Jumpland is an indoor trampoline park in Aigle, in the Vaud Chablais region, featuring 39 trampolines over 1,200 m². The centre also offers laser tag, a foam pit and several play zones for children and adults alike.
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Main highlights
- 39 trampolines over 1,200 m², spread across several zones with a giant airbag and an obstacle course
- Lazerland laser tag arena of 300 m², with several game modes, open to children aged 3 and up
- Foam pit and slackline to try out acrobatic tricks and work on balance
Overview
Jumpland is an indoor leisure centre located in Aigle, in the Vaud Chablais region. It opened in January 2020 and bills itself as the largest trampoline park in Switzerland, with 39 trampolines spread across several zones over 1,200 m².
The venue combines sport, play and relaxation for children and adults alike. Just 5 minutes from the motorway, it is easy to reach from Lausanne, Valais and neighbouring France. The spaces are air-conditioned, making physical activity more comfortable in hot weather.
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What to see and do
The trampoline park is the main attraction. The various zones feature basketball hoops, a giant airbag, an obstacle course and dodgeball games, so you can mix up your jumps throughout your visit.
A foam pit lets you try out acrobatic tricks with reduced risk. A slackline helps you work on balance and coordination. Together, these facilities turn jumping into a full sports circuit.
The Lazerland laser tag arena covers 300 m² with a futuristic setting. It offers several game modes, including precision laser for experienced players. Games call for strategy and skill, complementing the physical effort of the trampolines. The centre also welcomes school groups with supervised activities.
Practical information
Access : the centre is located in Aigle, 5 minutes from the motorway.
Visit duration : allow 2 to 3 hours depending on age and fitness level.
Who it’s for : trampolines from age 4, with an accompanying adult for ages 4 to 6. Laser tag from age 3.
On site : snack area, birthday party room; non-slip socks are mandatory.
Visitor tips
To avoid the crowds, opt for weekday late afternoons rather than weekends. Booking is recommended, especially for groups and at weekends.
Bring comfortable, breathable sportswear. Long hair must be tied back for safety reasons. Adults would do well to take breaks between activities.
Nearby attractions
- The Bex Salt Mines reveal a network of galleries where salt has been extracted for more than five centuries.
- Aquaparc, on the shores of Lake Geneva in Port-Valais, is a family water park with 12 slides.
- Aigle Castle has overlooked the Chablais vineyards since the late 12th century and showcases the region’s winemaking heritage.
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