BOUNCE Trampoline Park at Cathay Cineleisure Orchard

BOUNCE at Cathay Cineleisure Orchard is a trampoline park on Level 9, and it is the venue most Singapore parents mean when they say trampoline park. It runs from 9am at weekends and to 9pm on Fridays and Saturdays, which is a wider window than almost any indoor playground in the city.

The pricing has more tiers than it first appears, and two of them cut the cost of a visit by a third.

What BOUNCE Is

BOUNCE is an international trampoline park brand and the Singapore site sits at the top of Cineleisure on Grange Road, a few minutes from Somerset MRT.

A Trampoline Park, Not a Playground

The floor is interconnected trampoline surfaces with walls, a foam pit, a dodgeball court and a ninja obstacle course. There is no soft play, no ball pit tower and no pretend play area.

That makes BOUNCE a poor choice for a three-year-old and an excellent one for a nine-year-old with energy to burn. The venue knows this, which is why it runs separate Junior Jumper hours.

The 110cm Rule

General access requires a jumper over 110cm, roughly a five-year-old. Below that, children use the Junior Jumper sessions, which run at defined times rather than all day.

Adults jump here on the same terms as children, and a substantial share of the weekday evening crowd is adults rather than families.

Who It Suits

Bounce takes children from about six upward, teenagers and adults. The crowd comes from the Orchard and River Valley area, along with anyone prepared to travel for a venue that opens at 9am on a Sunday.

For a conventional indoor playground in the same building, SkyPark Kiztopia at Orchard Cineleisure sits on a different level and serves younger children.

Zones and Attractions

The Free Jump Arena

The main floor holds interconnected trampolines, including the wall trampolines. This is where most of a session is spent and it is the part that makes a first-time visitor tired within ten minutes.

Big Bag

A jump into a large air bag from a raised platform. Children queue for it, which is the reliable measure of a working attraction, and it is the one part of the venue where a beginner can attempt something that looks dramatic without much skill.

Slam Dunk

The trampoline turns an ordinary child into someone who can dunk, and the novelty of that holds an eight-year-old for longer than it should.

The Wall

Angled wall trampolines let a jumper run up and rebound off. This takes practice and it is where more experienced jumpers spend their time.

Dodgeball

The dodgeball court is built on trampolines. Group games run here and it is the zone that suits a birthday party or a group of friends better than a family of three.

High Performance

The advanced area, with larger and more responsive trampolines for people who know what they are doing. Not for a first visit.

X-Park

X-Park holds the ninja and adventure obstacle course. It is the non-trampoline component and gives the venue something for a child who has tired of jumping after forty minutes.

The Junior Jumper Area

A separated area serves children four and under during Junior Jumper hours. The trampolines there are scaled and supervised for small children, which is not the same thing as letting a four-year-old onto the main floor.

Ticket Prices (2026)

Ticket	First hour	Second hour
General, over 110cm	S$27.20	S$22.00
Student, Monday to Friday with valid ID	S$23.90	S$18.00
Junior Jumper, 4 and under	S$19.00	S$15.00
2-Hour Superpass, off-peak	S$32.90
2-Hour Superpass, peak	S$35.90
Sundown Session, Monday to Friday from 6pm	S$19.90
Awesome 4some, 1 hour for 4 people, off-peak	S$83.90
Awesome 4some, 1 hour for 4 people, peak	S$89.90
Grip socks, mandatory, yours to keep	S$3.20

Prices verified August 2026. Peak is weekends, public holidays and school holidays. A waiver must be signed before jumping. Group discounts apply from 10 people.

The Two Cheaper Tiers

The Sundown Session at S$19.90 from 6pm on weekdays is the cheapest way into the venue, and it costs less than a single hour at the general rate. For a family with older children and a flexible evening, it is the obvious purchase.

The 2-Hour Superpass at S$32.90 off-peak is the other one. Buying two hours separately at the general rate costs S$49.20, so the Superpass saves S$16.30 for anyone who intends to stay the full two hours.

The Student Rate

Weekday student entry at S$23.90 with valid identification is a meaningful discount for secondary and tertiary students, who are a large part of the weekday afternoon crowd.

Socks Are Yours to Keep

At S$3.20 the grip socks are a one-time cost rather than a per-visit one, since they can be brought back. Regulars keep a pair in the bag.

Location and Getting There

Address: #09-01, Cathay Cineleisure Orchard, 8 Grange Road, Singapore 239695

Cineleisure sits on Grange Road behind Orchard Road, about five minutes on foot from Somerset MRT on the North South Line. The building has parking, at Orchard rates.

Level 9 means a lift ride rather than an escalator climb, which matters when a family arrives with a stroller for a younger sibling who will not be jumping.

Opening Hours

Day	Hours
Monday to Thursday	10am to 8pm
Friday	10am to 9pm
Saturday and public holidays	9am to 9pm
Sunday	9am to 8pm

The 9am weekend opening is unusual in Singapore and it is the best slot in the week. A Saturday from 9am is a considerably quieter floor than the same venue at 2pm.

