Ozone Trampoline Park [Village market]
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Located on the 4th floor of Village Market, Ozone Trampoline Park is East Africa’s largest trampoline park, spanning over 15,000 sq. ft. of high-energy fun. Designed for kids, teens, and adults alike, the park features urban graffiti décor, an in-house DJ booth, and a vibrant atmosphere that keeps the adrenaline flowing. With 10 unique activity zones — including a Ninja Course, Olympic Trampoline, Foam Pit, Climbing Walls, Dodgeball Court, and Slam Dunk zone — Ozone is perfect for fitness challenges, birthday parties, team-building events, and spontaneous fun.
Whether you’re flipping into foam, racing through parkour walls, or hosting a private party in the Matatu Lounge, Ozone delivers unforgettable thrills in a safe, supervised environment.
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