A family heading to a trampoline or play park asks what a child's entry ticket costs, how much a visit will cost with a multi-visit ticket, whether a ticket can be cancelled or transferred, and whether an accompanying adult has to pay. These decide 50 p out of a hundred.
leikkiluola.fi · Leikkiluola (operated by Arena Center Hakaniemi Oy, business ID (Y-tunnus) 2152803-1) is an indoor play park operating underground in Hakaniemi, Helsinki, since 2003, in the premises of Arena Center Hakaniemi at Miina Sillanpään katu 2.
71.0SCORE
Price of a child's admission ticket80
Price per visit with a multi-visit ticket85
Ticket cancellation and transfer0
Fee for an accompanying adult100
Basic metrics · 74.5
Digital quality75
Transparency80
Reachability60
AI quality score80
+ Prices and birthday package prices shown by age group
Basic metrics: 74.5, rank 2 · ▲ 1 place
– Ticket cancellation and transfer: No cancellation or transfer option was found in the price list or on the front page. No separate terms page was found.
rushfinland.fi · Rush Trampoliinipuisto (operated by Sky Park Oy, business ID (Y-tunnus) 2664061-2, secondary trade name Rush Finland Trampoline Parks) is a trampoline park in Helsinki and Tampere. Full public price list by ticket type, family and season passes.
67.7SCORE
Price of a child's admission ticket56
Price per visit with a multi-visit ticket50
Ticket cancellation and transfer100
Fee for an accompanying adult0
Basic metrics · 79.0
Digital quality68
Transparency87
Reachability75
AI quality score88
+ Full public price list by ticket type, including family and season passes
Basic metrics: 79.0, rank 1 · ▼ 1 place
– Fee for accompanying adult: The fee for a supervising adult was not found in the price list or the terms. Pages checked: front page, price list, terms and FAQ.
leos.fi · Leo's (operated by Leos HopLop Oy, business ID (Y-tunnus) 2006043-0) was born from HopLop and Leo's Leikkimaa merging into the same leos.fi site; both hoplop.fi and leosleikkimaa.fi redirect there. Seven locations: Espoo (Laajalahti, Suomenoja), Helsinki (Outlet, Roihupelto, Tripla), Oulu and Tampere.
49.1SCORE
Price of a child's admission ticket21
Price per visit with a multi-visit ticket32
Ticket cancellation and transfer60
Fee for an accompanying adult0
Basic metrics · 69.5
Digital quality79
Transparency74
Reachability45
AI quality score73
+ A network of seven locations in Espoo, Helsinki, Oulu and Tampere
Basic metrics: 69.5, rank 4 · ▲ 1 place
– Fee for accompanying adult: The price of adult admission was not found on the admission page or in the general terms. The page only says that adults pay separately.
dap.fi · Duudsonit Activity Park (operated by Espoo Activity Park Oy, business ID (Y-tunnus) 2794248-7, and Lakeus Park Oy in Seinäjoki) is an indoor activity park at Iso Omena in Espoo and Ideapark in Seinäjoki. Full age-tiered price list.
47.7SCORE
Price of a child's admission ticket40
Price per visit with a multi-visit ticket0
Ticket cancellation and transfer0
Fee for an accompanying adult50
Basic metrics · 71.7
Digital quality55
Transparency87
Reachability60
AI quality score86
+ Full age-tiered price list (under 1 yr - over 60 yrs) as well as VIP and student prices
Basic metrics: 71.7, rank 3 · ▼ 1 place
– Price per visit with a multi-visit ticket: No multi-visit ticket is on sale. The monthly pass costs €55–65, but the number of visits is not limited, so the price per visit cannot be calculated.
huvilupa.fi · Huvimaa (operated by Suomen Lasten Ohjelmapalvelu Oy, business ID (Y-tunnus) 3405870-2) is an indoor play park in Piispanristi in the Turku area (Kairiskulmantie 16), always booked in advance for private use.
46.7SCORE
Price of a child's admission ticket0
Price per visit with a multi-visit ticket0
Ticket cancellation and transfer100
Fee for an accompanying adult100
Basic metrics · 61.4
Digital quality68
Transparency59
Reachability52
AI quality score64
+ Safety is described comprehensively (sock rule, accident insurance, first-aid-trained instructors)
Basic metrics: 61.4, rank 6 · ▲ 1 place
– Price of a child's admission ticket: Huvimaa sells only private events, where the price is an hourly price for the whole group (1 hour 230 €). There is no single admission ticket.
superpark.fi · SuperPark Oy (business ID (Y-tunnus) 2481737-3) is an indoor activity park chain born in Finland, with eight parks: Vantaa, Turku, Oulu, Vuokatti, Kalajoki, Tahko, Hyvinkää (Sveitsi) and Mikkeli. Tickets are bought from the park-specific online shop.
