Best trampoline parks in Kyiv
Looking for a fun way to spend a few hours in Kyiv? Whether you’re planning a family outing, trying something new with friends, or looking for an active workout, a trampoline park could be just the thing.
From professional trampolines and acrobatics classes to family entertainment centres with activities for all ages, here are seven places to jump in Kyiv, with prices, opening hours and practical tips to help you plan your visit.
Professional trampolines and classes for beginners
Funattic, located inside Marmelad shopping mall, offers professional trampolines for both children and adults. It’s a good place to try trampolining as a sport, learn basic acrobatics or simply enjoy a different kind of fitness activity.
Sessions are suitable for beginners and more experienced visitors, with exercises adapted to individual skill levels. A coach explains the basic techniques and safety rules before you start.
All sessions require booking and take place under an instructor’s supervision. During a standard trampoline rental, one instructor may supervise several trampolines at once, so this isn’t necessarily a one-to-one training session.
Funattic also has a climbing wall and fitness studio, both available at separate rates.
Address: 154 Borshchahivska Street, Marmelad shopping mall, 6th floor. Entrance from the Vadym Hetman Street side.
Getting there: Walk from Shuliavska metro station.
Price: Trampoline rental costs UAH 650 (approx. $14.30) per hour.
Opening hours: Monday–Friday, 11:00–21:45; Saturday–Sunday, 11:00–18:00. Confirm availability when booking.
Website and booking: Funattic.
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A full day of family fun
Cool Jumper is more than just a trampoline park. Alongside large and small trampolines, you’ll find a four-level play maze, zip line, climbing wall and ball pit. It’s a good option for families who want to combine several activities in one visit.
Tickets are valid for the whole day, so there’s no need to rush through the attractions in a single session.
Children and adults using the attractions pay the same entry fee, while accompanying visitors have a separate ticket. Children under seven must be accompanied by an adult.
Cool Jumper is also worth considering if you’re planning an active birthday party or a weekend outing with the family.
Address: 37 Akademika Zabolotnoho Street, Art Mall, 2nd floor.
Getting there: Plan your journey by public transport or taxi directly to Art Mall.
Price: Admission costs UAH 360 (approx. $7.90) on weekdays and UAH 420 (approx. $9.20) on weekends and public holidays. An accompanying visitor pays UAH 20 (approx. $0.40). One adult accompanying a child under seven enters free of charge.
Opening hours: Daily, 10:00–19:45.
Website and booking: Cool Jumper.
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A large trampoline arena for kids
Galaxy family park at Blockbuster Mall has a dedicated trampoline arena for children aged three and over. It’s a convenient option if you’re visiting the shopping mall with kids and want to add something active to your day.
The trampoline arena has its own unlimited-access ticket, allowing children to enjoy the attraction without a fixed session time.
Other attractions at Galaxy are not included in the ticket price, so you’ll need to pay separately if you want to try more activities. Make sure to check the safety rules before entering the arena.
Address: 36 Stepana Bandery Avenue, Blockbuster Mall.
Getting there: Take the metro to Pochaina station, then continue to Blockbuster Mall by public transport or taxi.
Price: Unlimited access to the trampoline arena costs UAH 220 (approx. $4.80).
Opening hours: Daily, 10:00–22:00. Check whether the trampoline arena is operating on the day of your visit.
Website and booking: Galaxy at Blockbuster Mall.
Group classes and individual training
Jumping Hall is a good choice if you’re interested in trampoline training rather than a traditional amusement park experience.
The centre offers trampoline rental for one or two people, group classes and individual training with a coach. Whether you’re a complete beginner or want to improve your jumping technique, you can choose a format that suits your experience and goals.
When booking, let the administrator know whether you’d prefer a recreational session or structured training. You can also ask about a subscription if you’re planning to attend regularly.
Jumping Hall lists locations on Kharkivske Highway and in Teremky, as well as a training space at Funattic, which we’ve already covered above.
