At a glance
Looking for trampoline parks for your kids? There are 9 programs on PlayPivot across the Las Vegas valley. Many start around age 1.
Updated October 2026
Las Vegas has open-jump trampoline parks in the southwest, Summerlin, Henderson, NV and North Las Vegas. The parks that post prices charge about $22 to $40 a jumper, from a 1-hour pass to all day. Every one of them requires grip socks, most sell their own at the desk, and several set aside passes or times for little kids.
Before you sign up: These details come from each program's own website and public listings, last updated October 2026. Prices, schedules and staff change, so check with the program directly before you enroll.
Programs across the Las Vegas valley
Showing all 9 programs
Sky Zone Trampoline Park
Las Vegas
Up to age 18. $
Flip N Out Xtreme - Henderson
Henderson
Up to age 18. $$ est.
JUMP N BOUNCE
Henderson
Ages 8 to 18
Flip N Out Xtreme - Summerlin
Las Vegas
Up to age 18. $$ est.
Uptown Jungle Fun Park
North Las Vegas
Ages 1 to 18. $ est.
Sky Zone Summerlin
Las Vegas
Ages 1 to 18. $$ est.
Ninja Kidz Action Park - Las Vegas
Las Vegas
Ages 8 to 18. $$ est.
Spy Ninjas HQ
Las Vegas
Ages 2 and up. $$
Las Vegas Sensory-Friendly Hour - Sky Zone Trampoline Park
Las Vegas
$
When it's 105 degrees out, or the kids have been inside all week, a trampoline park burns off energy fast. This guide covers the open-jump trampoline parks in the Las Vegas valley, with the prices, toddler times and sock rules each park lists on its own website when we checked in October 2026. Prices change, so look at the park's site before you go.
Trampoline parks and what they cost
Sky Zone Las Vegas is at 7440 Dean Martin Dr. in the southwest. It lists a 120-minute pass at $30 and an all-day pass at $33.99, with memberships from $27.99 a month. It also runs sensory-friendly hours for kids who do better with less noise and fewer jumpers.
Sky Zone Summerlin is at 7350 Prairie Falcon Rd., the building that used to be Gravady. It lists a 120-minute ticket at $28.99, and glow nights on Fridays and Saturdays from 8 to 10 p.m. at $33.99.
Flip N Out Xtreme has two parks: Summerlin at 4245 S. Grand Canyon Dr. and Henderson at 1235 W. Warm Springs Rd. in Henderson, NV. A Full Access Pass is $22 for 1 hour, $32 for 2 hours or $40 for the day. During the school year it opens at 2 p.m. Monday to Thursday, with longer hours on CCSD breaks.
Ninja Kidz Action Park is at 2640 S. Decatur Blvd. It lists a 90-minute standard pass at $22 and an all-day pass at $33, and it's open from 11 a.m. on weekdays.
Uptown Jungle Fun Park is the North Las Vegas option. Its website wouldn't load for us in October, so call ahead for prices and hours.
| Park | Part of town | Shortest pass | All day | For little kids |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sky Zone Las Vegas | Southwest | $30 for 120 minutes | $33.99 | Little Leapers toddler time |
| Sky Zone Summerlin | Summerlin | $28.99 for 120 minutes | not listed | All ages; under 13 can't be left alone |
| Flip N Out Xtreme | Summerlin and Henderson, NV | $22 for 1 hour | $40 | Little Flipper pass, 4 feet and under |
| Ninja Kidz Action Park | West, on Decatur | $22 for 90 minutes | $33 | 2 and under jump free with a paying adult |
| Uptown Jungle Fun Park | North Las Vegas | call | call | call |
Toddler and little-kid times
Big kids and toddlers on the same trampolines is the thing most parents worry about, and the parks handle it in different ways. Sky Zone Las Vegas lists a Little Leapers toddler time (it showed Friday 1 to 2 p.m. when we checked). Flip N Out Xtreme sells a Little Flipper pass for kids 4 feet and under, $14 for an hour or $27 for the day, in its own Little Flipper Zone. At Ninja Kidz, kids 2 and under jump free with a paying adult. Go on a weekday morning or early afternoon if you can, before school lets out.
Before you go
- Grip socks. Every park here requires them. Flip N Out sells them for $5, Ninja Kidz only allows its own, and Sky Zone sells reusable SkySocks. Keep them in the car for next time.
- Waivers. Sign online before you leave the house; the line at the desk is the slowest part of the visit.
- Drop-off rules. Sky Zone Summerlin and Ninja Kidz don't let kids under 13 stay without an adult, and after 6 p.m. Sky Zone Summerlin wants an adult 18 or older with anyone 15 and under.
- CCSD days off. Parks open earlier on school breaks and fill up fast, so book a time slot if the park offers one.
Trampoline classes
If your child wants to learn tricks rather than just jump, look at a tumbling gym. Tumbling Boulders in Henderson, NV teaches power tumbling, trampoline and double-mini from 18 months up, with drop-in classes at $30. The gymnastics guide lists more gyms with tumbling and trampoline classes.
For more ways to burn energy indoors, see indoor playgrounds and family fun centers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a trampoline park in Las Vegas?
About $22 to $40 a jumper at the parks that post prices. Flip N Out Xtreme lists $22 for 1 hour and $40 for the day, Ninja Kidz Action Park $22 for 90 minutes and $33 for the day, Sky Zone Las Vegas $30 for 120 minutes and Sky Zone Summerlin $28.99. Add grip socks if you don't have the park's own pair.
Is there a trampoline park in Henderson, NV?
Yes. Flip N Out Xtreme is at 1235 W. Warm Springs Rd. in Henderson, NV, with a $22 one-hour pass and a Little Flipper pass for kids 4 feet and under.
Is there a trampoline park in Summerlin?
Two. Sky Zone Summerlin is at 7350 Prairie Falcon Rd., in the old Gravady building, and Flip N Out Xtreme Summerlin is at 4245 S. Grand Canyon Dr.
Do Las Vegas trampoline parks have toddler time?
Some do. Sky Zone Las Vegas lists a Little Leapers toddler time, Flip N Out Xtreme has a Little Flipper pass and zone for kids 4 feet and under, and Ninja Kidz lets kids 2 and under jump free with a paying adult.
Do I need special socks at a trampoline park?
Yes. Every park in this guide requires grip socks. Flip N Out sells them for $5, Ninja Kidz requires its own brand, and Sky Zone sells reusable SkySocks.
Can I drop my kids off at a trampoline park?
Not young ones. Sky Zone Summerlin and Ninja Kidz don't allow kids under 13 to stay without an adult, and Sky Zone Summerlin wants an adult 18 or older with anyone 15 and under after 6 p.m.
How many trampoline parks programs are there in Las Vegas?
PlayPivot currently lists 9 trampoline parks programs across the Las Vegas valley. Most serve kids ages 1 to 18.
How much do trampoline parks programs cost in Las Vegas?
Of the trampoline parks programs across the Las Vegas valley publishing a price tier on PlayPivot, 3 budget-friendly ($), 5 mid-range ($$). Compare exact pricing, schedules, and reviews on each program's listing.
Are there special-needs-friendly trampoline parks programs in Las Vegas?
Yes. 3 of the 9 trampoline parks programs across the Las Vegas valley identify as special-needs friendly. PlayPivot's search has a dedicated special-needs filter to find them.
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