When it gets dark by late afternoon and the parks turn to mud, kids still need somewhere to burn off energy. These indoor spots let them bounce off trampoline walls, climb rope-free boulders, vault parkour boxes or chase each other through laser tag fog. Here's what we checked, from the foam pits at JumpPark Jarov to the 8-meter megaslide at TOBOGA Fantasy.
A trampoline hall of more than 400 m² where the beds run wall to wall and tilt up into the walls, so kids can bounce off them. There's a foam pit, 3D dodgeball, basketball hoops, an air track and an interactive climbing wall.
Changing rooms with showers and a café corner with tables give non-jumping parents somewhere to sit.
JumpPark Letňany fills an industrial hall with rows of trampolines, a foam pit, ninja courses, a warped wall, monkey bars, a battle beam and a dodgeball court. Children under 110 cm stay in Kids Jump, a separate zone with small trampolines and building blocks.
The main floor suits older kids and teens. Flips and somersaults are only allowed with a coach.
Boulder Bar, now signed as Jungle Holešovice, is a bouldering gym next to Výstaviště: short climbing walls over thick crash mats, so nobody needs a rope or harness. A summer rebuild added new wall profiles. Kids climb alongside an adult, and the bar keeps parents going between turns.
The gym also runs kids' climbing clubs, holiday day camps and birthday parties.
SmíchOFF is a large indoor climbing center in the old Škoda diesel engine factory, with two roped halls (auto-belays and ready-rigged top ropes) and two bouldering rooms, one graded by color for beginners.
Kids get their own hall, BouldříkOFF, with boulders, auto-belays, routes they can clip, a small traverse in a bunker and tunnels to explore. Gear is for rent, and a short safety briefing comes before the first climb.
A big climbing and movement center by the OC Letňany mall. Kids get their own zone: a gently angled rope wall with Jungle animal holds and auto-belays, a bouldering world with tunnels, ramparts and a slide, and Brloh, a four-level soft-play den with a ball pit and a double slide. The movement hall adds a foam pit, a trampoline and parkour obstacles.
The first parkour hall in the Czech Republic, built by parkour athletes themselves in 2016. Tall wooden walls and platforms run around the edges of the 504 m² hall, while boxes, bars and movable obstacles in the middle change daily. A soft foam pit lets kids practice flips onto a safe landing.
Coaches run weekly kids' classes, parent-and-child sessions, birthday parties and holiday day camps.
An underground laser tag arena below Na Příkopě. Players suit up with a vest and blaster, get a short briefing, then play 12-minute rounds through fog, UV-painted walls and obstacles, with scores and stats after each game.
Modes range from free-for-all and red-versus-blue to secret-agent missions. Groups of 8 or more get the arena to themselves and pick the game mode.
An indoor laser tag center in the Lighthouse Towers office complex, with two themed arenas: Golem, the bigger one, and Ocean, an underwater set with moving lily pads, a sunken temple and a jellyfish cave. Players wear vests that track hits and distance, and get a score card after each game.
Between rounds there are arcade machines, two VR simulators and a 200-seat bar serving pizza and snacks.
A six-lane bowling alley with QubicaAMF lanes inside the SK Žižkov sports center, with a restaurant and bar beside the lanes and a private room for 20. Two lanes have bumpers, so younger kids can keep the ball out of the gutter.
The whole center is nonsmoking, and it hosts kids' birthday parties with a decorated table, kids' meals, ice cream sundaes and invitations for the guests.
TOBOGA Fantasy fills a 6,000 m² hall at Homepark Zličín with a giant climbing frame, a four-lane megaslide that drops 8 meters over two floors, tubing and bobsled runs, a high ropes course, mega trampolines and an inflatable dragon. Children under 5 get their own fun park with trampolines, slides and a ball pool. Adults can use every attraction too, and everyone plays in socks.
When it gets dark by late afternoon and the parks turn to mud, kids still need somewhere to burn off energy. These indoor spots let them bounce off trampoline walls, climb rope-free boulders, vault parkour boxes or chase each other through laser tag fog. Here's what we checked, from the foam pits at JumpPark Jarov to the 8-meter megaslide at TOBOGA Fantasy.
A trampoline hall of more than 400 m² where the beds run wall to wall and tilt up into the walls, so kids can bounce off them. There's a foam pit, 3D dodgeball, basketball hoops, an air track and an interactive climbing wall.
Changing rooms with showers and a café corner with tables give non-jumping parents somewhere to sit.
JumpPark Letňany fills an industrial hall with rows of trampolines, a foam pit, ninja courses, a warped wall, monkey bars, a battle beam and a dodgeball court. Children under 110 cm stay in Kids Jump, a separate zone with small trampolines and building blocks.
The main floor suits older kids and teens. Flips and somersaults are only allowed with a coach.
Boulder Bar, now signed as Jungle Holešovice, is a bouldering gym next to Výstaviště: short climbing walls over thick crash mats, so nobody needs a rope or harness. A summer rebuild added new wall profiles. Kids climb alongside an adult, and the bar keeps parents going between turns.
The gym also runs kids' climbing clubs, holiday day camps and birthday parties.
SmíchOFF is a large indoor climbing center in the old Škoda diesel engine factory, with two roped halls (auto-belays and ready-rigged top ropes) and two bouldering rooms, one graded by color for beginners.
Kids get their own hall, BouldříkOFF, with boulders, auto-belays, routes they can clip, a small traverse in a bunker and tunnels to explore. Gear is for rent, and a short safety briefing comes before the first climb.
A big climbing and movement center by the OC Letňany mall. Kids get their own zone: a gently angled rope wall with Jungle animal holds and auto-belays, a bouldering world with tunnels, ramparts and a slide, and Brloh, a four-level soft-play den with a ball pit and a double slide. The movement hall adds a foam pit, a trampoline and parkour obstacles.
The first parkour hall in the Czech Republic, built by parkour athletes themselves in 2016. Tall wooden walls and platforms run around the edges of the 504 m² hall, while boxes, bars and movable obstacles in the middle change daily. A soft foam pit lets kids practice flips onto a safe landing.
Coaches run weekly kids' classes, parent-and-child sessions, birthday parties and holiday day camps.
An underground laser tag arena below Na Příkopě. Players suit up with a vest and blaster, get a short briefing, then play 12-minute rounds through fog, UV-painted walls and obstacles, with scores and stats after each game.
Modes range from free-for-all and red-versus-blue to secret-agent missions. Groups of 8 or more get the arena to themselves and pick the game mode.
An indoor laser tag center in the Lighthouse Towers office complex, with two themed arenas: Golem, the bigger one, and Ocean, an underwater set with moving lily pads, a sunken temple and a jellyfish cave. Players wear vests that track hits and distance, and get a score card after each game.
Between rounds there are arcade machines, two VR simulators and a 200-seat bar serving pizza and snacks.
A six-lane bowling alley with QubicaAMF lanes inside the SK Žižkov sports center, with a restaurant and bar beside the lanes and a private room for 20. Two lanes have bumpers, so younger kids can keep the ball out of the gutter.
The whole center is nonsmoking, and it hosts kids' birthday parties with a decorated table, kids' meals, ice cream sundaes and invitations for the guests.
TOBOGA Fantasy fills a 6,000 m² hall at Homepark Zličín with a giant climbing frame, a four-lane megaslide that drops 8 meters over two floors, tubing and bobsled runs, a high ropes course, mega trampolines and an inflatable dragon. Children under 5 get their own fun park with trampolines, slides and a ball pool. Adults can use every attraction too, and everyone plays in socks.