Addresses: 19 Kharkivske Highway, 10th floor; 4-B Liatoshynskoho Street. Confirm that your preferred location is operating before booking.
Getting there: Check which location your session will take place at before planning your route, as the halls are in different parts of Kyiv.
Price: Hourly trampoline rental and subscriptions are available. Rental for one person costs UAH 650 (approx. $14.30) per hour.
Opening hours: According to the class schedule. Advance booking is required.
Website and booking: Jumping Hall.
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A kids’ trampoline park near the metro
Fly Park at DREAM Berry combines a trampoline area, indoor play maze and café, making it an easy option for a family outing in the Obolon district.
According to the park’s rules, the trampoline area is suitable for children aged three and over, with a maximum weight limit of 70 kg. Check the age limit and other admission requirements before visiting.
The park is located on the second floor of DREAM Berry, in the Italy atrium.
Address: 21-B Obolonskyi Avenue, DREAM Berry, 2nd floor, Italy atrium, entrance No. 5.
Getting there: Walk from Minska or Heroiv Dnipra metro station.
Price: Children’s admission costs UAH 340 (approx. $7.50) on weekdays and UAH 390 (approx. $8.60) on weekends.
Opening hours: Daily, 10:00–22:00.
Website and booking: Fly Park.
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Trampoline training in Podil
Hyperion offers several ways to enjoy trampolining, from a short recreational session to a full workout with an instructor.
You can book a group class, arrange individual training or rent a trampoline under an instructor’s supervision. It’s a useful option for anyone interested in learning new skills or getting more comfortable on a trampoline.
The centre also offers climbing and laser tag, so you can combine trampolining with other activities. If you’re planning to try more than one, check the available options and prices before your visit.
Address: 73 Kostiantynivska Street.
Getting there: Walk from Tarasa Shevchenka metro station. Check which entrance to use before your first visit.
Price: A group session with a coach costs UAH 750 (approx. $17) per hour, while individual training costs UAH 950 (approx. $20) per hour.
Opening hours: Monday–Friday, 10:00–22:00; Saturday–Sunday, 10:00–19:00.
Website and booking: Hyperion. Advance booking is required.
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Trampolines for kids and adults at Lavina Mall
Galaxy at Lavina Mall has separate trampoline areas for children and adults, with admission charged by the hour.
It’s a convenient place to jump for a while before exploring the park’s other attractions or spending time at the shopping mall.
The kids zone and adult trampoline area have different prices and admission requirements. Check the rules for your chosen area before buying a ticket.
Access to the trampoline complex is charged separately from other Galaxy attractions.
Address: 6-D Berkovetska Street, Lavina Mall.
Getting there: Take the metro to Akademmistechko station, then use the shopping mall’s free shuttle bus. Check the shuttle schedule before travelling.
Price: The children’s trampoline area costs UAH 175 (approx. $3.80) per hour, while the adult area costs UAH 190 (approx. $4.20) per hour. These rates are currently listed for Friday through Sunday.
Opening hours: The park currently operates Friday–Sunday, 10:00–22:00. Check the latest opening hours before visiting.
Website: Children’s trampoline area and adult trampoline area.
What to know before visiting a trampoline park in Kyiv
Before heading out, check the admission requirements for your chosen trampoline park. Some venues focus on professional training, while others are designed for recreational jumping and family activities. Not every location has the same facilities, so if you’re specifically looking for a foam pit or other equipment, ask the venue before booking.
Wear comfortable sports clothes and bring socks. Some parks may require special non-slip socks, so it’s worth checking their rules in advance. If you’re visiting with children, pay attention to age and weight restrictions.
It’s also a good idea to check the nearest shelter and familiarise yourself with the procedure during an air raid alert. Visit Kyiv has a map of shelters and a guide to air raid alerts in Kyiv to help you prepare.
Prices, opening hours, and availability may change, so always check the venue’s official website or contact the administrator before your visit.
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