New StarJump hall

Trampoline boom now also arrives in Oberwart

The Oberwart trampoline hall offers state-of-the-art trampolines and versatile action areas for all age groups.(Bild: Starjump Oberwart)

On November 29, one of the most modern trampoline facilities in Europe will open in the Oberwart exhibition hall. With a variety of attractions, the hall will guarantee action, fun and challenges for around 60,000 visitors a year. 1.2 million euros have been invested in it. 

All Ninja Warriors and those who want to become one should mark November 29 in their calendars. That's when one of the most modern trampoline facilities in Europe opens in Oberwart. Cost: 1.2 million euros.

Deputy Mayor Michael Leitgeb, Ute Portschy-Heidenreich, inform events Managing Director Roland Poiger and Thomas Klepits (ideas4you) with students from HBLA Oberwart, who are in charge of the StarJump hall's social media presence as "jumping fluencers".(Bild: Franz Weber Pressefoto)

Jump, action and balance areas on over 3000 square meters
On an area of over 3000 square meters, "StarJump" in the former exhibition hall II offers state-of-the-art trampoline facilities as well as "jump, action and balance areas" for all ages and abilities seven days a week. "A special highlight is a specially designed Ninja Warrior Park, which requires skill, strength and endurance and where the best of the best can even immortalize themselves in the 'Hall of Fame'," announces Roland Poiger, Managing Director of "inform events".

StarJump is not only a place for everyday fun, but also the ideal location for special occasions such as birthday parties.(Bild: Starjump Oberwart)

With specially tailored packages, it also aims to be a location for birthday parties. The operator also guarantees fair prices.

Operator wants to guarantee fair prices
Compared to other halls in Europe, the price of 17 euros per hour is significantly cheaper, says Poiger, who expects around 60,000 visitors per year. Tickets go on sale on November 1 via the website www.starjump.at.