Safety vs sensations: the secret of a successful trampoline park

1. bet on conviviality, not the risk

When you imagine a trampoline park , you often think of the most sensational attractions: jump towers, competition fabrics, acrobatic routes ... But beware, the more extreme the activity, the more the risk of injury increases.

However, the latest trends show that security and conviviality take precedence over the search for pure adrenaline. Parks that bet on simple, interactive and attractive design activities attract more families.

For what ? Because parents, especially those of children between 6 and 12 years old, want a place where they feel reassured.

In reality, there is no direct link between the level of sensation of activities and the number of entries in the park. On the contrary, the more sober and interactive concepts work better and offer an equally fun experience without jeopardizing the safety of visitors.

2. The supervision: the key to a safe park

Having a well -designed park is one thing, but a well -watched park is even better!

Many parks make the mistake of minimizing the presence of staff on the structures. However, a lack of surveillance can transform a moment of leisure into potential danger.

The solution? A well -trained team in sufficient number to ensure the safety of visitors. If you offer thrills activities, do not ignore surveillance. On the other hand, if you choose less risky installations, you can reduce the number of operators while ensuring effective monitoring.

The secret of success lies in a fair balance : activities adapted to your audience and a constant presence of attentive professionals to guarantee a 100% fun and 0% stress experience.

3. Why can less mean more

Opting for more sober attractions does not mean giving up the appeal of the park. A neat aesthetic , an interactive play space and a friendly environment attract much more than complex and risky structures.

Families want a place where they feel confident, and it is not by multiplying the activities at risk that you will meet this expectation.

Find the right balance. As owner of Trampoline Park, your goal is to offer a fun but safe experience. Ask yourself the question:

• What level of risk am I ready to accept?
• Do my installations correspond to the expectations of parents and children?
• Do I have enough members in my team to ensure optimal monitoring?

By betting on well -designed installations and a team ready to react, you ensure the sustainability and positive reputation of your park.

Visual credits: Kojump / Wooopnation / OnGravity / Jump Yard / Superpark / Indoor elevation