School trips and end-of-year outings in Madrid
3,200 m² of trampolines, a climbing wall and a zip line in Leganés. A trip your pupils will remember, and one that counts as a PE lesson.
School trips and end-of-year outings in Madrid
3,200 m² of trampolines, a climbing wall and a zip line in Leganés. A trip your pupils will remember, and one that counts as a PE lesson.
Finding a school trip in Madrid that works for pupils, doesn't depend on the weather and doesn't turn into a boring morning isn't always easy. At Altitude Trampoline Park we've spent years welcoming schools from across the Community of Madrid to our 3,200 square metres in Leganés. We have twelve indoor attractions and our own instructors, and we run organised groups in the mornings, when the park is reserved for schools only.
It's more than a fun day out. Trampolining is one of the most complete forms of exercise there is. It works balance, coordination, lower-body strength and cardiovascular fitness all at once, and pupils don't feel like they're doing sport. That's why many PE departments in Madrid use the visit as a regular part of the school year, not just as an end-of-term reward. It's also why the visit fits just as well into the school sports programmes of schools in Leganés and the south of the Community of Madrid.
A school trip that's also a PE lesson
Each of our zones works on a different skill, so the day can be run as a rotation between stations rather than as unstructured free time. The climbing wall builds strength and problem-solving; the tightrope and battle beam work on balance and proprioception; dodgeball on trampolines develops teamwork and quick decision-making; and the foam pit lets pupils practise falls and acrobatic jumps in a safe environment. That's the difference between school activities with real content and a long morning break.
Indoors, whatever the weather
The activity doesn't depend on the weather, so the trip is never cancelled or rescheduled.
Our own instructors
Our park staff supervise and lead the activities; teachers come along.
20 minutes from central Madrid
At Plaza Nueva Retail Park in Leganés, with direct coach access.
All ages
From early years* to sixth form and vocational training.
Recommended length
1.5 to 2 hours.
The twelve attractions your pupils will try
All attractions are included in the group ticket. None cost extra.
- Zip lane — 106 metres, the longest in Madrid, 11 metres high. Minimum height 1.10 m.
- Climbing wall — eight 6-metre climbing walls with auto-belay systems.
- Dodgeball — the classic game, but on trampolines. The favourite for class tournaments.
- Main court — the large area of interconnected trampolines.
- Foam pit — a foam pool for safe jumps and landings.
- Airbag acrobatics — higher-bounce trampolines for practising twists and flips.
- Trampoline basket — basketball hoops with a trampoline boost.
- Walk the wall — a parkour wall for moving sideways.
- Cardio wall — a team reaction and speed panel.
- Slackline and battle beam — balancing over the foam pit.
- Trapeze & big airbag — a flying trapeze with a drop into the foam.
Rules, safety and instructors
Before the first pupil steps onto a trampoline, our team organises the group and goes over the park's behaviour and safety rules, which are supervised at all times.
- Park instructors are present throughout the visit, especially at stations such as the zip line, climbing walls and trapeze.
- Compulsory grip socks included.
- Attraction restrictions: the zip line requires a height between 1.10 m and 1.95 m and a maximum weight of 100 kg. Trapeze: minimum height 1.20 m. Climbing walls: minimum weight 15 kg.
- Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult in the sports area at all times.
- Outside food may not be brought in or eaten on the premises.
- Valid public liability insurance.
Activities for Madrid schools, stage by stage
A Reception class and a Year 11 group don't need the same visit, even if both trips happen in the same month. These are our four formats, with the zones and activities adapted to each stage.
Early years (ages 3 to 6)
A session on the main court and in the foam pit, with guided motor-skills circuits and no access to the high attractions. Children under 7 always come with an adult, so we plan the adult-to-child ratio with the school before the visit. Recommended length: [CONFIRM: 2 hours].
Primary education (ages 6 to 12)
The stage that gets the most out of the whole park. Pupils rotate through all twelve attractions, with the zip line and climbing wall as the highlights and a dodgeball tournament to finish. It's also the stage where the work on coordination and balance shows most.
Secondary education (ages 12 to 16)
A higher-intensity session with free access to every zone, team challenges on the climbing wall and a trampoline basketball competition. It works especially well as a team-building day at the start of the school year, when groups are still getting to know each other.
Sixth form, vocational training and end-of-year trips
A full-day format that can be combined with other activities at Plaza Nueva Retail Park. It's the usual choice for groups looking for an end-of-year outing in Madrid without long journeys or overnight stays.
Getting here from your school
We're at Plaza Nueva Retail Park in Leganés, with our own car park and space for coaches to manoeuvre and wait. It's about 20 minutes from central Madrid on the A-42, and under 15 from towns in the south such as Getafe, Fuenlabrada, Alcorcón, Móstoles, Parla and Pinto. If your school is in the area, the trip fits into a morning without eating into lunchtime.
- Plaza Nueva Retail Park, unit 9 · Leganés (Madrid)
- Phone: +34 910 149 799
- Email: info@altitudemadrid.com
