Photo: Flying Squirrel Trampoline Park
Photo: Flying Squirrel Trampoline Park
Photo: Flying Squirrel Trampoline Park
Flying Squirrel Trampoline Park
★4.3(1,065 reviews)$$Trampoline Park
🕑 1.5-2 hours (including one jump session plus arcade time)👶 Best for ages 5-14, though designated toddler times accommodate younger jumpers. Elementary and middle school kids thrive on the ninja course challenges and dodgeball games, while younger children enjoy supervised bouncing in safer zones. Teens appreciate the freedom and social atmosphere of open jump sessions.🧡 Saved by 200+ families
About
Flying Squirrel Trampoline Park is an energetic indoor adventure playground where kids can bounce off the walls,literally! With wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits for safe aerial tricks, a challenging ninja obstacle course, and competitive dodgeball courts, this venue offers endless entertainment for active families. The addition of an arcade gives kids a breather between jumping sessions, making it a complete entertainment destination rain or shine.
Highlights
- ✓Wall-to-wall interconnected trampolines for freestyle jumping and flips
- ✓Foam pit for practicing tricks safely
- ✓Ninja warrior-style obstacle course with climbing challenges
- ✓Trampoline dodgeball courts for friendly competition
- ✓Arcade games for cooling down between jumping sessions
Pro Tips
- 1.Purchase Flying Squirrel's grip socks online or at the venue (required for safety) - you can reuse them on future visits
- 2.Visit Monday mornings right at opening for the smallest crowds and coolest temperatures inside the park
- 3.Sign the online waiver before arriving to skip the front desk line and get your kids bouncing faster
- 4.Book birthday parties mid-week for better availability and often lower pricing than weekends
- 5.Arrive 15 minutes early for first-time visitors to complete check-in and watch the mandatory safety video
Best Time to Visit
Weekday afternoons (2-4 PM) right after opening offer the best experience with fewer crowds and fresher energy. Avoid Friday and Saturday evenings when the park fills with teens and birthday parties. Monday mornings are ideal for younger children seeking a calmer environment.
What to Know
Jump sessions are typically sold in 60 or 90-minute blocks with pricing around $15-20 per child. Special grip socks are required and available for purchase. The facility is wheelchair accessible, has spectator seating for parents, and allows outside water bottles but no outside food.
Seasonal Notes
Indoor venue makes this a perfect year-round destination, especially valuable during Spokane's cold winters and hot summers. The park hosts special holiday events and themed jump nights,check their website for glow-in-the-dark jump sessions and holiday break extended hours.
Nearby Eats
Grab pizza at the nearby Papa Murphy's for a take-and-bake dinner after jumping, or visit Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers just down Sprague Avenue for kid-favorite burgers and ice cream treats.
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