Trampoline parks near Belfast: what is open in 2026
The plain answer first. As of 10 October 2026, we could not find a trampoline park operating inside Belfast city.
- We Are Vertigo has closed. The Irish News and the News Letter both reported the closure of its last Belfast site on 2 October 2025.
- The nearest trampoline park we could confirm is Airtastic Craigavon. It is about 25 to 28 miles from the city centre.
- Airtastic Belfast is in Newtownabbey and is an inflatable park. It is the nearest place to bounce, but it does not list trampolines.
Checked 10 October 2026: ring or check the venue's site before you travel. Venues open, close and change what they offer, and we list no prices or opening hours for that reason.
Trampoline and inflatable parks
Two venues within reach of Belfast offer bouncing of one kind or the other. Only the first has trampolines. Details are taken from each venue's own website and distances are approximate.
| Venue | Where | What it offers | Ages and rules, as stated | Checked 10 October 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Airtastic Craigavonair-tastic.com: Craigavon | Marlborough Retail Park, Craigavon BT64 3AD. About 25 to 28 miles from Belfast city centre. | A trampoline and ninja park. Airtastic describes a "network of 35 interconnected trampolines" with angled walls, a dodgeball arena and a giant air bag. Also bowling, mini golf, laser tag and soft play. | Little Air sessions for ages 3 to 4. Open Air for ages 5 and over. Quiet Air, an autism friendly session, for ages 5 and over. Grip socks are mandatory. Booking is strongly recommended and a waiver is required. Monday to Thursday in term time is for groups and private parties only. | Trampolines confirmed on the venue's own site, which carries 2026 dates. |
| Airtastic Belfastair-tastic.com: Belfast | 38 Mill Road, Newtownabbey BT36 7BE, beside the Abbey Centre. About 6 miles from the city centre. | An inflatable park, not trampolines. Also soft play, ten pin bowling, laser tag and an arcade. Airtastic's own site says trampolines are at Craigavon. | Open Air minimum age 5, or age 4 with an adult and an orange bib. A toddler section for ages 1 to 4. No height limit is stated for the inflatable park. Grip socks must be worn. Soft play is for children 4ft 7in and under. Booking is strongly recommended, a waiver is required, and the inflatable park is groups and private parties only from Monday to Thursday in term time. | Open, on the venue's own site, which carries 2026 dates. No trampolines listed. |
Closed or not confirmed
- We Are Vertigo, Newtownbreda: closed. The Irish News reported that the group's last remaining Belfast site closed with immediate effect, with the company citing the rising cost of doing business. The News Letter reported the same week that the website said "closed for maintenance" although the park had shut. By the end it was an inflatable park, not a trampoline park. Its website and several listings sites still show opening hours: treat those as stale.
- We Are Vertigo, Titanic Quarter: closed. Closed in 2024, according to the same Irish News report.
- JumpLanes, Coleraine: closed. The News Letter reported its closure on 22 September 2024. We found no sign that a JumpLanes ever operated in Belfast.
- Infinity Adventure Park, Banbridge: not confirmed. A third-party listing from 2022 describes trampolining, ninja obstacles and soft play at 4 Waringsford Road, Banbridge BT32 4EH, about 25 miles from Belfast. We could not open the venue's own website to confirm it is open in 2026. Ring before you make the journey.
- Funky Monkeys, Kennedy Centre: not confirmed. Older listings show a soft play centre there. A May 2026 Irish News report names only the Cityside and Dundonald sites in Belfast.
Soft play and other indoor options (not trampolines)
If the aim is simply to let children burn off energy indoors, these are the places we could find evidence for. To be clear, none of them has trampolines. Some we could only confirm from a 2025 council tourism map, and the last column says so.
