The beginning
A small team, one adventure tower and a belief that people will pay for a real thrill. Every project since has started from the same belief.

Welcome to JumpKing International LLP












A small team, one adventure tower and a belief that people will pay for a real thrill. Every project since has started from the same belief.

Trampolines, climbing walls, soft play and rope elements, supplied to order. We learned what lasts and what wears out on real sites.

Clients stopped asking for a product and started asking for a day out: layout, flow, capacity and safety as one brief.

Rope adventures, free fall and canyon swings, launched from the edge, where the engineering has to be beyond argument.

Tents, domes and pods that survive a monsoon and still feel like a hotel room: the difference between a ticket and a tariff.

Planning, design, supply and installation coordinated as one project, with one point of contact.

Feasibility studies, footfall and revenue modelling, and signature attractions planned for a single site.

Start with the ground.
Slope, water, access and catchment, studied before anything is drawn.
Decide what it should be.
Visitor flow, capacity and the mix of attractions, as one brief.
Work out how it stands up.
Layouts, structural design and connection details, drawn before anything is ordered.
Made to the specification.
Fabrication and load testing to the agreed specification.
Open it, and keep it running.
Commissioning, with operator training on request and inspection records where the standards ask for them.
18
Years in adventure
200+
In the catalogue
6
Attraction families
3
Signature brands
Planning, design, supply and installation are coordinated as one project, through one point of contact from brief to opening.
Most attractions are sized and specified for one site. A brief that no standard unit answers is a normal starting point, not an exception.
Scope, specification, price and terms are set out in the quotation. Anything not written there is not part of the deal.
Spares, servicing and operator training are available on request and quoted when needed. An attraction that stops running stops earning.
We read the ground before we draw on it. Slope, wind, water and access decide what can stand there.
A commercial instrument as much as a thrill. Footfall and spend are design inputs, not afterthoughts.
A destination should look like it grew where it stands, rather than like it arrived there in a container.
Anyone can sell a ticket once. A destination is the thing people put in the calendar again.
You don’t need to have every answer before starting.
Tell us about your location, available space, budget and the people you want to attract. Whether you have a specific activity in mind or need help choosing a direction, that gives us a useful place to begin.
Share what you know. We’ll help clarify the next step.