Where is BOUNCE located? We currently have an ever increasing number of venues in Australia, as well as international. Check out our locations page for your closest venue. What is the size and age limit? One of the great things about trampolining is that anyone can do it, from young children to their parents and even grandparents. However to ensure everyone is safe, we do have age and size limits designed to make sure big people don’t accidentally bump into small people. For all ticket types you must be 3 years or older and with the exception of Junior Jumpers, miniBOUNCE and JJ Parties a minimum of 110cm tall (3.8 feet). Do I need to book in advance? We recommended booking in advance to ensure you can jump when you want. Weekends and holidays sell out in advance and walk-ins cannot be accommodated if we are sold out. Click Book Now to check availability and make a session booking. I don’t have a credit card. Can I pay when I get there? We accept all major credit cards and debit cards, so its easy to book in advance.

If you are unable to book online then you can make a booking over the counter however by not booking in advance you run the risk of missing out or waiting for a session with available space. Is my booking refundable or transferrable? All bookings are non-refundable and non-transferrable. What time should I arrive for my booking? Check your closest venue for opening times. We recommend arriving 15 min prior to booked time to check in. What if I have questions and want to talk to someone? Give us a call on 1300 000 540 to speak to a BOUNCE customer service team member. What type of ticket should I buy? These sessions for jumpers over 110cm in height are available all hours. Access all area’s subject to availability – The performance area is restricted to jumpers over 125cm in height and who have the required skills to use the olympic trampolines and The Wall. For jumpers 3 years and above but under 110cm in height (usually under 6 years old).

Available to book only where JJ symbol is displayed. Junior Jumpers can access most areas and have a dedicated section in the free jumping arena. For their safety, this area is restricted to jumpers under 110cm only. A structured development program for kids aged 3 to 5 years old. Discounted sessions are available to all students (with a valid student ID) to book during the school term. What do I wear & are there change rooms available? We recommend athletic clothing with some stretch. Baggy jeans are fine or tracksuit pants and long sleeve shirts are recommended. BOUNCE socks with grip are compulsory to avoid slipping. These are added to your admission fee the first time you visit BOUNCE and are then yours to keep to be used again at all subsequent visits. Please contact us on 1300 000 540 to find out about change room availability at your chosen venue. Can I bring my own food? Due to our food health & safety policy, no self-catering is allowed. Do you have lockers?

BOUNCE has open cube lockers and paid secure lockers available at each venue. Do you offer group rates? Yes – A discount applies for any booking of 10 or more people. Click here for prices. Do you sell gift vouchers?gtr r35 hoodieOur 5, 10 & 20 multi-visit passes are the ultimate gift for birthdays, Christmas or for anyone wanting to get airborne! udo hoodiesTo purchase a gift voucher come into the venue or contact us 1300 000 540.dopest hoodie ever Can I use ‘The Wall’ and ‘Performance Arena’?t rex hoodie elbow This area is recommended for experienced jumpers only, patrons must be over 125cm in height to use the performance trampolines.ofwgkta hoodies for sale

Is jumping at BOUNCE good for me?Trampolining is one of the best form of exercise there is! Click here for the health benefits of trampolining. Safety is the number one priority at BOUNCE. For details see the safety section.hba clothing price in malaysia How do I find out more info?superdry hoodie sale damen Please call our contact centre crew on 1300 000 540 during the following hours: 9:00am – 8:00pm Monday – Sunday AESTis added to your shopping cart. is added to your wish list. Continue ShoppingGo To CartGo To WishlistWe have detected unusual traffic activity originating from your IP address. Why did this happen? This page appears when online data protection services detect requests coming from your computer network which appear to be in violation of our website's terms of use.

The recent scandal in the AFL has brought about an investigation into the Essendon Football Club by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority. The club faces bans of up to two years if they’re found guilty. It has now become apparent that the investigation could span beyond six months. The ASADA has revealed that they will be interviewing 150 AFL and NRL stars. Essendon remain positive and maintain that they have done nothing wrong and that none of their players have taken any performance-enhancing substances. It is now being said that the Essendon scandal has caused the Australian Crime Commission to launch a wide-ranging investigation into drugs in sport. For more information on Essendon and the investigation see the following articles: Investigation Details, ASADA Investigation , Wide-ranging Investigation , Dermott Brereton. Tickets to the test matches between the Wallabies and the British and Irish Lions went on sale this Monday at 9am. The games will be held in late June and early July, with ticket prices ranging between $95 and $295 for adults.

Within 15 minutes of the release, tickets for Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane had all sold out! With fans outraged tickets have begun popping up on eBay for extremely inflated prices, including a Bronze ticket for $699. The ARU Spokesman warned fans not to buy tickets sold on any unauthorised sites; “Any tickets found being sold in breach of ARU’s Ticketing Terms and Conditions may be cancelled with no refund provided,” he said. For more information visit the SMH Website. South Africa are now celebrating their first title of the year having won the 2013 USA Sevens over the weekend.  The Vegas leg of the USA Sevens saw a huge win of 40 – 21 over New Zealand. The South African’s played an incredible game, with the score at 35- 0 at one stage. The win has cemented South Africa’s second placing on the overall world series standings. Samoa won a third place playoff game against Fiji with a close score of 36 – 31. Canada claimed the plate after their 22- 5 game against Scotland. 

France won the bowl with their game against Argentina (17 – 12). While Australia won the shield after a 41- 0 game against Uruguay. There are still four rounds to go, starting with Hong Kong between 22nd and 24th March. For more information visit the IBR Sevens Website. Round Two of the Six Nations was played over the weekend, including Scotland v. Italy, Wales v. France, and England v. Ireland. Scotland had an impressive win against Italy with a final score of 34- 10. This win marks Scotland’s first win in the championship in the last two years. France have now lost their opening two matches in the championship for the first time since 1982. Wales ended an eight-match losing streak with a 16 – 6 win over France. Owen Farrell brought his team to victory by kicking all of England’s points in the 12 – 6 win over Ireland. This was England’s first win in Dublin in 10 years. Round Three will see Italy v. Wales and England v. France on the 23rd February and Scotland v. Ireland on the 24th February.