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Lastly, if you're taking kids, go during the weekday afternoons. The crowd is way smaller, and you can really enjoy bouncing around without feeling overwhelmed.

Also, keep an eye on the time. Each session is an hour and it flies by. I think I spent half my jumps just getting my bearings!

I recommend wearing comfy clothes and socks because the trampoline area can get pretty slippery. I went in regular shoes and that was a big mistake!

My advice is to check their special events or discounts! We ended up going on a day with a buy-one-get-one deal on jumps, which was a sweet bonus.

Bring your own water and snacks! The park's a little away from shops, and food can add up real quick if you’re not prepared

Check the local weather before you go. A sunny day might turn into rain, and trust me, nobody wants to skate in puddles!

Bring your own snacks and drinks! The nearby cafes can be a bit pricey, and you’ll want to refuel after skating

if you're new to skating, try visiting on weekdays around 10 am when it's less crowded. you’ll have more space to practice and less pressure from pros zooming past you.

I recommend booking your tickets online in advance to save some money and skip the line. We got a discount that way!

I suggest booking your tickets online to avoid long lines when you arrive. It saved me so much time. Plus, sometimes they have discounts for online purchases, so it's a win-win.