Trampoline Park Overseas Projects

Estonia Project

Estonia, and to the south Latvia and Lithuania And are collectively known as Baltic States Estonia is located in Baltic Sea East Coast, Gulf of Finland South bank, bordering to the southwest Gulf of Riga , to the south and east respectively bordering Latvia and Russia bordering. The total land area is 45,339 square kilometers, and the dominant ethnic group is... Estonian ethnicity , with a total population of 1.313 million (2015), the capital is... Tallinn 。 

This set of trampolines isn't very large, but it's compact yet packed with variety. The design inside is full of colorful elements—there’s a honeycomb trampoline, a Tetris trampoline, a boxing ring for sparring, a climbing wall combined with a building-block pool, and even a ninja zone. Each of these attractions could easily keep these kids entertained for half a day!

Grab your friends and let’s have a real friendly match—there’s nothing a good game can’t solve!

After the competition, we’ll still be good sisters and good brothers.

The Tetris trampoline challenges your quick thinking and your footwork—once you’ve mastered the basics, playing Tetris becomes a piece of cake! This area isn’t suitable for young children, though. Each zone is carefully divided—really thoughtful, aren’t we? Every zone has its own age restrictions, so everyone can have fun safely!

The side-hop standard hop lets you fully unleash yourself—play however you want!

Children pass through the hanging bars one by one, finally jumping down with both feet onto the second level. From there, they leap up with both feet and grab hold of the net suspended in midair using their hands. By gently swaying their bodies, they reach out to grasp the net slide ahead, then find a way to crawl or squeeze through it and make their way to the third level. There, they place both feet on the hanging rings and grip the suspension ropes tightly with their hands. Using body movements, they advance forward step by step. Once they reach the fourth level, they jump off with both feet, grab the overhead bar with both hands, and continue advancing step by step until they reach the finish line.

The ninja zone is incredibly challenging. Although the project looks simple, it’s actually far from easy to play— even adults may not be able to clear all the levels in one go. Don’t believe me? Just head over to a trampoline park and give it a try!

This little beauty’s expression and movements are absolutely spot-on! She’s taken trampoline jumping to a whole new level. The photographer is truly professional—gotta give them a big thumbs-up!