• Sky Ninja is 12 and up, so younger siblings stick to the trampolines and challenge zones; the ninja areas also need a height of at least 1.20 m
• Under-6s need a jumping adult: kids 4 and 5 only jump with a ticketed adult beside them, while parents of kids 6 and up who just watch get in free
• JUMP House socks are required on the trampolines and sold at the venue; orange pairs from earlier visits still count

JUMP House Berlin is a 4,000 m² trampoline hall with 13 attractions under one roof. The standout is the Sky Ninja, an obstacle course 11 m up with a double zip line across the hall. Below it are open trampoline fields, challenge zones, team games and the Valo Arena, where teams take on video-game style challenges.

A good pick for a cold or rainy afternoon when kids need to burn off energy.