Small Trampoline Park Children Adult Tag Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course Equipment
Release time：2021-11-09
TAGZone Innovations Debuts Compact All-Ages Arena: Small Trampoline Park with Ninja Warrior Obstacles & Interactive Tag System
Modular, low-footprint solution brings high-energy, multi-generational play to neighborhood venues
ATLANTA, GA – February 13, 2026 – TAGZone Innovations, a pioneer in hybrid recreational equipment, has launched its newest concept: the Small Trampoline Park Children Adult Tag Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course Equipment—a fully integrated system that packs trampoline freestyle, obstacle challenges, and live-action tag gaming into a single, space-efficient footprint.
Designed for community centers, boutique fitness studios, churches, schools, and smaller family entertainment centers, this compact arena removes the entry barriers traditionally associated with ninja warrior and trampoline facilities. Operators no longer need vast warehouses; the system functions effectively in spaces as small as 1,200 square feet.
Three Experiences, One Unified Arena
At the heart of the innovation is the fusion of physical play with digital interaction. The equipment suite includes:
Continuous Link Trampoline Surface – High-tension, commercial-grade beds that allow simultaneous jumping and running.
Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course – Age-difficultied obstacles such as angled A-frames, unstable bridges, monkey bars, and climbing boulders, with adjustable heights to accommodate both children and adults.
TAG Play Layer – A patent-pending RFID tag system embedded in wristbands and obstacle touchpoints. Players score points by “tagging” designated targets while navigating the course, enabling free‑for‑all or team‑based games projected on a leaderboard display.
“We asked ourselves: what if a trampoline park could also be an interactive video game?” said Rachel Lin, CEO of TAGZone Innovations. “Our equipment turns every jump, swing, and climb into a scoring opportunity. It’s physical gaming that appeals equally to a six‑year‑old and her father. That shared experience is what the market has been missing.”
Designed for Small Venues, Big Returns
The system’s compact design does not sacrifice durability. All trampoline stitching and foam encapsulation are rated for participants up to 250 lbs, ensuring adult use without accelerated wear. Obstacle frames are constructed from heavy‑gauge steel with dual‑layer safety cladding.
Venues can choose from three pre‑configured layouts or work with TAGZone’s design team to create a custom arrangement. The company also offers a mobile version housed in a customized shipping container, allowing seasonal events and fairs to offer the experience without permanent construction.
Early Adopter Enthusiasm
The Spot Play Lounge in Marietta, Georgia, installed the system in January. Owner Marcus Tinsley reported: “We’re a 2,000‑square‑foot café‑play space. I never thought we could offer ninja warrior or trampolines. This unit fits perfectly. Parents love that they can join the course, and the tag element keeps kids coming back. Our membership sales have doubled.”
Safety & Certification
All components comply with ASTM F2372 (trampoline courts), ASTM F2959 (obstacle courses), and applicable consumer product safety standards. The RFID system operates on low‑power frequencies well below FCC exposure limits.
Availability
TAGZone Innovations is now accepting orders for Q2 2026 delivery. Virtual consultations and 3D layout planning are complimentary.
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