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Written by Mette | Last updated 19. April 2023 |
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Written by Mette | Last updated 19. April 2023 |
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CityJump Trampoline Park

CityJump trampoline park sits in Esbjerg, within easy reach of our holiday homes on Fanø, in Blåvand and at Vejers Strand. CityJump is an indoor trampoline park of more than 1500 m2 that invites you to a day full of fun and movement. For a family on the Danish west coast it is the obvious answer to a grey afternoon, and one of the few places in the region where teenagers and grandparents both leave happy, for very different reasons.

How to get a discount at CityJump as an Esmark guest

All Esmark holiday home guests get 20% off 3 hours of admission at CityJump, which means you get three hours of fun for the price of two.

All you have to do is show your Esmark holiday home key at the till when you arrive.

Jumping on a trampoline strengthens both your muscles and your motor skills, and it is fun at absolutely any age. At CityJump in Esbjerg a long list of different challenges and playful disciplines is waiting for you.

Parkour and dodge ball

Parkour is about adapting your movement to whatever surroundings you happen to be in, and getting past the obstacles in your way.

The idea behind parkour is to move fluidly through the space around you, in other words to get from A to B as efficiently and as quickly as you can, using nothing but your own body. At CityJump you can test your skills on the Ninja Warrior obstacles, and if you prefer going up rather than forwards, the park also has its own climbing wall.

Dodge ball, or dead ball as it is also called, is funny and it is brutal. Who will be the last one standing? If you get hit, you are out of the game. Dodge ball is about sharpening your senses and having quick reflexes, and it only ends when a single winner is left.

Dunk basketball, airbag and the pommes frites grav

Who has not dreamed of slamming a basketball into the hoop like LeBron James? At CityJump you get the chance, because the park has an area set aside for dunking basketball. Challenge your friends to a dunk contest.

Try the 40 m2 airbag as well, which guarantees you a soft landing every time, and the Walltramp, where you literally run up the wall.

CityJump also has two big pommes frites grave, which is what Danes call them. Literally that means chip pits, large pools filled with foam blocks that really do look like a giant portion of chips. One has a trampoline in front of it, the other a balance beam and a Ninja Warrior course.

Lounge area with free WiFi

If mum, dad, grandma or grandad does not fancy the trampolines, staying in the CityJump lounge area is free for anyone coming along, and the WiFi in the lounge is free for guests of the trampoline park too.

The cafeteria sells coffee, tea, soft drinks, water and sweets. You are also welcome to bring your own food and drink, which is worth knowing if you are travelling with a hungry group.