Jump In has been set up by a mumpreneur and two dadpreneurs who themselves are fun loving and adventuresome, always looking for activities to share with their children. Founders Linsey Willaford-West and Vernon West were visiting family in Fort Worth Texas when they came across Altitude Trampoline Park. They brought their toddler to the park and had so much fun that they came back nearly every day of the remainder of their trip! When they came back to the UK, they didn’t want the fun to stop and knew they had to bring the concept to their local neighbourhood. They reached out to Gavin Lucas to co-found and head up the organisation. Gavin was happily heading up a large division of DHL at the time, but was compelled by the unique opportunity as he was always passionate about sports and a fellow parent and could see trampoline parks transforming the way Brits get fit and play.

Drama by Design have designed the AV systems for their first three parks at Slough, Warwick and Tonbridge and are working on several new parks to open in the future.

All parks are equipped with a high quality sound system consisting of a centre cluster of high power loudspeakers with carefully controlled dispersion to direct the sound only on to the trampoline area without spill on to the surrounding walls. Inputs are provided around the building for connection of computers and MP3 players as music sources with local input select and volume controls with paging points around the building for making announcements, which override the music sources. Headset radio microphones are provided for when classes are held in the parks.

LED lighting systems enable the walls around the trampoline area to be lit on different colours with UV lights and a mirror ball over the main area. Lighting is all controlled from a computerised control system allowing for complex sequences to be accessed via simple wall button panels.

Large format displays are provided for digital signage with an additional AV system with display, speakers and headset microphone provided for the briefing room.