Jump on Australia’s biggest trampoline at Bounce Essendon
Do your kids love to bounce like mine? We don't have a trampoline at home and with Melbourne's weather invariably being cold and wet for six months of the year, we have become regular visitors of Bounce Inc.
Bounce is a national chain of trampoline parks with several locations in Melbourne – Glen Iris in Melbourne's south-eastern suburbs, Blackburn North in Melbourne's eastern suburbs and Essendon Fields in Melbourne's north-west.
Bounce Essendon is a huge indoor trampoline park inside a heritage-listed aircraft hangar, just a hop skip and jump from Essendon Fields Airport. In fact, you can see planes taking off in the background while you jump around!
Bounce Essendon Fields is also home to the Super Tramp, Australia’s biggest trampoline. This 5-metre x 5-metre monster means that you really get some lift-off!
In addition, like all Bounce trampoline centres, Essendon Fields Bounce has an awesome Free-Jumping Arena, Slam Dunk, Big Bag, Dodgeball and Wall tramps in the performance area.
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Bounce Melbourne sessions are scheduled to start on the hour and go for 50 minutes, so get there a little earlier to take your shoes off, go to the toilet, and be ready to bounce right at the top of the hour.
Bounce grip socks ($3) are required at all times while on the trampolines so if you're a regular jumper, remember to bring your socks!
Note that only kids 110cm and over are allowed on the main trampolines (that's average 3+ years) and kids under 110cm have to stay in the Junior Jumpers area. There is a dedicated soft play area for them too.
The jump sessions at Bounce Inc Essendon are all supervised so you don't have to jump with your kids (unless you want to).
You're not allowed to BYO food (other than water bottles) so there is an onsite tuckshop for snacks and drinks.
Finally, note that the parking is limited around Bounce Inc at Essendon Fields– there is a dedicated dirt patch across the road but once it's full you have to park on the surrounding streets.
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