Monster Jump Sydney 2026
If a colossal inflatable obstacle course doesn't get the gang off the couch, nothing will.
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Overview
As the school holidays roll around, bouncing off the walls is actively encouraged. Well, at least it is at Monster Jump Sydney. The giant inflatable obstacle course is back in Moore Park's Entertainment Quarter this July. Easties get a bonus this time round: Rose Bay is landing a pair of bouncy arenas at Lyne Park Mini Fields, including an adrenaline-spiking sports edition.
Running from Sunday, July 5 to Sunday, July 19, don't be surprised when the Rose Bay outpost brings out your competitive side. From basketball shootouts and medieval jousting to a wrecking ball zone, Monster Sports Jam brings a stack of legendary sporting challenges to the kids (and the inner children).
Of course, the original Monster Jump circuit is returning to both locations, too. At Entertainment Quarter, the fun-filled obstacle course runs from Saturday, July 4 to Sunday, July 19, and Rose Bay kicks off a day later with a rabbit-themed twist. You'll want to duck through the iconic purple monster mouth into a 280-metre playground boasting over 30 challenges, including scalable walls, dark tunnels, sky-high slides and plenty of pits to fall onto.
Whether you're racing to the top or leaning on each other to stay upright, all that bouncing, sliding and leaping is bound to leave the whole gang happily worn out. It's a great way to get some sun and exercise in – particularly for families who have strong opinions about Wipeout. Plus, the tumbles are soft and consequence-free.
Tickets to both Monster Jump Sydney locations include two-hour preset sessions that start at 10 am and wrap up at 4 pm. For maximum bounce time, arrive early to sort out your wristbands before your time slot.
Book Monster Jump Sydney on the website now. Get in early to secure your preferred session time and avoid FOMO.
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