The Jump Spot – Trampoline park in Lausanne

A dose of energy in the heart of Lausanne

Are you looking for an activity that releases energy, makes you laugh, and builds confidence? The Jump Spot, the trampoline park in the Lausanne region, ticks all the boxes. It’s the kind of place where kids count the jumps more than the minutes, and where parents appreciate an infrastructure designed for safety and friendliness.

What your children will discover

Here, we jump, we spin, we attempt a basketball shot while relaxing, we land in a giant airbag or a soft zone, and we launch ourselves onto interconnected trampolines. Depending on their age, children alternate between free jumps, small agility challenges, or mini-figures guided by markings on the ground. The atmosphere is lively yet caring, with vigilant staff and clear instructions.

It’s playful, highly sensory, and… very satisfying. We work on balance, coordination, and the concept of controlled risk. The shy ones surprise themselves by daring to jump a little higher. The more restless find a framework to channel their energy.

For whom, how long, what atmosphere

• Recommended age: from 3 years old for kids' slots (under parental supervision). Older children and teens enjoy the freestyle areas. Adults can often jump too.
• Duration: expect 60 minutes of session. With preparation and water breaks, you quickly reach 1.5 hours on site.
• Type of activity: sporty and fun, with a real educational aspect (motor skills, coordination, effort management, self-confidence).
• Booking and prices: slots are generally to be booked online, especially on weekends and during holidays. Prices vary according to age and duration. Specific non-slip socks are often mandatory (available for purchase on site if needed).
• Accessibility: the site is indoors, accessible by stroller in common areas; the jumping zones are reserved for participants. Lockers/storage are generally available.
• Public transport: The Jump Spot is located west of Lausanne, accessible by TL bus from Renens/Lausanne. Convenient if you come without a car.
• Car: parking on site or nearby depending on peak hours.

Before you go

Plan to wear light sportswear and bring a water bottle. Non-slip socks are essential. Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early for check-in and safety briefing. If your child is small or intimidated by the noise, the "kids" or morning slots are quieter.

On the safety side, the staff reminds everyone of the rules (one person per trampoline, respect the jumping directions, no uncontrolled tricks). You keep an eye on the younger ones, especially at the edges of the area.

Ideal season? All year round. Perfect when it’s raining, too hot, or too cold, and as a "booster" activity on a Wednesday afternoon.

Parents' tips

• Slip in a second water bottle, you sweat quickly.
• Take a photo of the locker room/locker number to avoid forgetting.
• Book during off-peak hours for a first visit (early morning, outside holidays).
• Set a small fun goal (score a basket while jumping, hold balance for 10 seconds) to motivate without pressure.
• For birthdays, anticipate booking tables/snack areas.

Useful information

• Address: Lausanne Ouest (Renens/Crissier). Check the official site for the exact address and directions.
• Official site/contact: see "Official site" below.
• Hours: open several days a week, with slots in 1-hour increments. Holidays and weekends are in high demand.
• Ideal weather: doesn’t matter, it’s 100% indoors.
• Car access: parking on site or nearby.
• Public transport: TL bus from Renens/Lausanne, easy connections with M1/M2.

Why we recommend it

• A real safe outlet that develops motor skills and coordination.
• Clear rules and a supervised environment to jump with confidence.
• Convenient in all weather, with slots suitable for little ones.
• A perfect idea for a birthday or a cousin outing.

Want to go?

For an outing that makes eyes shine and tires you out… pleasantly, The Jump Spot in Lausanne is a safe bet. Create your Kidora account or subscribe to the newsletter for more family ideas in French-speaking Switzerland.