Draw to scale
Set your building dimensions in feet. Add wings, doors, and windows for an accurate footprint.
Drag & drop attractions
Place trampoline zones, ninja courses, soft play, arcades, party rooms and more.
Submit for a quote
Save unlimited designs. Send us your plan and contact info and we'll get back to you fast.
How to plan a trampoline park floor plan
Most operators start with a lease footprint and a wish list of attractions, then spend weeks going back and forth on what actually fits. Shock Park Designer lets you test that in the browser — no CAD software, no drafting experience needed.
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Enter your building size
Type your dimensions in feet. Combine rectangles to match L, T, or U-shaped buildings, and mark doors where they really are.
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Drop in attractions
Pull trampoline courts, ninja courses, climbing walls, soft play, arcades and party rooms from the catalog. Each block is scaled to real equipment footprints.
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Adjust until it fits
Resize from any corner or edge, rotate in 90° steps or freely, and snap everything to the grid so walkways and run-offs stay realistic.
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Send it to our team
Submit the plan with your contact details, budget range and timeline. Our team reviews the layout and follows up with feedback and pricing.
Every attraction in a modern FEC
The catalog covers the full mix operators combine today — from open jump courts to revenue drivers that keep families on site longer. Group them into zones, keep queues out of walkways, and see how much floor you have left before you commit.
Trampoline zones
Open jump courts, foam pits, dodgeball courts, slam dunk lanes, performance and tumbling tramps, air bags.
Climbing & ninja
Ninja warrior courses, climbing walls, ropes courses, warped walls, battle beams and obstacle runs.
Soft play & toddler
Multi-level play structures, toddler zones, ball pits and quiet areas built for younger guests and parents.
Revenue & amenities
Arcades, party rooms, go-karts, laser tag, bowling, café and bar/lounge space, retail, restrooms and back of house.
Built for people opening or expanding a park
First-time owners
Sanity-check a space before you sign a lease. See whether the square footage you're touring can actually hold the attraction mix you have in mind.
Existing operators
Plan an expansion, re-theme a tired corner, or swap a low-performing zone for something with better throughput — without shutting down to guess.
Developers & architects
Share a scaled, dimensioned concept with tenants and investors early, then hand our team an accurate starting point for engineered drawings.
Common questions
Do I need CAD experience to use it?
No. If you can drag a box, you can lay out a park. Everything works in feet, snaps to a grid, and shows live dimensions as you move things.
How much space does a trampoline park need?
It depends on your attraction mix and local code, and that's exactly what the designer is for — enter your real footprint and see what fits before committing.
Can I design a building that isn't a plain rectangle?
Yes. Combine multiple rectangles into one footprint to build L, T and U-shaped buildings, and place doors along any wall.
What happens after I submit a design?
Your plan, dimensions and attraction list go straight to the Shock Adventure Park Attractions team along with your contact details, and someone follows up with you directly.
Does it cost anything?
Creating an account and designing layouts is free. You only talk pricing when you're ready to submit a plan and get a quote.