Fun City Adventure Park
A Delaware-original indoor adventure park in Bear — trampolines, ninja and ropes courses, foam pit, and a toddler rate for the littlest.
The Quick Version
- • A Delaware-original (not a chain) indoor adventure park in Bear — trampoline courts, a ninja course, a ropes course, climbing, a foam pit, bumper ball, basketball, and an arcade.
- • Sold in timed blocks (1.5 or 2 hours), with a reduced toddler rate for kids 42 inches and under.
- • Grip 'jump socks' are required and a signed waiver is needed for anyone jumping or buying socks — socks from other trampoline parks are accepted.
- • It's a high-energy trampoline park, not a quiet toddler café — best for a kid who can hold their own; little ones can come at the toddler rate.
Best Ages
Ages 4–13
Plan For
1.5–2 hours (timed blocks)
Adults
A supervising adult who isn't jumping doesn't need a paid jump admission; anyone who jumps needs socks and a waiver.
Kids
Sold in timed blocks (1.5 or 2 hours). Check current pricing on their booking portal.
What to Expect
Fun City is a Delaware-original indoor adventure park in Bear (in the old Kmart at Governors Place), and it leans toward the high-energy end — trampoline courts, a ninja course, a ropes course, climbing, a foam pit, bumper ball, basketball, a battle beam, and an arcade. Aggregators describe '15+ attractions'; the park's own page lists about eleven.
It's honest to set expectations: this is a trampoline park, not a calm toddler-first play café. There's no dedicated soft-play café zone, but there is a playground and a foam pit, and kids 42 inches and under get a reduced toddler rate (height checked at the desk). For a toddler, the move is to stick to the playground, foam pit, and arcade, and go early before the trampolines fill with bigger kids.
Housekeeping before you arrive: admission is sold in timed blocks (1.5 or 2 hours), grip 'jump socks' are required (sold separately, reusable — and they'll accept socks from other trampoline parks), and a waiver is required for anyone jumping or even buying socks. There's a weight limit around 250 lbs. Current prices live on their booking portal and hours on their Google profile, so check both before you go.
Who It's Best For
Best for active kids who like fast-paced, trampoline-style play — roughly 4 to early teens. Toddlers can come (there's a 42-inch-and-under rate) but it isn't a toddler-first venue; steer little ones to the playground, foam pit, and arcade and time it off-peak.
Highlights
Trampoline courts & foam pit
Ages 5–13The core of the park — open trampolines plus a foam pit to land in.
Ninja & ropes courses, climbing
Ages 7–13Obstacle-style attractions for older kids with energy to burn.
Playground, foam pit & arcade for littles
Ages 2–6The toddler-friendly corners — softer play and games away from the big trampolines.
What to Skip with Little Ones
- • Expecting a quiet toddler play café — it's a high-energy trampoline park.
- • The ropes course, climbing wall, and battle beam — built for bigger kids.
- • The trampoline courts when they're crowded with older kids — go early and use the playground and foam pit.
Logistics
Admission
Adults
A supervising adult who isn't jumping doesn't need a paid jump admission; anyone who jumps needs socks and a waiver.
Kids
Sold in timed blocks (1.5 or 2 hours). Check current pricing on their booking portal.
Under
Kids 42 inches and under get a reduced toddler rate (height checked at the front desk).
Prices drift — the live booking portal is the authoritative source. All sales are final. Grip 'jump socks' are required and sold separately (reusable; socks from other parks are accepted). A weight limit of about 250 lbs applies.
Getting There
Parking
On-site lot parking in the Governors Place / Fox Run shopping center (the former Kmart building).
Large shared shopping-center lot.
Entrance
901 Governors Place, Bear — in the Governors Place / Fox Run center.
Parent Logistics
Single-level and climate-controlled; fine to bring a stroller and park it while you supervise.
Restrooms on site.
Likely in the restrooms — not confirmed.
Fully indoors and climate-controlled.
Food & Snacks
A refreshment area sells snacks and drinks; the selection is limited.
Snack strategy: Light snacks are available; bring your own meal plans for after, and note outside food is generally restricted for non-party visits.
Pro Tips
- ✓ Bring grip socks you already own — they're required, sold separately, and Fun City accepts socks from other trampoline parks.
- ✓ Do the waiver online before you arrive (it's good about a year) to skip a front-desk bottleneck.
- ✓ Use the 42-inch-and-under toddler rate for little ones, and time the visit early to dodge the big-kid crowd.
- ✓ Check the booking portal for current prices and the Google profile for current hours — the site defers to both.
When to Go
Best Time to Visit
Early or off-peak is best for little kids, before the trampolines fill with bigger kids. Hours vary — the park points to its Google profile for the latest, so check before you go.
Seasonal Notes
Year-round indoor park. Admission is sold in timed blocks; current prices and hours live on their booking portal and Google profile.
Rainy Day?
A high-energy rainy-day option in Bear for kids who like to climb and jump; for toddlers, go early and stick to the gentler corners.
While You're in the Area
In the Governors Place / Fox Run center — easy to pair with shopping or a meal nearby.