Trampoline Park
Dynamic venue offering a range of trampoline activities for all ages.
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Practical info
Hours
School term: Monday–Tuesday closed, Wednesday–Friday 2–8 PM, Saturday–Sunday 10 AM–8 PM. School holidays: every day 10 AM–8 PM. Summer holidays: every day 10 AM–7 PM.
Bus
Line 14 — Panhard stop, 250 m · wheelchair-accessible stop
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More about Trampoline Park
Located in the business park of La Chapelle-Saint-Aubin, on the edge of Le Mans, Trampoline Park Le Mans offers nearly 1,700 m² dedicated to jumping and play on trampolines. Kids and adults come together for open jump sessions on classic, inclined and mini trampolines, and can also try the Foam Pit, the Basket Dunk, the Cage Ball, the Ninja Warrior course or the Walking Wall Tower.
The park also has an arcade area and a Kids Park reserved for the youngest jumpers, plus a Main Court for organized sports activities. Families, school groups, leisure centers and companies hold birthday parties, outings and fun seminars here in a sporty, friendly atmosphere.
Accessible by bus from Le Mans (lines 11, 14, 28 and 101), the venue is open all year, with extended hours during school holidays.
A bit of history
Trampoline Park Le Mans opened in March 2018 in La Chapelle-Saint-Aubin under the “Let's Jump” banner, run by the company Le Mans Jump, with nearly 1,700 m² of jumping surface. The opening was part of a wave of trampoline parks that spread across France in the late 2010s.
Since then, the venue has been renamed “Trampoline Park Le Mans” to match the national trampolinepark.fr network, while keeping its original location at 37 rue Ettore Bugatti. It is a recent leisure venue with no history before its current use, designed from the start as a family indoor sports space for the Le Mans area.