Trampoline Parks in Tampa Bay: Jump Prices, Toddler Times & Sock Rules

It's 4 p.m., it's raining sideways, and your kids have been bouncing off the couch for an hour. A trampoline park is the fastest fix in Tampa: an hour of jumping and they'll sleep like rocks.

This guide compares the best trampoline parks in Tampa Bay first, then covers inflatable parks and a few bigger indoor play centers. Every address, schedule, and published price below was checked on the venue's own site on October 22, 2026. Prices and hours change often, so tap through before you drive.

For soft play, neighborhood play cafés, and smaller toddler spaces, use our guide to indoor playgrounds in Tampa instead. If your kids are more toddler than tween, jump to our indoor play for babies and toddlers guide. If they're past the bouncing stage, our escape rooms, go-karts and laser tag guide is the better fit.

Trampoline parks in Tampa at a glance

Jump ticket prices checked October 2026

Published admission prices are not apples-to-apples: some buy a timed jump, while Urban Air sells all-day access and Launch bundles trampolines with other attractions.

• Sky Zone Tampa: $24.99 for a 120-minute ticket.
• Flying Squirrel Lutz: $21 for 60 minutes, $27 for 90 minutes, or $32 for 120 minutes. Ages 6 and under pay $15, $20, or $26.
• Launch Clearwater: $27.50 for two attraction choices, $37.50 for three choices, or $42.50 for unlimited choices. Free Loyal Launcher enrollment lowers those prices to $24.75, $33.75, and $38.25.
• Altitude Tampa: $27.99 for the Monday-through-Thursday three-hour Happy Hour offer. Its standard jump prices were not visible without entering the booking flow.
• Urban Air New Tampa and Brandon: Both official pages describe an all-day ticket, but neither exposed a current base ticket price in page content we could verify.
• Sky Zone Clearwater: The park is operating and taking bookings, but its current ticket page did not expose a price we could reliably verify.

Grip socks: rules by park

• Sky Zone: SkySocks are required and sold separately. Clean pairs in good condition can be reused.
• Urban Air: Urban Air socks are required and listed at $4.99.
• Flying Squirrel: Grip socks cost $4.50; the park accepts reusable grip socks from Flying Squirrel or another trampoline park.
• Launch Clearwater: Launch grip socks are required on attractions; the public page does not list a standalone sock price.
• The Airosphere: Airosphere socks are required for jumpers and cost $2.99.

Altitude's Tampa page did not publish a location-specific sock rule or price we could verify, so confirm before bringing another park's socks.

The trampoline parks, one by one

Altitude Trampoline Park Tampa

Altitude is the closest trampoline park to South Tampa, Westshore, and Town 'n' Country. It has open trampoline courts, dodgeball, battle beam, an airbag, and digital games, plus party packages.

It's also one of the best-reviewed parks in the area. The main thing to know is that it sits right on Hillsborough Avenue, so after-school traffic can add real time.

Address: 4340 W Hillsborough Ave, Ste 350, Tampa, FL 33614
Hours and tickets: The Altitude Tampa page lists 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. Its current published deal is a $27.99 three-hour Happy Hour jump Monday through Thursday; standard ticket prices are shown only after you enter the booking system.
Little-kid option: Altitude advertises Junior Jumpers Jam for kids 6 and under on weekday mornings, but the public page does not show a dependable day-by-day schedule or price. Check the calendar before going.

Sky Zone Tampa

Sky Zone's Tampa park is on East Adamo Drive, between Ybor and Brandon. It's a straightforward pick for families on the east side who want wall-to-wall trampolines and a party venue that handles the setup.

The Tampa park currently lists GLOW and Members Only Night, but does not list Little Leapers on its programs page. Do not assume a toddler session is running here because another Sky Zone location offers it.

Address: 10137 E Adamo Dr, Ste 800B, Tampa, FL 33619
Hours and tickets: Sky Zone Tampa lists a 120-minute ticket for $24.99. SkySocks are required, sold separately, and reusable on a later visit if they are still in good condition.

Urban Air New Tampa and Urban Air Brandon

Urban Air is more "indoor adventure park" than pure trampoline park. Along with the trampoline courts you get climbing walls and ropes courses, and height requirements vary by attraction.

Both Tampa-area parks keep the same regular schedule: 4 to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 4 to 10 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. That weekday 4 p.m. opening catches parents off guard on school holidays, though both parks post extended holiday hours.

Urban Air now markets regular admission as one ticket for all-day play, subject to capacity. Its public location pages did not expose a verifiable October 2026 ticket price, so use each park's booking link for the live total. Urban Air socks are required and listed at $4.99. Shorty 40 access is based on a child's attraction eligibility, and attraction height requirements still apply.

New Tampa: 6250 Commerce Palms Dr, Tampa, FL 33647
Brandon: 179 E Bloomingdale Ave, Brandon, FL 33511
Tickets: urbanair.com

Bounce Zone Tampa

Bounce Zone is a smaller, locally run park in the Carrollwood/Northdale area, and it's popular for private parties and full-facility rentals.

Watch the schedule. Its current regular hours are closed Monday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. It also closes for private events on some dates, which it posts on its site.

Address: 5208 W Linebaugh Ave, Tampa, FL 33624
Details: bouncezonetampa.com

Flying Squirrel (Lutz)

Flying Squirrel is the pick for Lutz, Land O' Lakes, and Wesley Chapel families. Regular tickets are $21 for 60 minutes, $27 for 90 minutes, or $32 for 120 minutes. For kids 6 and under, the listed prices are $15, $20, and $26 for those same durations, with no separate Toddler Time window.

