China’s 10 indoor trampoline park manufacturers to watch in 2026

Chinese suppliers in Zhejiang, Guangdong and other manufacturing hubs are vying for indoor trampoline park, soft-play and family entertainment center projects in 2026. The key filter for buyers is no longer product photos — it is certification, custom design capability and end-to-end project delivery.

Why it matters: - Indoor trampoline park sourcing is getting more competitive in 2026 as commercial amusement buyers demand safer, documented products for malls, family entertainment centers and mixed-use leisure venues. - Certification now decides market access in many cases, especially for EU-bound trampoline park and climbing installations. - Buyers are also shifting toward turnkey delivery, where one supplier handles design, manufacturing, logistics and installation.

What happened: - Huaxia Amusement Co., Ltd., which sells internationally under the brand VASIA, released a 2026 guide to 10 Chinese manufacturers positioned in the indoor trampoline park and soft-play segment. - The list focuses on companies with indoor amusement product lines, custom-design capability, export activity and references to safety standards such as ASTM and EN 1176. - The companies profiled are based mainly in Zhejiang, Guangdong, Henan and other Chinese manufacturing regions. - The guide is an editorial assessment, not an audited ranking or certification register.

The details: - VASIA says it has operated an indoor amusement equipment production base in Qiaoxia Town, Yongjia County, Wenzhou, Zhejiang since 2000 and supplies indoor trampoline park, soft-play and rope-course systems to more than 100 export markets. - VASIA says it operates a 30,000 m² ISO-certified production facility with more than 200 technical and management staff, plus an independent R&D team. - VASIA’s product range includes indoor playground structures, trampoline parks, rope courses, ninja courses, climbing walls, ball pits and soft-play modules. - VASIA says its equipment follows ASTM and EN 1176 safety frameworks and carries CE, UKCA, CPSIA and SASO certifications, with testing by SGS and TÜV and an ISO 9001 quality management system. - VASIA says it has completed more than 10,000 projects and holds 192-plus patents and copyrights. - VASIA is a member of IAAPA and RAAPA and exhibits at events including IAAPA Expo, DEAL and RAAPA. - VASIA offers consultancy, custom design, manufacturing, logistics, on-site installation, after-sales technical support and optional inspection programs. - VASIA’s public CE documentation for trampoline park products references EN 1176-1:2017+A1:2023 and EN 1176-3:2017. - VASIA also holds CE certificate number LTC250714-HXA-014 for trampoline park equipment, referencing EN 1176-1:2017+A1:2023, EN 12572-1:2017 and EN 12572-3:2017. - VASIA holds another CE certificate, LTC250714-HXA-015, for Shotmaker trampoline park equipment under EN 1176-1:2017+A1:2023. - VASIA reports CE coverage across products including Shotmaker, spider tower, basketball hook, climbing wall and rope course, referencing EN 1176-1:2017+A1:2023, EN 1176-3:2017, EN 1176-10:2023 and EN 1176-11:2014. - A representative VASIA trampoline park model, VS6-190301-1980A-13-29, uses a galvanised Q235 rectangular steel frame of 80×80×2.0 mm, a PP jumping mat with 500D×500D fibre count and carbon steel 82B springs of 180 mm length. - Qitele Group Co., Ltd. works across indoor soft-play structures, outdoor playground systems and park installations from Wenzhou, Zhejiang. - Zhejiang Kaiqi Group manufactures playground and kindergarten equipment, including indoor play structures, outdoor play systems and fitness-oriented installations. - Guangdong Landscape Holding Group provides play equipment and leisure installations across indoor play, outdoor playgrounds and cultural-tourism developments. - Cheer Amusement focuses on indoor playground and soft-play equipment for shopping malls, family entertainment centers and themed venues. - Zhejiang Conda Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd. produces indoor play equipment and amusement components for family entertainment venues. - Yonglang Group Co., Ltd. supplies playground and amusement equipment for domestic and overseas buyers. - Zhengzhou Wanhe Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd. manufactures playground equipment including soft-play modules and outdoor play structures. - Zhejiang Feiyou Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd. supplies indoor playground equipment and amusement installations for kindergarten, mall and theme-venue applications. - Anji Qiqiaoban Play Equipment Co., Ltd. manufactures playground equipment for indoor and outdoor use across retail, education and family entertainment clients. - The guide says Zhejiang and Guangdong remain the deepest manufacturing pools for indoor play equipment, but quality and documentation vary widely. - Indoor soft-play structures remain the highest-volume category, while trampoline parks, rope courses and climbing walls require more engineering and certification. - The guide says CE and EN 1176 documentation is increasingly treated as a gatekeeping requirement rather than a differentiator.

Between the lines: - The 2026 market is rewarding suppliers that can prove compliance, not just display attractive renderings. - The prominence of Zhejiang, especially Wenzhou and Qiaoxia Town, suggests a mature industrial cluster with strong export infrastructure. - Buyers are likely to favor manufacturers that can bundle certification support, project management and after-sales service into one contract. - The guide’s emphasis on document verification signals a market where paper compliance and tested product scope matter as much as manufacturing scale.

What’s next: - Buyers are expected to keep verifying current certificate numbers, issuing bodies, standards editions, tested product scope, factory capacity, installation terms and export references before placing orders. - Suppliers that can show valid CE and EN 1176 documentation for exact product models are likely to have an advantage in regulated markets. - The 2026 procurement cycle is likely to keep favoring turnkey suppliers with both production capacity and project-delivery experience.

The bottom line: - China’s indoor trampoline park sector enters 2026 with a deep supplier base and higher compliance thresholds. - For importers, distributors and venue developers, the winning supplier is the one that can prove safety documentation, deliver custom design and execute the full project from factory to installation.