Jump Street Asia turns a large indoor space into a playground of connected trampolines, with jumping areas, a foam pit and other attractions to keep a family moving. The three-hour session gives you time to try more than one activity, though the exact mix of open facilities can change.
I like the choice of attractions, which makes this more interesting than a room of ordinary trampolines, and the three-visit pass, which can save money if you expect to return. The main caution is heat: the park has no air conditioning, and some visitors have also raised concerns about worn equipment and reduced space.
- What to know before you go
- A big jump session in Petaling Jaya
- From check-in to the first jump
- Main Court, foam pit and other attractions
- Three hours, with breaks built in
- Safety, upkeep and the value question
- Who will enjoy Jump Street Asia most?
- Should you book this session?
- FAQ
- Where is Jump Street Asia?
- How long is each jumping session?
- What attractions are included?
- Do I need grip socks?
- How early should I arrive?
- Can a parent wait inside without jumping?
- How does the three-visit pass work?
- Is the park air-conditioned?
- Can I cancel or get a refund?
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What to know before you go
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8 / 8- Three hours per entry: Sessions start hourly from 10:00 to 16:00, with the last session ending at 19:00.
- Up to 17 attractions: Expect a main jumping court, foam pit, big airbag and high-performance area, among other facilities. Availability can vary.
- A three-visit pass is for one person: It covers three separate entries, each for three hours, and is valid for 90 days from booking.
- Grip socks are required: Bring a suitable pair or budget RM6 to buy them at the park.
- Arrive 30 minutes early: You need to complete a waiver before jumping and exchange your mobile voucher for a physical ticket.
- Plan for heat and check conditions: The park is not air-conditioned, and some facilities have drawn maintenance concerns.
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A big jump session in Petaling Jaya
Jump Street Asia is at 8A, Jalan 13/6, Seksyen 13, Petaling Jaya, in Selangor. It is described as Malaysia’s first trampoline park, and its central idea is simple: give children and adults a place to run, jump and burn off energy without depending on the weather outside.
The advertised Main Court covers more than 9,000 square feet, with interconnected trampolines extending from the floor up the walls. That scale is the draw. You can move between different jumping areas rather than queue for one short ride, and a group can spread out to try its own challenges.
But the space may not feel as large as that headline suggests. Changes to the venue, including the addition of a padel court, have led some visitors to say the jumping area is smaller than it used to be. Renovations have also meant that particular attractions were closed at times. Treat the 9,000-square-foot figure as a description of the park’s original or advertised layout, not a promise that every part will be open during your visit.
The best way to think of the outing is as a self-directed activity session, not a guided tour with a fixed route. You choose where to jump and how long to stay at each attraction. That freedom works well for families and friends with different energy levels, but it also means the experience depends on which facilities are running and how busy the park is.
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From check-in to the first jump
Set aside time before the session starts. All jumpers are asked to arrive 30 minutes early, complete a waiver and exchange a mobile voucher for a physical ticket. You will also need to wear grip socks on the trampolines. If you forget them, the listed price is RM6 per pair.
The sessions overlap. The first runs from 10:00 to 13:00, followed by start times at 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00 and 16:00. Each lasts three hours, and the park’s stated opening hours are 10:00 to 19:00 every day. Pick your slot with your travel plans in mind, then arrive early enough to handle the entry steps without cutting into your jump time.
Before booking, check the activity’s current rules and which session you want. The information provided includes health-control measures such as MySejahtera check-ins, temperature screening, masks for non-jumpers and a limit on the number of people inside. These may change, so confirm the current requirements before setting out. The supplied age rule says customers aged 16 and above who are fully vaccinated may enter without a parent, but check that rule as well if it affects your plans.
Main Court, foam pit and other attractions
The Main Court is the natural place to start. It is the park’s largest jumping area, and the connected trampolines let you move from one section to another. If you are new to trampoline parks, take a few minutes to get used to the rebound before trying more ambitious jumps. A proper warm-up is also a sensible idea, especially if you plan to spend much of the session moving.
The foam pit offers a softer landing for jumps and flips, while the big airbag and high-performance area add variety for people who want more than free jumping. The park advertises up to 17 attractions and facilities, although the number you can use on a given day may depend on maintenance, renovations and operating schedules.
A zipline has been a highlight for some families, but it may not run continuously. It has been available only at set times, which can create a wait during a three-hour session. Ask staff about its schedule when you arrive, rather than saving it for the final minutes. The same applies to any attraction your child is especially keen to try.
The park has also been described as having bouncy castles, which can be a welcome change of pace for younger children. Attractions such as basketball areas have had mixed availability, and at least one visitor found a hoop missing. If a specific feature matters to your group, check that it is operating before you buy a ticket. A list of attractions is not the same as a guarantee that every one will be open.
Three hours, with breaks built in
Three hours sounds generous, but it is a long time to keep jumping in a hot venue. The session gives you room to try several areas and take pauses, yet most children will not be bouncing nonstop for all three hours. Think of it as a window for activity, not a test of stamina.
