Park Linowy – Fun Jump Gorzów

## Fun Jump Gorzów (FG Jump): what to expect at Gorzów Wielkopolski’s big indoor trampoline park

If you’re looking for a high-energy indoor option in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Fun Jump Gorzów is the name many visitors still use—but the venue’s current branding is “FG Jump” (formerly Fun Jump Gorzów). Jump

At its core, this is a large, all-ages activity space built around trampolines and add-on attractions. The operator positions it as the largest amusement/trampoline-style park in the city and Lubuskie region, with 3,000 m² of indoor space and 50+ trampolines (traditional and sport styles). Jump

Quick facts (verified):
– Name used online: FG Jump (dawny Fun Jump Gorzów) Jump
– Address: Targowa 11a, 66-400 Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland
– Phone: +48 570 027 272
– Email (operator-listed): [email protected] Jump
– Category: Trampoline park / “theme park” style attraction with multiple zones Jump

> Visitor sentiment you provided: “Profesjonalne podejście do klienta” (professional approach to the customer). Treat this as a single-review snapshot rather than a universal guarantee.

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## Layout and attractions: what’s actually inside

FG Jump’s own description is unusually specific compared with many parks: it’s not just open jump time. The venue lists a mixed set of trampoline and non-trampoline zones. Jump

### Core trampoline zones
– Trampoline arena with 50+ trampolines, including sport trampolines with wall elements (useful for practicing controlled rebounds and basic tricks). Jump
– Foam and ball pits (listed as “baseny z gąbkami i piłkami”), which matter for risk reduction when learning new movements. Jump
– Airtrack (springy inflatable tumbling surface) for drills like rolls and cartwheels, plus more advanced passes if you already have technique. Jump
– Airbag (“poducha powietrzna”) with platforms at different heights—typically used for practicing safe landings. Jump

### Challenge and game-style zones
– Ninja obstacle course with varied difficulty; the park notes falls land into foam pits. Jump
– Obstacle labyrinth (listed as “labirynt z przeszkodami”). Jump
– Basketball + dodgeball (“koszykówka, zbijak”) variants designed for trampoline surfaces. Jump

### Climbing + Laser Tag (with a key update)
– Climbing wall (“ścianka wspinaczkowa”) with routes for kids/beginners and more demanding lines; the operator specifically mentions 12-meter routes and auto-belay, plus bouldering. Jump
– Laser Tag is promoted on the main site, but the pricing page states Laser Tag has been unavailable since 18.08.2025 due to park expansion, with updates promised via social media. That’s the most important “don’t get surprised at the door” detail. Jump

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## Opening hours: useful baseline, but confirm before you go

Multiple directories show the same schedule:
– Mon–Fri: 09:00–21:00
– Sat: 09:00–22:00
– Sun: 09:00–21:00

Hours can change for holidays, private events, or construction phases (especially given the Laser Tag expansion notice), so treat this as a baseline and double-check via the official site/social profiles close to your visit. Jump

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## Who it’s best for (and how to plan your time)

This is a mixed-audience venue: the operator explicitly frames it as suitable for children, teens, and adults, and highlights school groups and corporate events alongside families. Jump

### A practical way to structure a visit
– Families with kids: start with the main trampoline arena, then rotate into the ninja course/airbag to keep things fresh.
– Teens / friend groups: combine trampoline time with competitive elements (ninja course, trampoline games). Laser Tag may or may not be available depending on construction status, so don’t make it your only reason to go. Jump
– Adults who want “exercise disguised as fun”: airtrack + controlled trampoline work + a few obstacle rounds can be a legit workout without needing a gym mindset. (No medical claims here—just common-sense intensity management.)

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## Safety and rules: what the venue claims (and what that implies)

FG Jump makes an explicit safety claim: qualified instructors supervise guests, and the attractions meet required safety norms. Jump
That’s helpful—but you still want to behave like a cautious adult in a high-impact environment:

– If you’re rusty, stay low and controlled early (small bounces, no twisting).
– Use foam pits/airbag for learning, not ego-jumps.
– If you’re visiting with children, keep them in age-appropriate zones and avoid mixed-size collisions.

FG Jump also offers online consent/waiver (“zgody online”) via its navigation, which often speeds up entry for groups. Jump

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## Birthdays and group visits: why this place is built for it

FG Jump highlights five themed birthday rooms, each 40+ m², with themes like surfing, disco, space, wizards, and glamour. Jump
They also explicitly market to:
– schools (including kindergartens),
– holiday camps,
– “green/white schools” (multi-day school programs),
– companies. Jump

If you’re writing this up for RealJourneyTravels, that’s worth emphasizing: this isn’t just walk-in play—it’s designed for structured events.

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## Getting there: address and contact details

FG Jump (Fun Jump Gorzów)
Targowa 11a, 66-400 Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland
Phone: +48 570 027 272

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## Outdated-data flags (so readers don’t get burned)

– Laser Tag status: Official notice says Laser Tag is closed from 18.08.2025 due to expansion; check for updates before visiting. Jump
– Rating in your dataset (4.5): Treat as potentially time-sensitive unless you’re pulling it live from Google at publish time. (I’m not asserting the current rating because it wasn’t verified in the sources above.)

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