Should I book time in advance?

To ensure access to the park, we recommend booking your turn in advance, as customer capacity is limited and places are sold out, especially on weekday evenings and weekends. If the desired time slot is not displayed, it means that the time slot is full, you must choose another time slot. Payment is made when ordering.

You can also come directly to Rush without a booking, but the park has a limited number of customers due to comfort and safety.

Please arrive 15 minutes before the start time to check in, change clothes and watch the safety video.

Do adults who don't plan to jump pay?

RUSH HELSINKI

  • Children aged 0-5 must be accompanied by a supervisor (over 15 years old) who has purchased an entrance ticket and trampoline socks in the activity area.
  • Children aged 6-8 must be accompanied by a supervisor over 15 years old who is present in the building, e.g. in the café.
  • Children aged 9 and older do not need a supervisor in the park.

Due to the limited capacity of the building, everyone entering the activity area will be charged an entrance ticket and missing trampoline socks.

RUSH TAMPERE

  • Children aged 0-3 must be accompanied by a supervisor (over 15 years old) who has purchased an entrance ticket and trampoline socks in the activity area.
  • Children aged 4-8 must be accompanied by a supervisor over 15 years old who is present in the building, e.g. in the café or on the black floor area of ​​the activity area.
  • Children aged 9 and older do not need a supervisor in the park.

Parents can enter the café or park area without a ticket to monitor their jumpers. Please note! In the activity area, you are only allowed to move around on the black floor area (not on trampolines) and without shoes. We charge an entrance ticket for going to the trampolines/activities and the missing trampoline socks. At birthday parties and/or other events, it may be necessary to limit the number of “non-jumping” guests to ensure safety.

Can I leave my child alone in the park?

RUSH HELSINKI

  • Children aged 0-5 must be accompanied by a supervisor (over 15 years old) who has purchased an entrance ticket and trampoline socks in the activity area.
  • Children aged 6-8 must be accompanied by a supervisor over 15 years old who is present in the building, e.g. in the café.
  • Children aged 9 and older do not need a supervisor in the park.

Due to the limited capacity of the building, everyone entering the activity area will be charged an entrance ticket and missing trampoline socks.

RUSH TAMPERE

  • Children aged 0-3 must be accompanied by a supervisor (over 15 years old) who has purchased an entrance ticket and trampoline socks in the activity area.
  • Children aged 4-8 must be accompanied by a supervisor over 15 years old who is present in the building, e.g. in the café or on the black floor area of ​​the activity area.
  • Children aged 9 and older do not need a supervisor in the park.

Parents can enter the café or park area without a ticket to monitor their jumpers. Please note! In the activity area, you are only allowed to move around on the black floor area (not on trampolines) and without shoes. We charge an entrance ticket for going to the trampolines/activities and the missing trampoline socks. At birthday parties and/or other events, it may be necessary to limit the number of “non-jumping” guests to ensure safety.

What should I wear for jumping?

We recommend wearing comfortable sport clothing. Sharp objects are not allowed in the activity area, such as watches, belts, large earrings, etc. All visitors must wear trampoline socks.

Please remember to bring your own water bottle!

Is the trampoline park dangerous?

Rush puts safety first. The park has trained staff, strict safety rules and equipment designed to ensure safety in the best possible way. However, it is important that all visitors respect their own skill level and not perform dangerous stunts without practice and training. In addition, it is of course important to consider the other customers of the park.

Is there Wifi in the park?

Wifi is available for our visitors in the park and in the cafe.

Are there any weight limits?

All customers should be healthy and in good physical condition.

  • Trampolines: 125 kg
  • WipeOut: 90 kg and min. 120 cm
  • Slide: age limit 6 years+
  • Foam pit and small jumping tower: 70 kg (only in Helsinki)
  • Stunt Jump: min. 120 cm (only in Helsinki)
  • Airglider: 110 kg and 100-187 cm (only in Tampere)
Can I use Rush socks more than once?

Yes, you can use Rush socks multiple times as long as the coating is intact and there are no holes. If you need new ones, you can buy them in the park.

Can I bring my own food to the park?

You are not allowed to bring your own food. Our cafe has a good selection of both food and drink.

Assistants

The assistant of a paying customer with a disability who needs individual support gets free entry to the trampoline area.

A disabled person can demonstrate their need for an assistant with the EU Disability Card (with an A marking indicating the need for assistance) or another document or report. The park can also grant an assistant permit to a disabled person who needs it on a case-by-case basis.

The condition is that the person being assisted has paid for the entrance ticket and, if necessary, trampoline socks, if they do not already own them. An assistant permit can only be granted to one assistant of the assisted person.

The assistant must be of legal age. A minor can also act as an assistant on a case-by-case basis. The assistant must actually be able to act as an assistant.

Safety

Rush strives to ensure that every customer has a safe jumping experience. The park’s own rules aim to prevent possible injuries and guarantee a comfortable visit for every jumper. Every jumper must familiarize themselves with Rush’s safety rules at least before the start of their jump session. Rush safety videos are shown throughout the park, which should always be watched the first time you jump or if it has been a while since your last visit. Our court monitors are always on hand to guide and ensure that the park’s rules are followed.

Equipment

All equipment in the park is planned, manufactured and constructed for maximum safety. The equipment is regularly checked to ensure that there is no risk of damage due to errors or omissions.