3,000㎡ Trampoline Park Project in Chile: Why Carlos Chose MILAND

High-Energy Trampoline and Challenge Zone

The rear and right side of the venue form the main commercial trampoline area. This section includes interconnected trampoline courts, angled wall trampolines, long jumping lanes, interactive courts and obstacle-based activities.

Concentrating these attractions in one large zone creates a clear destination for teenagers and more active visitors. It also prevents high-speed jumping activities from being mixed directly with areas designed for younger children.

Several activity formats are included instead of repeating the same square trampoline module throughout the area. This gives visitors more ways to participate and helps the operator divide the zone into open jumping, challenge and group-play sections.

Family Soft-Play and Slide Zone

The left side of the layout is designed around a large multi-level indoor playground structure. It combines climbing routes, enclosed play passages, tube slides, wide multi-lane slides and a large ball-pit area.

This section provides a more suitable experience for younger children and families who may not use the main trampoline courts. Placing the slides and ball-pit activities together also creates a visually strong family zone rather than scattering children’s equipment around the venue.

The trampoline and soft-play sections remain connected, but their different activity levels are clearly separated. Families with children of different ages can therefore use the same venue while choosing attractions appropriate to each child.

Supporting Entertainment and Operational Space

The front section contains the reception and waiting area, arcade equipment and several smaller attractions. Keeping these facilities outside the main jumping zones prevents arriving visitors and accompanying parents from interrupting active play.

The open central route then connects the entrance with the trampoline and soft-play sections, allowing visitors to identify the main activity zones quickly and move through the venue more efficiently.