MERZIG ATTRACTION FIELD GUIDE
A high-energy indoor playground in Merzig that hands kids the keys to jump, climb and play
Trampolini in Merzig packs a jumping area, soccer arena and dedicated toddler zone into a single family-friendly outing—this guide explains what to expect, who it suits and the practical must-dos.
A high-energy indoor playground in Merzig that hands kids the keys to jump, climb and play.
In Merzig, Trampolini condenses hours of child-focused activity into one bright, supervised space: a Jumping Area, a Soccer Arena and a Kleinkinder (toddler) section sit alongside features like a cube pit, trapeze, performance trampoline and a climbing maze so children can alternate high-energy bouncing with exploration and gentle play.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Kleinkinderbereich from 1 year
A dedicated toddler area welcomes children from about one year old, giving caregivers a place to settle with the youngest while older siblings play elsewhere.
Jumping Area, trapeze and giant airbag
The Jumping Area and performance trampolines provide space for leaps and practice; features such as a trapeze and a large airbag add thrilling but controlled options for older kids.
Soccer arena and climbing maze
Beyond jumping, there’s a Soccer Arena for quick matches and a climbing labyrinth to explore—varied attractions keep different ages engaged under one roof.
What the day feels like
What an outing at Trampolini feels like
A visit to Trampolini cycles between bursts of athletic play and exploratory downtime: toddlers have a cushioned play corner while older kids rotate through the jump fields, cube pit and climbing structures. The setup lets families split time between supervised free play and more focused trick-practice sessions on the performance trampolines and trapeze.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this outing is best set up for—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Tuesday–Friday (outside school holidays): day tickets valid from 14:00 until closing (play permitted until 15 minutes before close). Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays and during school holidays: two entry windows—morning entry at 11:00 for a maximum of 3.5 hours (playing until 14:15, venue until 14:30) and an afternoon entry at 15:30 for a maximum of 3.5 hours (playing until 18:45, venue until 19:00).
Non‑slip (anti‑rutsch) socks are mandatory for active use; you may bring your own or purchase them when booking. Bring a completed liability declaration if possible to speed check‑in. No outside drinks, food or snacks are permitted, though fruit and baby food are allowed. Wear sports clothing—jeans, clothes with zips, belts, sharp objects or jewelry can limit access to attractions.
The facility is operated by Trampolini in Merzig; most attractions are included in a single admission price, with the exception of Bumper Cars.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
From what age can children use the venue?
There is a dedicated toddler area welcoming children from about one year old.
Are special socks required?
Yes—anti‑slip (non‑rutsch) socks are mandatory for active play; you can bring your own or purchase them at booking.
Can I bring food or drinks?
Outside drinks, food and snacks are not permitted; exceptions are made for fruit and baby food.
How long can we stay during busy days and weekends?
On weekend days, public holidays and during school holidays there are two sessions: a morning slot (entry at 11:00 for up to 3.5 hours) and an afternoon slot (entry at 15:30 for up to 3.5 hours); on weekday non‑holiday afternoons, day tickets run from 14:00 until closing (with play ending 15 minutes before close).
Is sports clothing required?
Yes—sporty clothing is required; jeans, garments with zips, belts, sharp objects, jewelry and accessories can prevent use of some attractions and may not be eligible for refunds.
Are all attractions covered by one ticket?
Most attractions are included in one price; Bumper Cars are an exception and are not included.