34.5SCORE
Price of a child's admission ticket0
Price per visit with a multi-visit ticket0
Ticket cancellation and transfer0
Fee for an accompanying adult0
Basic metrics · 69.0
Digital quality68
Transparency77
Reachability52
AI quality score75
+ A nationwide network of eight parks with addresses and park-specific contact details
Basic metrics: 69.0, rank 5 · ▼ 1 place
– Child admission ticket price: Ticket prices are visible only in the shopping cart. Pages checked: tickets, monthly pass and parks.
QUESTIONWhat does a child's regular admission ticket cost?
The cheapest published standard admission ticket for a child aged 7 or older on a weekday, in euros.
10 € or less = 100 points, 30 € or more = 0, in between directly proportional.
22 p
Price per visit with a multi-visit ticket
QUESTIONHow much does one visit cost if I buy a multi-visit ticket?
Price of a season ticket or ticket card divided by the number of visits. The cheapest series with 8–10 visits is used.
10 € or less = 100 points, 20 € or more = 0, directly proportional in between.
12 p
Ticket cancellation and transfer
QUESTIONCan I cancel or transfer the ticket if my child falls ill?
The park's own terms for cancelling or transferring a pre-purchased ticket.
Right of cancellation = 100, time can be rescheduled = 60, no exchange or refund = 0.
10 p
Fee for an accompanying adult
QUESTIONDoes an adult supervising a child pay for entry?
Adult admission fee when the adult is accompanying a paying child.
€0 = 100 points, €10 or more = 0, in between directly proportional.
6 p
Basic metrics
Digital quality, transparency, reachability and AI quality score
Basic metrics × 0.5
50 p
Notes
The comparison includes six parks. The parks price differently: Rush and Leikkiluola sell hourly or daily tickets, Duudsonit a day ticket and Leo's child's admission. Huvimaa is a venue for private events, whose price is an hourly price for the whole group, so a child's admission ticket price cannot be calculated for it.
SuperPark's prices and terms are visible on its site only in the shopping cart, and they could not be read from the park's own pages. They are marked as missing and get zero points for these motives. Information that could not be read is not a guess.
About this comparison
We scored 6 indoor play and activity parks on 23 metrics. The key question for a family: are ticket prices, age groups, locations, opening hours and safety rules visible on the site before the visit, or does the price only become clear in the park's online shop?
An indoor activity park offers children and the young at heart a covered place to be active all year round: trampolines, climbing, adventure mazes, foam pits and game areas. For a family planning a visit, the most important question is transparency: is the admission price visible on the site before the visit, are age groups and safety rules stated, where are the parks located and when are they open. This comparison looks at how openly the park states its prices and terms already online. We do not assess the quality of the equipment or the visit experience but how easy the park is to compare and choose before visiting.
What transparency means in this category
Admission ticket price or price list publicly displayed on the site before the visit (22), locations and addresses of the venues stated (12), age groups or target group (e.g. age recommendation, toddler area) stated (10), opening hours displayed on the site (10), tickets can be bought or booked online (online shop or booking system in use) (10), activities or equipment described on the site (8), safety or usage rules displayed (e.g. socks, guardian's responsibility) (8), clear contact details (phone and e-mail) displayed (8), birthday or group package prices stated (6), business ID (Y-tunnus) displayed (6)
How to read the comparison correctly: Half of the points come from buyer's questions, i.e. things the buyer finds out before deciding. The other half measures how openly the company publishes its prices, terms and contact details. Clear differences in points indicate a genuine difference: one tells you the price immediately, another only after logging in. Close scores should not be read as a ranking order, because every measurement has a margin of variation. The measurement accuracy and the full calculation formula are open in the methodology.
Customer experience is brought into the assessment separately. We also collect customer feedback and customer experiences about companies through separate surveys. The survey results will be added to the overall assessment later.
Who is on the list? Included are operators of indoor play and activity parks that have their own website and a Finnish business ID (Y-tunnus), nationwide or in several cities. HopLop and Leo's Leikkimaa have been merged into one Leo's brand because both domains now redirect to the same leos.fi site: brands with the same owner have been counted once. Not included are outdoor adventure or climbing parks, amusement parks, or operators whose operating company could not be verified.
