What ages can attend the Junior Session?

This session is restricted to children aged 1–7; the rules ensure a lower-traffic environment for younger kids.

Do parents need a ticket to watch?

Parents and carers who only spectate do not need to buy a ticket; adults who plan to bounce must purchase a parent/carer ticket.

Yes—socks are mandatory for all attendees who use the inflatables; bring extras for the group.

How long is each session?

Each Junior Session runs for three hours, allowing families to rotate through attractions at a relaxed pace.

Is parking available on site?

Parking is generally available nearby; arriving early secures closer spots and time to swap into socks before entry.

Can older children use the inflatables?

Children aged eight and above are not permitted in the Junior Session to keep the environment safe for younger kids.

Junior Session: Three Hours Inside the World's Biggest Jumping Castle at Lake Macquarie

On the eastern edge of Lake Macquarie, in Morisset, New South Wales, the Junior Session delivers three hours of pure inflatable chaos tailored to kids aged seven and under. This touring event plants what the operators call the World's Biggest Jumping Castle on a lakeside site, then layers on a 300-metre inflatable obstacle called The Giant, a competitive Sport Slam arena, and an alien-themed airSPACE where slides spill into ball pits. Walk in and you'll find 24,000 square feet of bright plastic: towering climbing walls, hoop nets for big-air slam-dunks, a giant slide that ejects riders into a sea of colored balls, and DJs and confetti during the dedicated jumping time. The Giant obstacle course stretches about three times the length of a football field and offers kid-friendly routes through fifty different challenges. Sport Slam turns friendly rivalry into a bouncing game-day, and airSPACE adds narrative—friendly aliens, faux moon craters, and interactive play zones that reward exploration. This session is deliberately limited by age to create a safer, low-traffic environment for toddlers and younger children. Parents and carers can watch for free unless they plan to join the bouncing; all jumpers require a paid ticket and socks must be worn at all times. Sessions run three hours, giving families time to rotate through attractions without rushing. The setup is ideal for birthday parties, early childhood groups, or a rainy-day antidote to the region's variable weather. Beyond the inflatables, the setting near Lake Macquarie offers an easy post-play unwind: shoreline picnic spots, eucalyptus gullies, and views across Australia's largest coastal saltwater lake. The area sits on Awabakal country, and a short shoreline stroll can reveal local birdlife like rainbow lorikeets and black swans. Practical tips: book early—these junior sessions are restricted and sell out quickly. Bring spare clothes, labeled water bottles, and a sense of flexible timing for pick-up and naps. The event favors family accessibility over extreme physical demands, but staff supervise high-traffic zones and enforce simple safety rules. Arrive early to secure parking near the entrance and allow time to swap shoes for required socks; staff check tickets at entry. Usually shaded seating is available for carers while scheduled cleaning rotations keep equipment fresh between sessions. For birthday bookings ask about photo opportunities during the dedicated jumping slot and pack snacks to enjoy at nearby picnic spots after play. The setup is efficient: high-energy, supervised, and designed to make Morisset a standout family-friendly outing today.

Junior Session: Three Hours Inside the World's Biggest Jumping Castle at Lake Macquarie

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