Zero-Gravity Milano (with kids)
How Kids-Friendly is Zero-Gravity Milano?
What makes it 72% Kids-Friendly: Children aged 5–12 may jump, dodgeball and host parties with staff oversight, but under-5s are barred, no diaper tables or quiet corners exist, and hourly costs mount, so fit is solid yet imperfect.
Positives:
- Multi-sport fun: Kids 5+ can try trampolines, foam pits, dodgeball and ninja obstacles.
- Party perks: Private rooms and assistants make birthday celebrations stress-free.
Challenges:
- Minimum age: Children under 5 cannot enter; the 3-year-old must wait.
- No baby facilities: There are no changing tables or nursing rooms; bring portable supplies.
What is Zero-Gravity Milano?
- An indoor sports centre in Milan that integrates wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits and professional-grade tumbling mats
- Dedicated zones for parkour, aerial fabrics, pole dance, volleyball and bodyweight strength circuits
- Structured group lessons, private coaching sessions and modular birthday-party packages led by expert trainers
What is so special about Zero-Gravity Milano for with kids?
- High-energy trampoline park with foam pits and dodgeball
- Ninja-warrior course challenges kids’ agility and balance
- Structured acrobatics lessons for ages 5–12
- Easy birthday party packages with private rooms
- Lower rates and quieter visits on weekdays
Recommended visit duration: 2–3 hours
Why 2–3 hours visit duration is ideal for with kids: Enough time for kids to enjoy trampolines, obstacle courses and a lesson without rushing.
Kids-Friendly Activities in Zero-Gravity Milano
Palestra Academy play zone:
Jump on trampolines, dive into foam pits and play dodgeball or basketball.
Tip: Arrive 15 minutes early to collect non-slip socks and get fitted.
Ninja-warrior obstacle course:
Test agility on bars, ropes and balance beams in a mini-course.
Tip: Start with lower obstacles to build confidence before moving up.
Under-12 acrobatics lesson:
Join a 55-minute group class to learn basic flips and stretches.
Tip: Book online at least a week ahead to secure a spot.
Birthday party package:
Enjoy a 2½-hour private party with dedicated assistant and unlimited play.
Tip: Reserve on weekdays for the €300 rate; parents enter free.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Zero-Gravity Milano
- Visit weekdays: Enjoy lower rates and smaller crowds Monday–Friday.
- Book classes online: Reserve acro-lessons and holiday camps at least one week in advance.
- Bring snacks: No on-site café; pack water and small snacks for kids.
Reviews of Zero-Gravity Milano
Christoph Holler
A really nice and well structured trampoline park with two areas. There is a Dodgeball field, several basketball trampolines, some computer trampoline games and many trampolines - but those are really weak compared to other parks. Highlight is the two big air trampolines which lead to an airbag and a jump tower in the airbag. It also has a small Ninja Parcours. For the second, more professional ar...
Andrea Riposati
Great place in Milan. Super fun. The team is super professional. Great for both beginners and athletes
Bhavika Varshani
Summer camp is great. Water activities, obstacles, parkour, foam pit, and trust fall. All his favourites. Lunch excellent a couple of days and could be improved others. Staff are very kind, helpful, and playful with children.
Nir Sharony
Fun activity for the kids. You pay €18 per kid and they get to play around for an hour. They sell various kinds of snacks and the prices are very reasonable. We were there during the weekend and there were quite a lot of kids in the play area. There is nothing much for the parents to do except sit and wait for the hour to be over.
Massimo Cotrozzi
One of the largest trampolines gym. Obviously busy on weekends.... but not that much. Need to buy a membership (5€) and then it’s 10€/hour.
When is the best time to visit Zero-Gravity Milano (Milan, Italy)?
Check holiday camp dates during school breaks and book early; camps fill up fast.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 4 (2 Adults + 2 Kids)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Annual membership cards (4) | EUR 20 |
| First hour entry (2 kids) | EUR 20 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 40 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: Via Carlo Valvassori Peroni, 48, 20133 Milano MI, Italy
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