Who Invented Trampoline Park?

Trampolines were invented by George Nissen in 1936. The word "trampoline" comes from the Spanish word "trampolín," which means diving board.
Nissen invented the trampoline in the 1930s with his coach using scrap steel and tire tubes.
In 1934, Larry Griswold and George Nissen expanded the trampoline design using canvas and springs.
In 1936, to market it, Nissen rented a kangaroo named Victoria to jump together in New York’s Central Park.
Modern trampolines evolved from the early concept of the Inuit using walrus skins.

Trampoline parks offer fitness, sports, and entertainment unlike anything else.
The first trampoline park in the world opened in the United States in 2004.
The first safety standards for trampoline parks were released by the American Society for Testing and Materials in 2013.

Trampolining became an Olympic sport in 2000, with routines judged on difficulty, execution, and form.