Flying Squirrel grip socks cost $4.50, but the park says you can bring grip socks from a previous Flying Squirrel visit or another trampoline park. It also has a Kiddie Court reserved for ages 6 and younger.

Address: 22930 State Road 54, Lutz, FL 33549
Details: Flying Squirrel Lutz tickets and park FAQ

Sky Zone Clearwater (Largo)

Pinellas families use the Sky Zone on 66th Street in Largo. Its official schedule currently lists Little Leapers from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on most mornings, but the page does not publish the age limit or session price clearly enough to quote. Check the day's calendar before driving over.

Address: 13000 66th St, Largo, FL 33773
Details: Sky Zone Clearwater

Launch Family Entertainment (Clearwater)

Launch is the most "everything under one roof" option on this list: trampolines, dodgeball, a ninja course, trapeze, VR laser tag, bowling, and an arcade.

Launch's posted hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. Toddler Time gives kids 6 and under the park to themselves Monday through Thursday, 9 to 11 a.m.

Packages were listed at $27.50, $37.50, and $42.50 (a little less with the free Loyal Launcher rewards). The best deal is the $19.99 Early Bird, which is in-park only, Monday through Friday with check-in between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Launch grip socks are required, and VR laser tag has a 42-inch minimum height.

Address: 27001 US Hwy 19 N, Clearwater, FL 33761
Details: launchfamilyentertainment.com/clearwater

Inflatable parks: better for younger kids

Trampolines can be a lot for a 3-year-old. Inflatable parks are softer, slower, and usually have a gated toddler area.

The Airosphere (East Tampa)

The Airosphere calls itself an inflatable park, with about 14 attractions: obstacle courses, slides, a climbing wall, a bungee run, a ball pit, and a dedicated toddler area. There's also an arcade and pizza. The last two hours each night are black-light "Illuminights."

Airosphere socks are $2.99 and required for jumpers. A monthly pass was advertised at $28.95.

Address: 622 Ware Blvd, Tampa, FL 33619
Details: theairosphere.com

Bounce City Brandon

An indoor jungle-themed playground for kids 12 and under inside Westfield Brandon. Daily admission is $17.99 per child, all day, with free re-entry, and the first two adults are free. Trampoline socks are $2.50 a pair.

Address: 955 Brandon Town Center Dr, Brandon, FL 33511
Details: bouncecitybrandon.com

Pump It Up Brandon

Pump It Up is mainly a private birthday party venue full of big inflatables, so the whole place is yours for the party. It lists some open-play times too, but check its calendar before planning a drop-in visit.

Address: 729 W Lumsden Rd, Ste A, Brandon, FL 33511
Details: pumpitupparty.com/brandon-fl

Indoor play centers for little kids

Kids Empire Tampa Citrus Park

A multi-level playground maze inside Citrus Park Town Center, with slides, ball pits, a dance floor, and a toddler zone for ages 1 to 3. It's built for kids 1 to 12.

General admission is $19.90 per child and covers all-day play with same-day re-entry. Two adults per kid get in free, extra adults are $5, and babies under 11 months are free with a paying sibling. Socks are required.

Address: 8118 Citrus Park Town Center Mall, Tampa, FL 33625
Details: kidsempire.com

Glazer Children's Museum (Downtown)

Glazer isn't a play center in the bounce-house sense. It's 35,000 square feet of hands-on exhibits where kids climb, build, and play pretend, and it's best for toddlers through early elementary.

General admission is $27.95, $22.95 for Florida residents with ID, and babies under 1 play free. During the school year it's open Tuesday through Sunday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., plus Mondays on Hillsborough school holidays. Families with EBT, SNAP, or WIC can buy a $5 Access Pass for up to four people, in person only.

Address: 110 W Gasparilla Plaza, Tampa, FL 33602
Details: glazermuseum.org/visit

Class-based gyms

The Little Gym and My Gym run classes and open-gym sessions for babies through grade-schoolers at several Tampa Bay locations. They need more planning than a drop-in park. Our babies and toddlers guide covers the Carrollwood and New Tampa locations.

Which one should you pick?

• Toddler or preschooler: Altitude Junior Jumpers Jam, Launch Toddler Time, Flying Squirrel's age-6-and-under rates, Sky Zone Clearwater Little Leapers, or an inflatable park like The Airosphere.
• Ages 5 to 10: Urban Air or Altitude. There's enough variety that they won't be bored after 30 minutes.
• Tweens: Launch, for the dodgeball, ninja course, and VR laser tag. Or skip jumping and try our big kids active fun guide.
• On a budget: An all-day admission (Bounce City, Kids Empire) beats hourly jump time if you plan to stay a while.

Tips from parents who've done this

1. Sign the waiver at home. Every park requires one, and the line at the waiver kiosk is the slowest part of the visit.
2. Bring your grip socks back. Sky Zone explicitly allows clean SkySocks to be reused, and Flying Squirrel accepts grip socks from other trampoline parks. Other brands may require their own socks, so check first.
3. Check hours the day you go. Several parks open late on weekdays, and a few close for private events with little notice.
4. Avoid the first rainy Saturday afternoon. That's when everyone else has the same idea. Weekday toddler sessions and the first hour after opening are calmer.
5. Feed them first. Park food is pricey, and outside-food rules vary by park. Check before you pack snacks.

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