BOUNCEinc Set to Launch India's Largest Trampoline Park in Gurugram
BOUNCEinc, the world's largest network of trampoline and adventure parks, is set to open its doors in Gurugram, India, in October 2025. This launch marks another milestone for the Australian-born company, which aims to inspire fun, creativity, and connection through its unique blend of energy, skill, and self-expression.
Spanning an impressive 60,000 sq. ft., the Gurugram venue will be India's largest trampoline park and the most diverse adventure destination in Delhi NCR. It boasts over 100 interconnected trampolines and more than 90 activities, promising an unparalleled active entertainment experience.
Founded in 2010 in Australia, BOUNCEinc has since expanded to over 80 venues globally, operating in more than 16 countries. In India, it is present through Stratospheric Entertainment Pvt Limited, with existing venues in Mumbai and Bengaluru. Keyur Nagori, Director of Stratospheric Entertainment, owns the BOUNCE rights in India.
To deliver the signature BOUNCE experience, the company hosted a Casting Call on 27th and 28th September 2025. The event attracted over 500 participants, from whom 45 individuals were selected to join the BOUNCE Tribe. These selected individuals will undergo professional training to ensure they can deliver the high-energy, skillful, and creative experiences that BOUNCEinc is known for.
With the opening of BOUNCEinc in Gurugram, the company aims to solidify its position as a premier destination for active entertainment and skill-building in India. The new venue promises to bring the joy of movement, the thrill of adventure, and the power of self-expression to the residents of Gurugram and beyond.
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