The park utilizes a modular architectural design common to the Joki Joya chain, prioritizing vertical movement through multi-tiered climbing nets.
The facility incorporates dedicated soft-play zones specifically engineered for toddlers under three years of age.
The park design centers on a 'central plaza' concept, allowing parents to monitor multiple activity zones from a single vantage point.
Trampoline sections are equipped with high-density foam padding to mitigate impact during aerial activities.
Joki Joya in Pargolovo is a large-scale indoor family amusement park featuring a multi-level activity structure. The facility centers on an expansive labyrinth, climbing walls, and trampoline zones designed for children of varying age groups. It includes dedicated areas for sports such as soccer and basketball, alongside various slides and obstacle courses. The park serves as a hub for birthday parties and private events, offering themed banquet rooms for celebrations. Located within a commercial complex, it provides a climate-controlled environment suitable for year-round active play. The space is partitioned to separate high-energy physical activities from areas designated for younger toddlers. Staff-supervised zones ensure safety in high-activity areas like the foam pits. On-site dining is available to accommodate families spending extended periods in the park.
The elevated viewing bridge that overlooks the main trampoline and foam pit arena provides the most comprehensive perspective of the park.
Bring non-slip socks as they are often required for trampoline and climbing zone access.
Visit during weekday mornings to avoid the heavy influx of weekend birthday parties and group bookings.
Store larger outdoor clothing in the provided lockers to keep your movement unrestricted while in the play zones.
Avoid arriving without prior confirmation of birthday party bookings, as large private events can occupy significant portions of the floor space.
Comfortable athletic clothing is required; shoes must be removed before entering the play structures.