I would start with the Main Court, then move to the attractions your group most wants to try. Check the zipline schedule early, take water breaks, and leave time for a second go at a favourite area. The park has scheduled cleaning breaks at 12:00 to 12:10, 14:10 to 14:20 and 16:20 to 16:30, as well as before opening and after the final session. These pauses may affect access to some areas, so follow staff instructions.
Heat is the most consistent comfort issue. The venue is not air-conditioned, and its large roof can make the jumping and waiting areas feel warm, especially on a hot day. Some people find the fans adequate; others describe the space as very hot and humid. Bring a change of shirt for children, and have water ready. Drinks are sold on site, but you may prefer to plan ahead rather than rely on a quick purchase in the middle of a session.
The waiting area can be uncomfortable for adults who are not jumping. Non-jumpers are not allowed to remain inside without the relevant ticket, and a parent or guardian who wants to supervise must purchase one. The stated non-jumper price is RM10 per person. That fee is worth including in your family budget, particularly if more than one adult wants to stay.
Safety, upkeep and the value question
Trampoline parks need sound mats, secure padding and clear rules. Here, the feedback on upkeep is mixed. Some families describe a clean space and helpful staff; others report worn trampolines, damaged areas or sections that needed repair. One account describes a child being hurt after a foot went into a hole in a trampoline. That is a serious concern, not something to brush aside.
Before jumping, take a quick look at the areas you plan to use. If you spot a tear, a gap or loose landing padding, stop and tell a staff member rather than letting a child try it. Follow staff directions, avoid crowding onto one trampoline and keep jumps within your ability. These steps do not replace the park’s responsibility to maintain safe equipment, but they help you make a more informed choice on the day.
The value depends on the ticket you choose and what is open. The activity price starts at $2.45, but that is a starting figure, not a reliable total for every date or package. A recent price comparison put a single session at RM45 through a discount, down from RM55 at the venue. Treat that as an example, not a guaranteed current rate, and compare the exact weekday, weekend or holiday option before booking.
The three-visit pass offers up to 15% off per visit. It includes three tickets for one person to use on separate days and session slots, with each entry lasting three hours. The pass expires 90 days after booking, so it suits a local resident or a family who expects to come back soon. It is a poor fit if you are visiting Petaling Jaya briefly or want to share the three entries among family members.
Remember to add the cost of grip socks, and any non-jumper tickets, to the ticket price. The pass cannot be cancelled or refunded, and care is needed when redeeming it: make sure staff apply only the intended entry. With several facility closures and maintenance concerns reported at different times, a discount does not automatically make the visit good value. The price makes more sense when your preferred attractions are open and your group uses most of the session.
Who will enjoy Jump Street Asia most?
This is a strong option for active families with children who enjoy climbing, bouncing and trying several physical activities in one place. Older children and teens can have fun here too, and adults can join rather than sit on the sidelines, provided they buy a jumping ticket and follow the rules.
It also suits friends looking for an energetic outing that does not depend on outdoor weather. The range of attractions gives a group several ways to spend its time, and a quieter session can mean more room to move. If you can choose, consider a time that is less busy, and ask about current crowd levels and facility availability before committing.
It is less appealing if you need a cool, comfortable place to supervise children, if you want a particular attraction that may be closed, or if you are uneasy about the maintenance reports. For younger children, check which areas are suitable and keep an eye on them throughout. For anyone with a specific safety concern, inspecting the equipment before starting is prudent.
Should you book this session?
Book Jump Street Asia if your group wants a lively, hands-on activity and is comfortable with heat, physical effort and some uncertainty about which facilities will be operating. The three-hour format and range of attractions can make a satisfying family outing, especially when children are eager to move.
Before paying, confirm the session price, current attraction access and entry rules. Choose the three-visit pass only if one person can use all three entries within 90 days. If the venue feels too hot or an important attraction is out of service, a different Petaling Jaya activity may be better value.
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FAQ
Where is Jump Street Asia?
It is at 8A, Jalan 13/6, Seksyen 13, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
How long is each jumping session?
Each entry includes a three-hour session. The listed start times run hourly from 10:00 through 16:00.
What attractions are included?
The park advertises up to 17 attractions and facilities, including the Main Court, foam pit, big airbag and high-performance area. Which facilities are operating can vary.
Do I need grip socks?
Yes. All jumpers must wear grip socks on the trampolines. A pair is listed at RM6 if you need to buy one at the park.
How early should I arrive?
Arrive 30 minutes before your session. You must complete a waiver and exchange your mobile voucher for a physical ticket.
Can a parent wait inside without jumping?
A parent or guardian who wants to remain inside must purchase a non-jumper ticket, listed at RM10 per person. Parents or guardians who want to supervise children must have a ticket.
How does the three-visit pass work?
It includes three entries for one person, to be used on different days and in different session slots. Each entry is three hours, and the voucher is valid for 90 days from booking.
Is the park air-conditioned?
No. The park is not air-conditioned, and the jumping and waiting areas can feel hot. Bringing a change of clothes for children is a practical precaution.
Can I cancel or get a refund?
No. The supplied booking terms state that cancellations and refunds are not available.
