Jump Town

Jump Town in Addison, Illinois is a favorite among Chicago's western suburb families — and increasingly popular with city families willing to make the drive for the parking and the price. At 520 W Lake St, just off I-355 and I-290 interchange territory, the facility is easy to reach from Oak Park, Elmhurst, Lombard, and Villa Park, as well as neighborhoods on Chicago's Northwest and West sides.

The facility covers the trampoline park essentials well: a large open jump floor, foam pit, dodgeball arenas, and basketball slam dunk courts. Nothing revolutionary, but executed cleanly with good sightlines for parents and a layout that flows well for kids of different ages. The foam pit is popular with kids learning to try flips and jumps they're not quite ready for on the hard floor — a good safety valve.

The pricing is the standout differentiator. Jump passes run $14–$18 per person per hour — noticeably cheaper than the $18–$22 range at city locations. For a family of 4 doing a 60-minute session, you're looking at $60–$90 including socks, versus $90–$120 at a city park. Over a season of regular visits, that gap is real money.

Free parking is the other major advantage. No circling the block, no parking garage fees, no arriving late because you couldn't find a spot. Pull into the lot, walk in, jump. That suburban logistical simplicity is underrated.

Weekday mornings are the sweet spot — minimal crowds, room to actually run on the trampoline floor without constant traffic. On weekend afternoons it gets busier, but Jump Town manages its capacity well enough that it rarely feels unsafe. Book online before arriving for best pricing.