Trampoline park in Nowon, Seoul: two rounds of laser tag at Jump

A great place to check out in Nowon — Jump! There's a new hot spot in Nowon haha. I went without high expectations and came away surprised there was a place like this. Fun to visit with just adults, and fun for the whole family with kids too. I'd recommend it as a date spot in Nowon, a kids' café, a club meetup spot, or a place to gather with friends!

Before I went, the thing I was most curious about was the tickets, so let me explain that too. I looked into the Adventure ticket, Play ticket, and Kids ticket a lot trying to figure out which one to use, and after visiting it's much clearer now.

A place where everyone from toddlers to adults can have a blast. A place packed with so many different play facilities you barely get a break. Here's my detailed review.

Jump in Nowon: address, hours and parking

Jump is located at 102 Hangeulbiseok-ro, Nowon-gu, Seoul, hours are 10:00–18:00, closed every Monday. Parking is available and there's a food court too.

Free parking is available. But the facility is so large that the parking lot is on the smaller side relative to its size, so on weekends I'd recommend public transit. (I went on a weekday around 4pm and there was plenty of parking space then.)

Kids Ground or Activity at Jump: which ticket should you buy?

Jump's tickets fall into three main types: Kids ticket, Adventure ticket, and Play ticket. This was what I was most curious about before visiting. Going with my kid, I got confused about which ticket to use. Since my kid's height is close to 120cm, I couldn't tell whether we should go to Kids Ground or use Activity. Terms like guardian all-day pass and guardian-recommended on the menu made it even more confusing.

Jump, a great spot to check out in Nowon, is largely split into two spaces: Kids Ground and Activity. These are separate spaces and are not shared.

• Kids Ground: kids buy a Kids ticket (1, 2, 3-hour), guardians buy a guardian all-day pass. Think of it like a typical kids' café. Good for kids up through kindergarten age.
• Activity - Adventure ticket: access to all facilities, 120cm and up.
• Activity - Play ticket: access to everything except Sky Trail and Clip 'n Climb, available from 100cm. *Recommended for early elementary schoolers

Sky Trail (left), Clip 'n Climb (right). If you're not afraid of heights and want to enjoy the thrill, get the Activity Adventure ticket; if not, go with the Play ticket.

Kids Ground is a space where toddlers run around while guardians sip drinks and watch over them, while Activity is a space where adults and kids can play together. Our family used the Activity ticket and the Play ticket.

Jump's trampoline and climbing wall, where our kid stayed longest

In Jump's Activity zone, our kid spent the most time on the trampoline. It was a premium-level bouncy trampoline that even adults could jump around wildly on. You could also climb up onto it, so we played going up and down with the kids.

There was also a climbing game good for kids just starting out with climbing. It wasn't very high and had thick, soft cushions at the bottom, so it was easy to try without much pressure.

The Sky Trail at Jump: dad climbed back down halfway

Dad took on the Sky Trail! You need the Adventure ticket to use the Sky Trail, and a staff member helps you put on the gear.

Watching other people do it, my husband decided to give it a try too~

They said you can come down if you get scared, so come down if you're scared

My husband set off laughing but before long he turned back and came down haha. It seemed to take even longer to come down than to go up. Besides him, I saw other people turning back too now and then. Some people made it all the way up and came down on something like a zipline. It was a more thrilling thing to do in Nowon than I expected.

Clip 'n Climb: we ran out of time before Jump closed

At the entrance to Clip 'n Climb, there's a video playing showing how to try it. Watching the video, it looked like something I could do too.

Staff explain things too, and all the safety gear is there, so I wanted to try it. But we played everything else first and planned to do it last, and by then it was closing time so we had to leave without trying it.

There are also arcade machines scattered around. Good games to enjoy together with your kid.

Battle World laser tag at Jump, played twice at our kid's request

Battle World laser tag, which we ended up doing twice at Jump, is a survival gun game. I wasn't sure our kid could handle it, but it turned out to be the thing our kid enjoyed most, and asked to do one more round, so we played it once more right at the end before leaving.

You put on a vest that senses lasers, and each person carries a laser gun before entering!

It's a game where you split into blue and red teams and try to tag the other side — hiding, chasing, and firing lasers, it was really fun. There were group visitors too. It seemed like it would be great for a company outing or a club gathering. We ran around so much and really burned off some energy.

Second floor of Jump's Activity zone: the easier games

Going up to the second floor of Activity, there were even more games. This floor gathered play options that were a bit easier.

The setup let you split into teams and compete. After making it through like that, there was a game where you knock the other person down with a foam stick. There were a lot of screen-based games too, and they were more fun than I expected!

Jump's amenities and food lounge prices

Inside Jump there were drink vending machines and also lockers for storing your things.

A kids' café with a food court too! The scale was beyond what I imagined. You could really play here all day, meals included.

• Hangang ramen ₩4,000
• Sotteok sotteok (grilled rice cake and sausage skewers) ₩4,000
• Restaurants good for eating with kids, like Mom's Touch, Star Gomtang, and Namsan Donkkaseu
• A snack shop and Hangang ramen

Americano for ₩3,500. There was also a café, so you could top up on coffee.

There were outdoor tables too, and on one side there was even a book lounge.

Is Jump in Nowon worth a family day out?

Jump, a great thing to do in Nowon where both adults and kids could have a blast! The facilities were clean, there was plenty to play, and the food lounge had a good variety of food too. On the way out, we already promised to come back.