About this tour
When Ben from our team tried Palma Jump, we found ourselves bouncing across 3000 square metres of trampolines in a sprawling Mallorca facility. It's a playground for anyone after a dose of wall-to-wall jumping without the usual gym feel—families, groups of mates, solo jumpers all mixing it. The headline draw is their Ninja Warrior setup, which lives up to the hype if you're keen on obstacle courses. The hour flies by faster than you'd think, and there's a bar on-site to cool off with food and drinks either inside or on the terrace. It's straightforward, energetic, and hits different if you want to tire yourself out.
Highlights
- 3000 square metres of interconnected trampolines—bouncing room to roam
- Ninja Warrior obstacle course keeps things competitive and playful
- Bar and terrace for post-jump refuelling without leaving the park
- Wheelchair-accessible facilities and surfaces throughout
- Hour slot moves quickly—pace feels right, not sluggish
- Mixed crowd keeps the vibe social and relaxed
- Jump socks rental simple and cheap (€2.50 if needed)
What to expect
You'll arrive, grab socks from reception if you haven't brought your own, and head straight into the main bounce zone. The first ten minutes or so is purely fun—finding your rhythm on the big trampolines, building confidence on the walls. Once you've got your bounce sorted, most people drift toward the Ninja Warrior course, which is where the real laugh comes in. It's challenging without being punishing, and the setup forces you to think about technique rather than just flinging yourself around. The facility is genuinely spacious, so even when it's busy, you're not jostling for space. The bar's a nice touch—you can grab a cold drink mid-bounce or wind down properly afterwards. The hour moves quickly because there's enough variety to keep you engaged; boredom isn't the problem here.
What travellers say
- Enormous space keeps you moving and exploring for full hour
- Ninja Warrior course adds challenge and keeps energy high
- Fully wheelchair accessible with no workarounds needed
- Bar and food on-site, so no trek back into town
- Straightforward experience—no lengthy briefing or faffing
- Hour can feel short if you hit your stride late
- Peak times get crowded; queue for Ninja course lengthens
- Not suitable for pregnant travellers or spinal injury concerns
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
Perfect if you're after active fun without signing up to a gym membership. Kids love it, groups crack up trying the Ninja Warrior, and solo visitors fit right in. Wheelchair users and families with prams won't hit accessibility snags. Not physically demanding in a cardiovascular sense—you can bounce gently or go full-tilt depending on your mood.
The hour can feel short once you're in the zone, especially if the Ninja Warrior queue builds. Not suitable if you've got spinal issues, are pregnant, or have heart concerns—the T&Cs are clear on that. The socks cost extra (€2.50), and while cheap, it's worth checking if you've got old ones at home. Peak times (weekends, school holidays) can get crowded; weekday mornings tend quieter. No real surprises with pricing, just watch that socks cost if you're budgeting tight.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.