A trampoline park business will cost from $750,000 – $1.8 million to start, and that can easily go higher depending on your overall business goals and objectives. Rent maintenance and labor expenditures are the most significant expenses for running a trampoline park. In addition, you’ll need to pay for insurance, marketing, and utilities. Transforming a trampoline-only facility into a trampoline-focused family entertainment venue may quadruple guests’ stay in the park and raise income by up to $1 million per year.
Although I didn’t invent the trampoline park, I opened my first under the Urban Air brand in South Lake, Texas, in 2011. The timeline for a trampoline park to become profitable can vary depending on factors. However, with the right strategies and execution, profitability within 6-12 months of operation is achievable.
- Business Registration Fees – $750
- Legal expenses for obtaining licenses and permits – $7,300
- Marketing, Branding and Promotions – $5,000
- Insurance – $5,400
- Rent/Lease – $250,000
The profit potential exceeds the startup costs for an indoor trampoline park. The largest expenses are equipment, leasehold improvements, permits, and legal fees. Investing in high-quality, safety-standard equipment is essential to ensure customer safety and reduce liability risks. Trampoline parks can be highly profitable if well-planned and managed. Effective management, safety protocols, and pricing strategies can lead to a lucrative business. On average, the return of investment (ROI) for trampoline parks can range between 152-479%, depending on factors of the business. Generally speaking, larger facilities with higher capacity bring in higher ROI.
The global market for trampoline parks in 2018 was 1,415.2 million dollars. By 2028, it is expected to reach 6,897.6 million, which is 17.2 percent growth.
Before opening a trampoline park, you have to evaluate how much it costs to start one. You must justify which segment of society you will target and which services and prices will be most appropriate to attract them. These businesses can produce ROIs of 20 percent or more, making them great for investors. Target various age groups and create event schedules. Hire a marketing expert. Adding attractions can increase revenue and attract more customers.