Junior Jumper Hours

Junior Jumper sessions run Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm, and at weekends and on public holidays from 9am to 12pm. Outside those windows the under-fives cannot use the venue.

That constraint is the single most important thing for a parent of a preschooler to check, because turning up at 3pm on a Sunday with a four-year-old means being turned away.

Suitable Ages

Age	Fit
Under 4	Junior Jumper hours only
4 to 5	Junior Jumper, or general if over 110cm
6 to 9	Best fit, Big Bag and Slam Dunk carry the session
10 to 14	Very good fit, X-Park and Dodgeball
Teenagers and adults	The venue takes them seriously

The 110cm minimum for general access is the practical dividing line. Height rather than age determines which side of the venue a child is on.

What Parents Say

The physical intensity is the most consistent comment, usually in the form of a parent noting that forty minutes at BOUNCE does what two hours at a playground does not.

The range of attractions draws praise from families with older children. Between the free jump floor, Big Bag, Slam Dunk, Dodgeball and X-Park there is enough variety that a ten-year-old does not simply jump on one spot for an hour.

The opening hours come up frequently. A 9am weekend start and a 9pm Friday close give families options that most venues do not.

The recurring caution is the price for a full family. Four people for two hours at the general rate is a substantial bill, and the Awesome 4some and Superpass exist because of it.

The second caution concerns young children. Parents who arrive with a four-year-old outside Junior Jumper hours are turned away, and the hours are not obvious unless checked.

The third is fatigue and injury. Trampolining is more demanding than it looks and adults in particular tend to overestimate their first session.

BOUNCE Against the Other Active Venues

Singapore has several trampoline parks and a growing number of net and ninja venues. BOUNCE is the largest and best known of them, and it is the one with the widest range of things to do inside a single ticket.

Against a pure trampoline floor, X-Park and Dodgeball are what set it apart. A child who has jumped for thirty minutes and stopped enjoying it has somewhere else to go without leaving the venue.

Against a net playground, BOUNCE is more demanding on the legs and less demanding on grip strength, and it is better suited to a child who wants to move fast rather than climb carefully.

Against a conventional soft play venue, the comparison barely holds. BOUNCE is not for toddlers outside Junior Jumper hours, and a family with a two-year-old should look elsewhere.

Location Against the Suburban Options

Orchard is an expensive place to park and a busy place to be at the weekend. The venue’s advantage is that Somerset MRT puts it within reach of the whole island, and the 9am weekend opening lets a family arrive before the shopping crowd does.

Parties, Groups and Older Children

Group discounts start at ten people, and Dodgeball is what makes a group booking here different from one at a playground. A dozen children on a trampoline dodgeball court run themselves into exhaustion in a way that no soft play room manages.

This is also one of the few children’s venues in Singapore that works for teenagers. Fourteen-year-olds do not want a ball pit, and a trampoline park with a ninja course is one of the last indoor options that still holds them.

For adults, the weekday evening slot and the Sundown Session price make BOUNCE a plausible alternative to a gym session, and the venue has an adult crowd that reflects it.

Making a Visit Work

Sign the waiver online before arriving. It is required for every jumper and doing it at the counter with three impatient children is the slow route.

Buy the Superpass if you intend to stay two hours. It is cheaper than two separate hours by a wide margin.

Take the Sundown Session if the schedule allows. At S$19.90 it is the best value in the building.

Check Junior Jumper hours before bringing anyone under five. This is the mistake that ruins a visit.

Start slowly. The first ten minutes on a trampoline floor use muscles that ordinary life does not, and children and adults alike tend to pay for a fast start in the second half of the session.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does BOUNCE Singapore cost?

The general rate is S$27.20 for the first hour and S$22 for a second. A 2-Hour Superpass is S$32.90 off-peak or S$35.90 at peak, and the weekday Sundown Session from 6pm is S$19.90.

What is the minimum height?

General access requires jumpers over 110cm. Children four and under use the Junior Jumper sessions.

When are Junior Jumper hours?

Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm, and weekends and public holidays from 9am to 12pm.

Are grip socks required?

Yes, and they cost S$3.20. They are yours to keep, so bring the same pair back next time.

Do I need to sign a waiver?

Yes, before jumping. Completing it online before arriving saves time at the counter.

Can adults jump?

Yes, on the same terms and at the same rates as general entry.

What are the opening hours?

10am to 8pm Monday to Thursday, 10am to 9pm Friday, 9am to 9pm Saturday and public holidays, and 9am to 8pm Sunday.

Is there a student discount?

Yes, S$23.90 for the first hour from Monday to Friday with valid student identification.

Where is BOUNCE Singapore?

Level 9 of Cathay Cineleisure Orchard, 8 Grange Road, about five minutes from Somerset MRT.

Is there a group rate?

Yes, group discounts apply from ten people, and the Awesome 4some covers four jumpers for one hour.

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Prices, hours and policies were verified in August 2026 and change without notice. Confirm current rates with the venue before travelling.