Top Active Leisure & Sport Spots in Munich

if you can, go on weekdays around 2 pm. the park was way less crowded then, and i felt like i had the trampolines all to myself.

Make sure to wear some comfy sportswear! I wore jeans and regretted it halfway through. You'll jump better in something easy to move in.

Bring your own water bottle. They have a café but the prices for drinks were a bit steep. Staying hydrated is key for all that jumping!

I recommend checking out their special days or events. I happened to visit on a discounted entry day and saved a good bit, plus the atmosphere was fantastic!

I suggest booking your tickets online to save some time; the queues can get pretty long, especially on weekends. I did it and walked right in!

My advice is to wear comfy clothes and grip socks. They sell the socks there, but it's cheaper to bring your own if you can.

i recommend bringing your own snacks and drinks. the cafe is a bit pricey and not that great. i spent way too much on a simple sandwich. next time, i'll pack a picnic and enjoy it in the lovely surroundings!

Check the weather before you head there; the ramps can get slick if it rains, and you don't want to waste time waiting for them to dry. I went on a rainy day and it was a bummer!

if you're a beginner, try to go on weekdays around 3 pm when it's less crowded. i had way more space to practice without feeling rushed by more experienced skaters