Bouncing into Fun: Our Family Adventure at TopJump

As a family travel writer, I’m always on the lookout for activities that promise both fun and safety for the whole family. So, when I heard about TopJump in Pigeon Forge, I knew it was a must-visit on our itinerary. Nestled at the foot of the Smoky Mountains, this trampoline park promised an exhilarating experience, and it did not disappoint!

A Jumping Start to Our Day

We arrived at TopJump shortly after it opened, and the timing couldn’t have been more perfect. The kids were buzzing with excitement, and I was eager to see what the park had to offer. The first thing that caught my eye was the dedicated toddler area. As a mom, I know how important it is to have a safe space for the little ones, and this area was perfect. With a foam pit and their own trampoline section, our toddler was in heaven.

The older kids couldn’t wait to dive into the main attractions. They spent a good 90 minutes bouncing around, trying out the open jump, airbag flips, and even a game of dodgeball. It was heartwarming to see them having such a blast, and I could already tell that they’d be worn out by the end of it. The staff at TopJump were vigilant in ensuring everyone adhered to the safety protocols, which was reassuring for us parents.

Climbing to New Heights

After the trampoline fun, we ventured into the Clip ‘n Climb area. This was a highlight for the kids, especially since they could clip themselves in, adding a sense of independence to their adventure. While it was similar to a climbing setup we have back home, the unique challenges and the thrill of climbing sky-high made it a memorable experience.

For parents with younger children, it’s worth noting that the kids are responsible for clipping themselves in, so a little supervision might be needed. But once they got the hang of it, our kids were scaling the walls like pros! The climbing arena, with its 21 different lines, offered a variety of challenges that kept them engaged and entertained.

More Than Just Trampolines

TopJump isn’t just about trampolines and climbing. The park also boasts a massive arcade and the delightful Sugar Rush Candy Store. While the kids were busy collecting tickets and indulging in sweet treats, my husband and I took a moment to relax in the designated parent area. It was a great spot to unwind while still keeping an eye on the kids.

We opted for the Park Hopper pass, which was a fantastic decision. It allowed us to enjoy not just TopJump but also three mini-golf courses and an adventure park. Plus, we snagged discounted tickets to the lumberjack show, which was a hit with the whole family. The pass offered great value, and we made the most of our 24-hour limit with multiple visits to TopJump and rounds of mini-golf.

In conclusion, our day at TopJump was filled with laughter, excitement, and plenty of family bonding. It’s a place where kids can let loose and parents can relax, knowing that safety is a top priority. If you’re planning a trip to Pigeon Forge, make sure to add TopJump to your list. It’s an adventure you won’t want to miss!