WiiJump Trampoline Park — Attraction in Muntinlupa

If you’re looking for a fun way to break a sweat and unleash your inner child, WiiJump Trampoline Park is the perfect spot! From wall-to-wall trampolines to exciting obstacle courses, it’s a playground for kids and kids-at-heart.

WiiJump Trampoline Park is a fantastic place to let loose, laugh, and get moving. Whether you’re going with friends, family, or even solo, it’s guaranteed to leave you with big smiles and sore legs!

Pros: Super Fun and Energetic: Jumping around is such a blast! It’s a great mix of fitness and fun—perfect for burning calories while having a good time.

Variety of Activities: It’s not just trampolines! They’ve got foam pits, dodgeball areas, and even ninja courses to challenge your skills.

Family-Friendly: Whether you’re a toddler or a full-grown adult, there’s something here for everyone. It’s a great spot for family bonding or even a birthday party.

Safe Environment: The staff is attentive, and they provide a safety briefing before you start. Plus, the equipment feels well-maintained.

Indoor Fun: Rain or shine, it’s the perfect activity since it’s all indoors.

Cons: Can Get Crowded: It’s a popular spot, especially on weekends, so expect some wait times for certain areas.

Pricey for Groups: While it’s worth it for the experience, it can add up if you’re coming with a big group.

Strict Rules: You’ll need to follow the guidelines closely, which is good for safety but might feel limiting for free spirits.

Recommendation: Don’t forget to bring a valid ID for verification at the entrance. It’s a requirement for entry, so save yourself the hassle! Also, wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle—you’ll need it after all that bouncing.

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I was really disappointed with our recent visit to Wiijump. It’s not worth the price anymore, di na sulit ang facilities. Several areas were closed or broken, which really limited the experience. The foam pits looked dirty and worn out, with pieces flaking off. The trampolines were also in poor condition—the spring covers on the sides were coming off, which felt unsafe.

What’s worse, there was a lot of trash around the edges, even in areas marked for staff only. It’s clear that maintenance and cleanliness have taken a back seat, but the prices remain high, which makes the whole visit feel like a rip-off.

I hope they improve things soon, but as of now, I wouldn’t recommend Wiijump. There are better, cleaner, and safer indoor parks out there for the same or even...

My friends and I did not manage to go into the park because you needed to have a valid ID to register. Now I'm already at college and age 20, and I was not allowed and my other friends to register because they don't believe we're already adults (I think) I'm 20 btw. I did not bring any valid ID with me, and so my other friends except our ID to the school, and they don't accept that. So, to anyone who just became an adult, please bring your valid ID to register they might not believe you're an adult. We just didn't know we needed a valid ID since we we're at college already... (Bonus: I don't know if it's just me, but one of the staff at the register is a little rude or has no manners at all. Probably, she is just tired, but...