Short answer: There is no trampoline park in Surrey. Sky Zone on 124 Street closed in 2019 and never reopened, so the nearest real trampoline park is Extreme Air Park in Langley at 9499 198th Street, roughly 15 to 25 minutes from most of Surrey. Jumping costs $27 for one hour, plus $3 for grip socks that you must buy new on every visit. Children five and under jump on the $32 Tot Jump (one adult and one child, 10–11am daily, drop-in only). If you would rather not drive, the closest things Surrey has are Central City Fun Park, The Hive bouldering gym and the indoor play cafes in the KidsServiceHub directory.
"Trampoline park Surrey" is one of the most-searched kids’ activity terms in the city, and it has a frustrating answer: the search results still show a park that has been shut for years. This guide sorts out what is actually open in 2026, what it costs once you add the hidden charges, which sessions suit which ages, and what to do instead if a two-year-old is the one who wants to bounce.
Is there a trampoline park in Surrey, BC?
No. Surrey has not had an operating trampoline park since 2019. Sky Zone at 11125 124 Street closed without warning in early 2019, stranding families who had already paid for birthday parties — it was covered by CBC News at the time. The location has never reopened under Sky Zone or any other operator, but old listings, review pages and map pins survive, which is why the search results still look promising.
Nothing has replaced it inside Surrey city limits. Every trampoline park that Surrey families use is in a neighbouring municipality, and in practice that means Langley or New Westminster.
Extreme Air Park Langley — the closest trampoline park to Surrey
Extreme Air Park Langley, 9499 198th Street, is the nearest trampoline park to Surrey and the one most Surrey families end up at. It is a short drive from Cloverdale and Fleetwood, and about 25 minutes from South Surrey or Newton depending on traffic on the 200th Street corridor.
It is open 10:00am to 10:00pm every day of the year, including holidays — unusually generous hours that make it a genuine rainy-Sunday-afternoon option rather than something you have to plan around. The park runs to more than 40,000 square feet, with connected trampoline courts, dodgeball, basketball dunk lanes, foam pits and a climbing wall. Small groups can simply drop in; larger bookings and off-hours sessions need a reservation.
The two costs almost everyone forgets
- Grip socks, $3, every single visit. Extreme Air requires a new pair of its own socks each time — you cannot bring last month’s. For a family of four that is $12 on top of admission, every visit.
- An adult ticket for little kids. Jumpers five and under must jump with a paid adult, at a ratio of one adult to three children five and under. If you are bringing a preschooler, someone is buying a second ticket and getting on the trampolines.
Trampoline park prices near Surrey (2026)
These are the current posted rates at Extreme Air Park Langley and New Westminster, which price identically.
| Session | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 hour jump | $27 | The standard ticket |
| 1.5 hour jump | $29 | Best value per minute at full price |
| 2 hour jump | $33 | |
| Day pass | $37 | All-day access |
| Tuesday unlimited | $30 | Unlimited jump time, Tuesdays only |
| Thursday special | $24 | 1.5 hours — the cheapest session of the week |
| Tot Jump | $32 | 1 adult + 1 child aged 5 or under, 10–11am daily, drop-in only |
| Grip socks | $3 | Mandatory, new pair every visit |
| Birthday party | $49 per jumper | Minimum 8 jumpers |
| Group rate (New Westminster) | $34 per person | Minimum 8 people, 2 hours |
| Annual unlimited pass | $379 | Non-transferable, 1 year |
The Tuesday and Thursday specials are the only meaningful discounts. If your schedule is flexible, a Thursday 1.5-hour session at $24 is cheaper than a standard one-hour ticket and gives you half an hour more.
Taking a toddler or preschooler
Under-fives are limited to the Tot Jump hour, 10:00 to 11:00am daily, at $32 for one adult and one child. It is drop-in only — you cannot reserve it — and the second child in the same group pays a regular ticket. That hour is deliberately the quietest of the day, which is the real reason to take a small child then rather than at 3pm on a Saturday.
It is worth knowing where paediatricians sit on this. The Canadian Paediatric Society advises against recreational trampoline use and states plainly that trampoline parks should not be considered safer than home trampolines, asking parents to weigh the risks before letting a child participate or booking a party at one. Most injuries happen when children of different sizes jump on the same surface at once. If your child is under six, a soft-play centre is a materially lower-risk way to burn the same energy — see our indoor play cafes in Surrey guide for the toddler-appropriate options.
Indoor adventure in Surrey, without the trampolines
Central City Fun Park
Surrey’s largest indoor entertainment centre, near Surrey Central. There is no admission charge and no reservation needed to walk in — you buy a Fun Card loaded with credits and spend them on mini golf, roller skating, bowling, VR and the arcade. Credit pricing runs $10 for 25 credits, $20 for 50, $30 for 80, $50 for 135 and $100 for 280 credits, so the bonus only starts at the $30 level. Anyone under 19 needs an adult signature on the waiver.
Because you pay per attraction rather than per hour, it suits mixed-age groups better than a trampoline park does — a six-year-old and a twelve-year-old can do completely different things off the same card.
The Hive Surrey (bouldering)
Indoor rock climbing is the closest thing Surrey has to a trampoline park in terms of energy burned per hour, and it is cheaper for kids. Day passes at The Hive Surrey are $24 for ages 6–17, $19 for ages 0–5 and $32 for adults, and youth day passes include rental gear. Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. Hours are Monday to Friday 12:00–10:00pm and weekends 10:00am–9:00pm.
Kids can start as young as four. The Hive also runs term classes by age — Minis (4–5), Juniors (6–8), Inters (9–12) and Teens — plus spring and summer camps, and a Family Intro to Bouldering session at the Port Coquitlam location for families climbing together for the first time.
