PomPom Jump Málaga

PomPom Jump is a brand-new indoor activity park on the outskirts of Málaga, and it makes a strong first impression. Sitting just off one of the main roads into the city rather than in the centre, it is easy to reach from either direction — on a busy summer Saturday afternoon we found parking right outside the door, at what would normally be one of the busiest times.

The venue had been open barely ten days when we visited, and the investment shows immediately. The design and layout feel genuinely high-end and modern, and it is clear the owners have put serious money and effort into getting it right.

Entry to the paid play area is €14.90 for one hour, the same price for children and adults. It is a reasonable rate that sits just slightly on the high side, but once you are inside it is easy to see where the money has gone. The jumping area is huge and well staffed, with a wide range of trampolines and foam pits for soft landings.

Crucially, this is not just a trampoline park — far from it. It is full of surprises, including a high-up assault course where you are strapped in and clipped on, which was the clear highlight for our nine-year-old, alongside plenty of slick, high-tech attractions such as slides and zip lines.

Outside the paid zone there is an arcade. As you would expect from a venue this new, a few machines were not fully working yet and the range still leaves a little to the imagination, but there is plenty of space to expand it over time. There is also food on site: well priced and good — not amazing, but not bad either — and genuinely good value if you find yourself hungry mid-visit, with reasonably priced drinks too.

Overall this is an impressive, well-run new addition to Málaga's indoor activity scene, and one we would expect to keep getting better as it matures.