Trampoline Park

For trampoline park owners, insurance premiums often represent the second-largest operating expense after rent. These costs are not only significant but also tend to escalate annually, creating a considerable financial burden. Many operators find themselves at the mercy of rising rates, leading to frustration and impacting profitability.

The trampoline park market has witnessed remarkable growth, driven by consumers’ increasing appetite for active family entertainment. As we approach 2026, the broader ecosystem encompassing immersive Family Entertainment Centers (FECs) is evolving rapidly, blending durable trampoline anchors with high-tech, modular entertainment layers. This article explores the trampoline park market trends 2026, unveiling practical investment insights grounded in MARWEY’s global operator-manufacturer expertise.

The landscape of indoor recreation is evolving rapidly. In 2025, operating a successful trampoline park means looking beyond just jumping surfaces. It's about crafting an immersive, multi-attraction ecosystem that draws visitors in and encourages longer stays. MARWEY, a global leader in one-stop Family Entertainment Center (FEC) solutions and a professional manufacturer of high-quality interactive entertainment equipment, understands this shift better than anyone. This article will delve into how MARWEY's innovative design philosophy integrates diverse business formats to help owners significantly boost their Revenue Per Square Foot (RPSF), transforming traditional parks into high-profit destinations.

The landscape of family entertainment centers (FECs) is undergoing a profound transformation. Passive jumping is a thing of the past. Generation Alpha (born 2010+) grew up with screens. To truly engage them, traditional physical activity must seamlessly blend with digital gaming. This isn’t just a trend; it's a fundamental shift in how we entertain and capture attention.