The park utilizes a custom-designed trampoline grid that integrates spring-loaded wall segments for multi-plane jumping.
The facility is part of the larger Rush Denmark chain, which standardized its safety protocols across all Danish locations.
The 8270 Højbjerg location is situated in an industrial-commercial zone repurposed for large-scale indoor recreational use.
Rush Trampoline Park in Aarhus is a large-scale indoor facility dedicated to freestyle jumping and aerial acrobatics. The park features a vast main court with wall-to-wall interconnected trampolines. It includes specialized zones such as dodgeball arenas, foam pits, and balance beams. The facility is equipped for various skill levels, from young children to experienced gymnasts. It regularly hosts structured group events, birthday parties, and corporate team-building sessions. The venue design prioritizes safety with high-density padding and netting throughout the jump areas. It functions as a primary destination for active recreation in the Højbjerg district.
The main court viewing platform provides a clear, elevated wide-angle view of the entire trampoline expanse.
Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled session to complete check-in procedures.
Purchase dedicated non-slip grip socks at the front desk if you do not have your own, as these are required for safety.
Hydrate beforehand, as the intensity of continuous jumping is significantly higher than standard exercise.
Do not attempt flips or advanced aerial tricks unless you have appropriate training or experience.
Open year-round, but specific arena sections may be closed periodically for routine maintenance or private event bookings.
Athletic clothing is required. Users must wear official Rush grip socks. No food or drink is permitted inside the trampoline arena.