Indoor play centres
For under-sixes this is usually the better answer. Morgan Play Center at Morgan Crossing is toddler-focused, open 10am–5pm daily at $11.99 for unlimited play, and best suited to ages 1.5–3. Fun Circle Indoor Playground covers a wider 1–12 range with slides, structures and party hosting. Both are a fraction of a trampoline park ticket. Browse them all under party venues and indoor cafes.
Worth the drive: the Fraser Valley and beyond
- Castle Fun Park, Abbotsford — 36165 North Parallel Road, just off Highway 1 at Exit 95. Mini golf around $18, go-karts around $12, bowling around $6 and the laser maze around $3.50, with a two-floor arcade and shooting gallery. Open 10:00am to 10:00pm every day except Christmas Day. Note that the Underwater Adventure Golf course has been temporarily closed — check before you drive out for that specifically.
- Play Abby, Abbotsford — 2043 Abbotsford Way. Indoor playground plus laser tag, which makes it one of the few venues that works for a five-year-old and an eleven-year-old on the same visit.
- Extreme Air Park New Westminster and Richmond — same chain, same prices. New Westminster is the better bet from North Surrey and Guildford when the 200th Street corridor is backed up.
- Go Bananas and Extreme Air Park, Langley — if you are already driving to Langley, our indoor play places in Langley guide maps the whole cluster so you can pick by age.
What a trip actually costs
A family of four — two adults and two school-age kids — at Extreme Air Park Langley:
- Standard one hour: 4 × $27 + 4 × $3 socks = $120
- Thursday special, 1.5 hours: 4 × $24 + $12 socks = $108 for 50% more time
- Tuesday unlimited: 4 × $30 + $12 socks = $132 for the whole day
The same family at The Hive Surrey pays about $112 with rentals included, and a single toddler at Morgan Play Center costs $11.99. Trampoline parks are the most expensive hour of indoor play available in this region — worth knowing before you promise one.
Trampoline park birthday parties
Extreme Air Park parties start at $49 per jumper with an eight-jumper minimum — so $392 before extras. That covers one hour of full-access jump time, 45 minutes in a private party room afterwards, pizza, an ice cream cake, drinks and supplies. An extra half hour of jumping is $7 per person, and it is free if you book Monday to Thursday.
Five questions worth asking before you put down a deposit anywhere:
- Are grip socks included in the per-jumper price? If not, add $3 per guest.
- How do waivers work? Every child needs a waiver signed by their own parent or guardian. Send the link out with the invitations — parties routinely stall at the door because three families arrived without one.
- How many staff monitor the courts during the session?
- Is the party room private, and is it yours for the full 45 minutes?
- What happens with guests aged five and under? They need an adult on the trampolines with them, which changes your adult count.
If a trampoline party feels like too much for the age group, our Surrey birthday party guide and Langley birthday party guide compare venues, budgets and timelines, and the directory lists local party decor and entertainment vendors who will come to you instead.
Rules and what to bring
- A waiver signed by a parent or guardian for every child. Most parks let you complete it online in advance, which saves 15 minutes at the counter.
- Grip socks — bought new on site at Extreme Air, $3.
- No jewellery, empty pockets, hair tied back. Phones stay off the courts.
- Eat afterwards, not before. An hour of trampolining on a full stomach ends badly often enough that staff will tell you the same thing.
- Socks and water bottle for the drive home, and expect a nap.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a trampoline park in Surrey, BC?
No. Sky Zone at 11125 124 Street closed in 2019 and has not reopened, and nothing has replaced it. The nearest trampoline parks are Extreme Air Park in Langley and New Westminster.
How much does a trampoline park cost near Surrey?
$27 for one hour, $29 for 90 minutes, $33 for two hours or $37 for a day pass at Extreme Air Park, plus $3 for mandatory grip socks on every visit. A family of four should budget about $120 for a standard hour.
What age can kids go to a trampoline park?
Children five and under can jump, but only with a paid adult on the trampolines with them, at a maximum of one adult to three young children. The Canadian Paediatric Society advises against recreational trampoline use generally and says trampoline parks are not safer than home trampolines, so for under-sixes an indoor play centre is a lower-risk choice.
Do you have to buy new grip socks every time?
At Extreme Air Park, yes — every visit requires the purchase of a new pair at $3. Budget for it as part of the ticket price rather than a one-off.
Which day is cheapest to jump?
Thursday. The Thursday special gives you 1.5 hours for $24, less than a standard one-hour ticket. Tuesday unlimited at $30 is the best value if you plan to stay all day.
How much is a trampoline park birthday party?
From $49 per jumper with an eight-jumper minimum, so about $392 for a party of eight, including jump time, a private room, pizza, ice cream cake and drinks. Booking Monday to Thursday adds a free extra half hour of jumping.
Do parents have to jump too?
Only if your child is five or under, in which case a paid adult must be on the trampolines with them. Older children can jump while parents watch from the seating area.
What can we do instead of a trampoline park in Surrey?
Central City Fun Park for mixed ages, The Hive Surrey for bouldering at $24 a youth day pass, or an indoor play centre such as Morgan Play Center or Fun Circle for under-sixes. All are cheaper than a trampoline session and none require the drive to Langley.
Related guides
- Indoor Play Cafes in Surrey, BC
- Indoor Play Places in Langley, BC
- Kids Birthday Party Ideas in Surrey, BC
- Kids Martial Arts & Gymnastics in Surrey, BC
- Things to Do With a 5-Year-Old in Metro Vancouver
- Browse party venues and indoor play cafes in the directory
Last updated: September 2026. Prices, hours and session times are the operators’ posted 2026 rates and change without notice — confirm on each venue’s own site before you go.