| Venue | Where | What it offers | Ages and rules, as stated | Checked 10 October 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Funky Monkeys, CitysideDiscover Northern Ireland listing | Cityside Centre, north Belfast. | Soft play. Not trampolines. | Designed for under eights. Height limit 4ft 5in. | Named as an operating site by the Irish News on 27 May 2026. |
| Funky Monkeys, Dundonald | East Point Entertainment Village, Dundonald. About 6 miles from the city centre. | Soft play. Not trampolines. | Designed for under eights. Height limit 4ft 5in. | Named as an operating site by the Irish News on 27 May 2026. We did not find the operator's own page. |
| Dundonald International Ice Bowltheicebowl.com | Dundonald. | Ice rink, bowling and an indoor play area. Not trampolines. | Not stated on the page we read. | The venue says it stays open throughout its rebuilding work. |
| Airtastic Lisburnair-tastic.com: Lisburn | Lisburn Leisure Park, Lisburn BT28 1LP. About 9 miles. | Ultimate Challenges, laser tag, ten pin bowling and an arcade. No trampolines and no inflatables. | Ultimate Challenges for ages 6 and over. Under nines need an adult playing on the team. | Open, on the venue's own site, which carries 2026 dates. |
| Airtastic Bangorair-tastic.com: Bangor | South Circular Retail Park, Newtownards Road, Bangor BT19 7AG. About 13 miles. | Bowling, an arcade, laser tag and soft play. No trampolines, and no inflatable park listed since its 2025 refurbishment. | Soft play for children under 4ft 7in. Laser tag for over sixes. | Open, on the venue's own site, which carries 2026 dates. |
| High Risehighriseni.org | 11A Altona Road, Lisburn BT27 5QB. About 9 miles. | Clip 'n Climb climbing walls, soft play and two sensory rooms. Not trampolines. A social enterprise whose profits go to the charity Employers For Childcare. | Vertical Drop Slide for ages 4 and over. Soft play recommended for ages 3 to 8. Sessions should be booked in advance. | Listed in Lisburn and Castlereagh's 2025 tourism map. We could not confirm 2026 directly, so check first. |
| Jumping Jacks Play Centre | Young Street, Lisburn. | Soft play. Not trampolines. | Up to age 11. | Listed in Lisburn and Castlereagh's 2025 tourism map only. Check first. |
| Funtastic Play | Carryduff Business Park. | Indoor play. Not trampolines. | Ages 0 to 11. | Listed in Lisburn and Castlereagh's 2025 tourism map only. Check first. |
For free outdoor options, see our guide to Belfast parks and playgrounds.
A park visit or a trampoline at home
We sell garden trampolines, so take this with that in mind. They are different things and one does not replace the other.
- A trampoline park is a day out. There is far more equipment than any garden holds, and friends can go together. From Belfast in 2026 it also means a drive to Craigavon and a booked session.
- A garden trampoline is there every dry afternoon, for ten minutes or an hour. It is one child at a time: nidirect's trampoline safety advice says children should be at least six, one at a time, always with a safety net, and that garden trampolines are not for somersaults. And it needs a garden with room for it.
That last point is the real one in Belfast. If you are wondering whether your garden could take one, start with trampolines for small Belfast gardens and yards, which lists what each size needs. The full range is on the trampolines page. Or send photos through the free garden consultation and we will tell you whether one fits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a trampoline park in Belfast?+
Not in the city itself, as far as we could find on 10 October 2026. The nearest trampoline park we could confirm is Airtastic Craigavon, about 25 to 28 miles away. Airtastic's centre called Belfast is in Newtownabbey and is an inflatable park, not a trampoline park. Check with the venue before you travel.
Is We Are Vertigo still open?+
No. The Irish News and the News Letter both reported on 2 October 2025 that We Are Vertigo's last Belfast site, at Newtownbreda, had closed. The Irish News report says its Titanic Quarter site closed in 2024. Some listings websites still show it as open. They are out of date.
Where is the nearest trampoline park to Belfast?+
The nearest one we could confirm is Airtastic Craigavon, at Marlborough Retail Park, which describes a network of 35 interconnected trampolines. It is about 25 to 28 miles from Belfast city centre. Booking is strongly recommended.
What age do children have to be for Airtastic?+
At Airtastic Craigavon, Little Air sessions are for ages 3 to 4 and Open Air sessions for ages 5 and over. At Airtastic Belfast in Newtownabbey, the minimum age for Open Air on the inflatable park is 5, or 4 with an adult, and there is a toddler section for ages 1 to 4. Grip socks are required at both. Rules can change, so confirm with the venue.
Does Airtastic Belfast have trampolines?+
No. Airtastic's own site lists an inflatable park, soft play, ten pin bowling, laser tag and an arcade at its Newtownabbey centre, and says its trampolines are at Craigavon. Airtastic Lisburn and Airtastic Bangor have neither trampolines nor an inflatable park.
Are there autism friendly trampoline sessions near Belfast?+
Airtastic Craigavon lists Quiet Air, which it describes as an autism friendly session, for ages 5 and over. Ask the venue for days and times.
Wondering if a trampoline would fit at home?
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