Jump World One becomes JumpIn Prater – a new adventure for the whole family!

Jump World One becomes JumpIn Prater – a new adventure for the whole family!

The Jump World One in Vienna's Prater will now be known as JumpIn Prater. Operator Helmut Steiner, who already runs several trampoline parks, is taking over the facility with his partners. The trampoline park, which originally opened its doors on September 9, 2023, will remain in the same location but will undergo extensive modernization and new styling. The focus is also on new attractions that will be presented in the coming weeks, with the exact opening date of the JumpIn Prater still to be announced, as 5min.at reports.

The JumpIn Prater is designed as a fun area for the whole family. Previous offerings include trampoline areas, a Ninja Warrior course and a bounce course. Particular emphasis is placed on the toddler area, which is designed specifically for younger visitors in order to appeal to a broader target group. Managing director Helmut Steiner promises that the modernized park will have a similar style to the JumpIn Warrior at Shopping City Süd (SCS).

Attractions and offers

A special introductory offer is also planned for the first few weeks after the opening. From October 2nd to 15th, 2023, visitors receive a 50% discount on each individual entry for one hour of trampolining. This was highlighted by managing director Tina Hafner in response to the success of the original concept from Klagenfurt. There are also special packages for groups, school classes and companies at reduced prices, with trained staff available to respond to individual requests.

The total area of ​​the trampoline park is around 1,900 square meters, which offers enough space for numerous activities. In addition to the previous attractions, there are also four party rooms that can be booked for children's birthday parties, including a complete package with a gift for the birthday child, as exxpress.at notes.

New gaming trends

Today's generation of trampoline park visitors demands more challenges and variety. Latest trends in trampoline park design include elements such as the Augmented Climbing Wall (ValoClimb), which offers interactive climbing walls with digital challenges. Further innovations include racing towers and new slides, which make the visit exciting for all age groups. The trends also include the “Sweeper”, a game for up to eight participants, and the climbing volcano, which offers sport and games in one. These developments can significantly enrich the experience at JumpIn Prater and respond to visitors' wishes, so that there are more opportunities for sporting challenges, as sidijk.com explains.

The redesign and expansion of JumpIn Prater demonstrates a clear commitment to increasing the park's appeal and making it more appealing to a new generation of families and adventurers. With modernized play areas and new attractions, the JumpIn Prater will certainly become a popular destination for leisure seekers in the heart of Vienna.