What do we measure? The comparison concerns the transparency of the service for the family: whether the admission ticket price or price list is visible before the visit, whether age groups and target group are stated, whether the locations and addresses of the venues are given, whether opening hours are visible, whether tickets can be bought or booked online, whether activities are described, whether safety and usage rules are stated, whether prices of birthday and group packages are given, whether the contact details are clear, and whether the Business ID is shown.
Bot or server blocking is a measurement gap. If the park's page was behind a bot or cookie wall, fully rendered with JavaScript or did not respond at the time of measurement, it is marked as a measurement gap, not a zero. Walls are not circumvented.
Comparison guide
What to consider in the comparison
Pricing openness varies a lot. Some parks publish a full age-tiered price list on the site (for example Rush and Duudsonit Activity Park), some show only campaign prices and direct you to a park-specific webshop for a basic ticket (SuperPark and Leo's), and in the private-events park no price is shown at all without a request for quote (Huvimaa).
The price is tiered by age. Most parks price tickets by age group: a child under 1 usually gets in free, toddlers and pre-school children pay less, and an adult ticket may be either free or cheap when accompanying a paying child. Check the price for your own child's age group.
Non-slip socks are needed at trampoline parks. Many parks require separate trampoline socks for safety reasons, which are bought on site for a few euros. Budget for this extra cost if you do not already own suitable socks.
Opening hours and ticket types vary seasonally. Weekday ticket, day ticket and holiday-season pricing may differ, and there are exceptional opening hours during school holidays and private events. Check the opening hours and ticket type for the exact day you plan to come.
How Suomen Paras assesses and scores
Every company is measured with the same public formula: half of the points come from buyer's questions and half from basic metrics, which have four pillars: technical quality, transparency, reachability and AI quality score. Ranking cannot be bought, and you can see the origin of each point on the company's profile. Read the full methodology →
Expert tips
Check the price for your own child's age group. An age-tiered price list means that tickets for a toddler, a primary-school child and an adult cost different amounts. Calculate the price for the whole family before you go, not just a single ticket price.
Buy the ticket online if it is cheaper. In some parks a ticket bought at the park costs a euro or two more than one bought in advance online. Buying in advance also speeds up entry at busy times.
Bring non-slip socks or budget for them. If the park requires trampoline socks, they usually cost a few euros a pair on site. Socks left over from an earlier visit save that cost.
Check the age recommendation before visiting. Some parks suit all ages, some are aimed at a specific age range (for example from 6 years up), and some attractions have their own minimum age. Make sure the park suits your own child's age.
Check the opening hours and ticket type for the exact day of your visit. Weekday and day tickets, holiday periods and exceptional opening hours can change both the price and whether the park is open at all. A few minutes' check online saves a wasted trip.
Frequently asked questions
Is the ticket price of an indoor activity park always shown online?
Not always. Some parks publish a full age-tiered price list on their site, but many show only campaign prices and direct you to buy a basic ticket from the park's own web shop, so the final price is only visible at checkout. For parks offering private events, the price is only revealed on a quote request. The most transparent parks state the ticket price by age group already on their site.
How much does an indoor activity park admission ticket cost?
A ticket for a school-age child or an adult typically costs about 14-30 euros, depending on the park, the day and the ticket type. Toddlers and under-school-age children generally get in more cheaply, under-1-year-olds often free, and an adult may get in free or for a few euros accompanied by a paying child. In holiday periods the price may be higher.
Are special socks needed in an indoor activity park?
Often yes. Especially in trampoline areas, many parks require non-slip socks, that is trampoline socks, for safety reasons. They can usually be bought on site for a couple of euros, and socks left over from an earlier visit are fine for the next time too.
What ages are indoor activity parks suitable for?
It varies by park. Some are designed for all ages and have a separate area for toddlers too, while others are aimed at, for example, children aged 6 and over, and some rides have their own minimum age limit. It is worth checking the age recommendation on the park's website before visiting.
Do you have to book in advance for an indoor activity park?
Usually not for an ordinary visit: most parks can be entered during opening hours and a ticket bought on site or online. Some parks, however, are purely private-event venues, which are always booked in advance for the exclusive use of the whole family or group. Birthday parties and group visits should be booked in advance in ordinary parks too.
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