | How to Mitigate |
|---|---|---|
| High Capex & Rent | Slow payback if walk-in traffic is weak | Choose strong catchments; negotiate revenue-share leases; start with 5–15k sq ft formats |
| Safety Incidents | Injuries, lawsuits, shutdowns | Use BIS/EN/ISO-compliant equipment; train staff rigorously; maintain equipment; carry adequate insurance |
| Seasonality & Competition | Empty weekdays; new entrants nearby | Build B2B (schools, corporates), memberships and events into your plan; use dynamic pricing |
| Regulatory Changes | Extra compliance cost | Design with a "compliance buffer"; work with experienced manufacturers and turnkey partners |
11. How Bamigos Fits In: Your Turnkey Partner for High-ROI Venues
You don't need to reinvent the wheel—or the trampoline.
11.1 Trampoline-Based Innovation: Hyper Jump by Bamigos
Hyper Jump is Bamigos' flagship trampoline-based interactive entertainment system:
- Massive 75-inch display with custom-built speakers
- AI-powered sensors that track motion and power multiple dynamic games
- Integrates seamlessly with a regular jumping bed, turning a standard trampoline area into a high-tech attraction
- Made in India, marketed as European-calibre quality at a fraction of the cost
- Delivers fitness, play and digital artistry in one unit
- Features like personalised AI avatars and automatic video recaps help create shareable social-media content
- Backed by continuous software updates, keeping your attraction fresh without new hardware
For a trampoline park, Hyper Jump acts as:
- A marquee attraction to differentiate you from competitors
- A way to increase ARPU by upselling premium interactive sessions
- A ready-made "Instagrammable" experience that markets itself
11.2 Bamigos' Turnkey Gaming-Zone & FEC Solutions
Beyond individual machines, Bamigos offers complete gaming-zone setup across India, which maps closely to what trampoline-park owners need:
Design & Planning
Custom layouts, 3D visualisations, theme concepts, and space optimisation.
Equipment Supply
Premium arcade machines, VR systems, simulators, ticket redemption games—and trampoline-linked innovations like Hyper Jump.
Installation & Commissioning
Professional setup, electricals, networking, safety checks, and testing.
Staff Training
Operations, maintenance, customer service and troubleshooting.
Support & AMC
1–2 year equipment warranty, spare parts, preventive maintenance, and 24/7 support options.
Indicative Economics for Bamigos Setups
| Zone Size | Investment |
|---|---|
| Small zone (500–800 sq ft) | ₹8–12 lakh |
| Medium (1,000–1,500 sq ft) | ₹15–25 lakh |
| Large FEC (2,000+ sq ft) | Starting ₹30 lakh |
- ROI period: typically 12–18 months
- Average monthly revenue: ₹2–5 lakh
- Profit margins: 40–60%
- Setup timeline: 4–8 weeks from concept to launch
12. Action Plan: How to Move from Idea to Live Park
If you're serious about this space, here's a simple roadmap:
Step 1: Define Your City & Catchment
- Shortlist 2–3 target cities (metro + Tier-2 or Tier-3)
- Identify Grade-A malls or strong roadside sites with 5,000–15,000 sq ft available
Step 2: Choose Your Format
For a first project, aim for a 10,000–15,000 sq ft multi-activity park (trampolines + VR/arcade + F&B).
Step 3: Lock In Your Business Model
Decide between franchising with an established park brand or going independent but working with a turnkey equipment partner like Bamigos.
Step 4: Design Around Multi-Revenue
Ensure your layout supports:
- Ticketed jump sessions
- Birthday/party rooms
- Corporate and school bookings
- F&B
- A showcase zone for Hyper Jump and other flagship attractions
Step 5: Partner with Bamigos Early
Use their free consultation, site visit, and investment planning to avoid costly design mistakes and under-specced equipment.
Step 6: Launch with a Marketing Plan
Grand opening events, influencer tie-ups, membership offers, and school/corporate outreach from day one.
13. Ready to Jump In?
The trampoline-park business in India combines:
- A fast-growing market
- Proven profit potential
- Strong Tier-2/3 expansion opportunities
- A clear path to differentiation through technology
With Hyper Jump and turnkey gaming-zone solutions from Bamigos, you can:
- Reduce your time to market to as little as 4–8 weeks
- Tap into proven, BIS-aligned equipment and design practices
- Build a venue that's profitable, safe and social-media ready from day one
Next Step
Visit www.bamigos.com and:
- Explore Hyper Jump and other trampoline-friendly attractions in the Shop section
- Use the Contact Us page to request a free consultation and tailored project plan for your city
Your customers are ready to jump. The question is—will they be jumping in your park?
References
- Indoor Amusement Centers in India: A Booming Market. Avinya VC Report
- Indoor Amusement Centres to Occupy 11 MSF of Space in India by 2028. Business Standard / JLL
- Trampoline Park - Indoor Amusement Center Market Outlook. Grand View Research
- Partner with SkyJumper Amusement Park. SkyJumper
- IT Professionals Quit Jobs to Bring Trampolines to India. Startuppedia
- BOUNCE India Venues. BOUNCE Inc
- Hyper Jump - Bamigos. Bamigos Product Page
- Gaming Zone Setup India - Bamigos. Bamigos
- Woop Trampoline Park. Woop India
- Compliance Safety Standards for Amusement Parks. Peach Prime
