TopJump Trampoline & Extreme Arena

Just a heads up — TopJump permanently closed in February 2026, so if you're planning a trip, scratch this one off your list. The whole place is being gutted and turned into something called Slick City Action Park, which honestly sounds pretty cool with over 20 slides planned, but they haven't announced when it's opening yet.

We used to love bringing the kids here because it was one of the few indoor spots that could actually tire them out. The trampoline setup was legit — not just basic bounce courts but this whole multi-level thing with climbing walls, ninja courses, and those glow-in-the-dark nights where everything looked like a rave. Our teenagers were obsessed with the Cliffhanger climbing area that had 21 different routes.

The 90-minute sessions were perfect because honestly, that's about how long you can handle watching kids bounce around before your eyes start glazing over. They had these parent zones with WiFi where you could actually sit down, which was a blessing during busy weekends when the place got packed.

One thing that always bugged us was having to book online to save the $2, but capacity was limited so you pretty much had to anyway during peak times. The arcade and candy store weren't included in admission, which added up fast with multiple kids.

Since they're doing a complete renovation, keep an eye on slickcitypigeonforge.com if you're curious about the slide park concept. No clue on pricing or timeline yet, but the location right on the Parkway between Sevierville and Gatlinburg is prime real estate for whatever they're building.