How long should I spend at TopJump?

Most families spend 90 minutes to 2 hours here. That's usually enough time to try everything without completely exhausting the kids. Add extra time if you're planning to hit the arcade.

Is TopJump good for kids?

Absolutely! They separate jumpers by age and size for safety. Kids under 42 inches need parent supervision, and there are weight limits (285 lbs for jumping, 330 lbs for climbing). Ages 4+ work best.

Is there parking at TopJump?

Yes, they have parking available right on the Parkway between traffic lights 8 and 10. It's standard roadside parking like most Pigeon Forge attractions, so arrive early during busy times.

What should I wear to TopJump?

Wear athletic clothes you can move in comfortably. They may require grip socks for safety, and we always recommend bringing a water bottle since all that jumping works up a sweat.

What makes TopJump different from other trampoline parks?

Their GlowJump blacklight experience with LED blasters and music is pretty unique, plus they have 21 different climbing challenge lines including those crazy-high Cliffhanger walls. The ninja course is also more extensive than most places.

TopJump Trampoline & Extreme Arena

Duration

1.5-2 hours (longer if spending time in arcade)

Best For

Families with active kids ages 4-16 • Rainy day backup plans • Birthday party venues

Pro Tip

Get the Park Hopper Pass if you're planning to hit other attractions - it includes TopJump plus three mini-golf courses and saves you serious cash over buying separately.

About TopJump Trampoline & Extreme Arena

Looking for a guaranteed way to wear out energetic kids in Pigeon Forge? TopJump Trampoline & Extreme Arena delivers hours of active entertainment, rain or shine. This massive indoor amusement center stands out with its multi-level layout and impressive variety of activities that go well beyond basic trampolining.

The main trampoline courts feature designated zones for different age groups and skill levels, making it safer for everyone to bounce freely. What really sets TopJump apart is their GlowJump experience - imagine jumping through black-lit obstacles while wearing special reflective gear. The climbing zone challenges visitors with 21 unique routes, including advanced Cliffhanger walls that will test even experienced climbers.

Parents particularly appreciate the thoughtful setup: comfortable viewing areas with free WiFi let you keep an eye on the action while taking a break. The facility maintains strict safety protocols, with staff members actively monitoring different zones and organizing jumpers by size and age.

A single admission covers access to the main attractions, including the popular ninja warrior course that teenagers love. Plan to spend around 90 minutes here - enough time to try everything without exhausting younger visitors. Don't forget to budget extra for the arcade games and candy store, which aren't included in the base admission.

Pro tip: Visit during off-peak hours (typically weekday mornings) for shorter wait times and more space to explore. The location right off the Parkway makes TopJump an ideal activity to combine with other Pigeon Forge attractions, and the indoor climate control offers welcome relief during summer heat or rainy days.

Last updated: February 22, 2026 • Based on 4,235 reviews

Amenities & Features

Exceptionally caring staff who provide special accommodations for children with autism and sensory issues, including headphones and communication stickersVariety of activities beyond trampolines including ninja warrior course, rock climbing wall, arcade, and mini golfStaff members are consistently described as genuinely kind and engaged, making kids feel specialClean facility with attentive safety monitoring throughout

Don't Miss

GlowJump Blacklight Experience

This blacklight trampoline area with LED blasters and pumping music is honestly the coolest thing we've seen at a jump park. Everything glows and the kids feel like they're in a video game.

21-Line Cliffhanger Climbing Challenges

These climbing walls are insane - 21 different challenge routes including some seriously high ones. Our teenagers love testing themselves against different difficulty levels.

Ninja Course

Way more elaborate than most places with multiple obstacles and skill levels. Even adults get competitive trying to beat their kids' times through the course.

Age-Separated Jumping Zones

Little kids get their own safe area while bigger kids can go wild in theirs. Makes us parents way less nervous about collisions and injuries.

Parent Viewing Area

Free WiFi, comfortable seating, and views of everything happening below. We can actually relax while keeping an eye on the chaos.

Sugar Rush Candy Store

Massive candy selection that'll definitely blow your budget if you're not careful. The kids' eyes get huge walking through here after burning energy.

Know Before You Go

Arrive early on weekends - parking fills up fast on the busy Parkway
Wear athletic clothes and bring grip socks if you have them
Arcade games and candy store cost extra beyond your jumping pass
Great backup plan for rainy days when outdoor activities get cancelled
Parent viewing area has free WiFi and overlooks all activities

Opening Hours

Monday9 AM to 12 AM

Tuesday9 AM to 12 AM

Wednesday9 AM to 12 AM

Thursday9 AM to 9 PM

Friday10 AM to 12 AM

Saturday9 AM to 12 AM

Sunday9 AM to 12 AM

Best Times to Visit TopJump Trampoline & Extreme Arena

Visit during weekday mornings for the calmest experience.

🔥Buzzing

Weekend afternoons

☀️Relaxed

Weekday mornings

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for TopJump Trampoline?

They're open daily with varying hours. Typically 10 AM-9 PM on weekdays, staying open until midnight on weekends. We always check their website before heading over since hours can change seasonally.

How much does TopJump cost?

90-minute unlimited passes start around $26, which includes trampolines, ninja course, and climbing walls. The Park Hopper Pass is $39.99 for one day or $49.99 for two days and includes multiple attractions.

Do I need reservations for TopJump?

No reservations required for regular jumping, but we recommend calling ahead for large groups or birthday parties. Weekends get busy, so arriving early helps avoid wait times.