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How much will a trampoline park birthday party cost? Slide the kid count, pick a tier, and get an instant estimate based on real published party packages.

How much does a trampoline park birthday party cost?

Planning a bounce-house birthday? You're not alone — birthday parties are one of the most popular reasons families visit trampoline parks, and prices vary a lot more than most parents expect. We analyzed 34 published birthday party packages from real trampoline parks across the US to build this calculator, so the numbers below reflect what parks actually charge, not guesses.

Most parks sell party packages in tiers: a basic package (jump time, socks and a party host), a deluxe package (longer jump time, food, and a private party room), and an ultimate package (the works — VIP room, extra attractions and more food). The most common format we found is a base package for 10 jumpers, with a per-kid charge for each extra jumper — the national medians are $320 for basic, $330 for deluxe and $422 for ultimate, with extra jumpers running about $32–$36 each.

Two things move the total most: headcount and day of week. Weekend parties cost a median of $50 more than weekday parties in our data, so if your schedule is flexible, a Tuesday party can save real money. Also note that published prices almost never include tax or gratuity — always ask the park what's folded into the quote before you book.

Use the calculator below to get a ballpark figure in seconds, then compare the actual packages at parks near you — exact inclusions, jump time and room setups differ from park to park, and the park's official site always has the final word. Party prices change seasonally, so confirm everything when you book!

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Most published packages cover 5–25 jumpers.

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Estimate based on national medians of 34 published party packages at US trampoline parks. Every park prices differently — varies by location, so always check the park's official site before booking.

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❓ Party cost questions

How much does a trampoline park birthday party cost?
Most parks sell base party packages for 10 jumpers. Across 34 published packages, the national medians are about $320 for a basic package, $330 for deluxe and $422 for ultimate, with each extra jumper adding roughly $32–$36. So a 10-kid party typically lands between $320 and $422 before tax and gratuity. Prices vary by location — always check the park's official site.
What's the difference between basic, deluxe and ultimate party packages?
Basic packages (often called EPIC at Sky Zone parks) usually include jump time, grip socks and a party host. Deluxe packages (MEGA or GLOW) add longer jump time, pizza and drinks, and a private party room. Ultimate packages (MEGA VIP) go further with a VIP room, extra attractions like ninja courses or glow time, and more food. Exact inclusions differ by park.
Are weekend birthday parties more expensive?
Yes — in our data, weekend parties cost a median of $50 more than the same package on a weekday. If your schedule is flexible, booking a weekday party is one of the easiest ways to save.
How many kids can a trampoline party package cover?
The most common format we found is a base package for 10 jumpers with a per-kid charge for extras, but many parks also publish 5, 15, 20 and 25-jumper options. This calculator supports 5–25 kids; for bigger groups, ask the park about group rates.
Do party prices include tax and gratuity?
Usually not. Published package prices almost never include sales tax, and many parks add an automatic gratuity for the party host. Ask for the all-in total when you book so there are no surprises.
Should I book the party on the park's official site?
Yes. Prices, packages and availability change seasonally, and this calculator gives a national-median estimate — not a quote. Always confirm the current packages, what's included and the final price on the park's official site before booking.