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Launch into 90 minutes of airborne fun at TopJump Trampoline & Extreme Arena in Pigeon Forge. From dodgeball courts to a sky-high climbing arena and a massive arcade, this family-friendly attraction pairs safe, supervised thrills with easy access to the Great Smoky Mountains Parkway.
Launch into 90 minutes of airborne fun at TopJump Trampoline & Extreme Arena in Pigeon Forge. From dodgeball courts to a sky-high climbing arena and a massive arcade, this family-friendly attraction pairs safe, supervised thrills with easy access to the Great Smoky Mountains Parkway.
The trampolines hum beneath a canopy of arcade lights and the distant rumble of the Parkway; children squeal as competitors sprint the dodgeball lanes and adults time their runs to land cleanly in the airbag. TopJump sits at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains, where breath of mountain air meets the engineered rush of sky-high flips and climbing walls.
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Operated by TopJump Trampoline and Extreme Arena · Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
The trampolines hum beneath a canopy of arcade lights and the distant rumble of the Parkway; children squeal as competitors sprint the dodgeball lanes and adults time their runs to land cleanly in the airbag. TopJump sits at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains, where breath of mountain air meets the engineered rush of sky-high flips and climbing walls.
The venue is part of Pigeon Forge’s long leisure lineage that grew around mountain tourism in the 20th century—family amusements from music shows to go-karts—updated here with modern safety padding, foam pits, and the nation’s first sky-high Clip ’n Climb-style climbing arena. Geologically you’re still in limestone country: the distant ridges of the Smokies form the horizon while the Parkway concentrates tourist energy into one strip of attractions and eateries.
Expect a 90-minute open-jump session filled with options: open jump bays, a giant airbag, ninja-style obstacle courses, dodgeball courts, a multi-line climbing center, and an arcade. Staff supervise landings and enforce safety rules; participants are required to wear grip socks for traction and hygiene. The park is family-focused but can be a solid short workout—quick intervals, explosive jumps, and coordination challenges.
Plan arrival 15 minutes early for check-in, choose non-peak weekday afternoons to avoid longer lines, and hydrate before you hop. Children under certain ages should be supervised; check height or age rules in advance. Whether you’re chasing a kid-friendly outing or a short active burst between mountain hikes, TopJump delivers controlled, high-energy fun without the uphill slog of trail travel.
easy.
90 minutes.
Suitable for most fitness levels—expect short bursts of jumping, balance and coordination work; those with mobility or health concerns should consult staff
TopJump welcomes children and adults; specific areas like the kids’ zone have age or height guidelines, so check the park’s posted rules or call ahead.
Walk-ups are common, but booking a 90-minute session online can secure your preferred time and reduce wait times.
Most bookings allow full refund if canceled at least 24 hours in advance—confirm the policy on your ticket confirmation.
Yes—TopJump reports wheelchair accessibility and has staff accommodations, though some attractions require mobility to participate.
Pigeon Forge evolved from a mountain mill town into a 20th-century tourist corridor; attractions along the Parkway reflect decades of family-focused entertainment growth.
The facility is indoor and concentrates visitor impact; when visiting the Smokies nearby, follow Leave No Trace principles and use designated parking to limit roadside impact.
TopJump Trampoline and Extreme Arena operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The trampolines hum beneath a canopy of arcade lights and the distant rumble of the Parkway; children squeal as competitors sprint the dodgeball lanes and adults time their runs to land cleanly in the airbag. TopJump sits at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains, where breath of mountain air meets the engineered rush of sky-high flips and climbing walls.
The trampolines hum beneath a canopy of arcade lights and the distant rumble of the Parkway; children squeal as competitors sprint the dodgeball lanes and adults time their runs to land cleanly in the airbag. TopJump sits at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains, where breath of mountain air meets the engineered rush of sky-high flips and climbing walls.
The venue is part of Pigeon Forge’s long leisure lineage that grew around mountain tourism in the 20th century—family amusements from music shows to go-karts—updated here with modern safety padding, foam pits, and the nation’s first sky-high Clip ’n Climb-style climbing arena. Geologically you’re still in limestone country: the distant ridges of the Smokies form the horizon while the Parkway concentrates tourist energy into one strip of attractions and eateries.
Expect a 90-minute open-jump session filled with options: open jump bays, a giant airbag, ninja-style obstacle courses, dodgeball courts, a multi-line climbing center, and an arcade. Staff supervise landings and enforce safety rules; participants are required to wear grip socks for traction and hygiene. The park is family-focused but can be a solid short workout—quick intervals, explosive jumps, and coordination challenges.
Plan arrival 15 minutes early for check-in, choose non-peak weekday afternoons to avoid longer lines, and hydrate before you hop. Children under certain ages should be supervised; check height or age rules in advance. Whether you’re chasing a kid-friendly outing or a short active burst between mountain hikes, TopJump delivers controlled, high-energy fun without the uphill slog of trail travel.