What to Buy for a Trampoline Party

A trampoline party needs more than a birthday cake and drinks. You will need practical items for check-in, changing, jumping, serving food and keeping the venue tidy. Plan quantities around the number of participants, not just the adults attending. Check the trampoline park’s package and group rules before shopping, especially for grip socks, food, decorations and outside drinks. This list helps you avoid last-minute purchases on the party day.

What to bring

Grouped the way you'd shop for it, with quantities.

Furniture

  • Foldable tablesqty 3
  • Chairsqty 12
  • Tableclothsqty 3
  • Gift table
  • Waste binsqty 3

Sports equipment

  • Non-slip socksqty 24
  • Sports towelsqty 24
  • Wristbandsqty 24
  • Spare sportswearqty 4

Tableware

  • Reusable cupsqty 30
  • Reusable platesqty 30
  • Reusable cutleryqty 30
  • Cake knife
  • Serving plattersqty 5

Catering

  • Coolersqty 2
  • Thermos flasksqty 2
  • Water jugsqty 3
  • Groceries
    • Cola - 4 bottles
    • Cola Zero - 3 bottles
    • Sinas - 3 bottles
    • Apple juice - 3 packs
    • Grape juice - 2 packs
    • Spa Blauw - 4 bottles
    • Sparkling mineral water - 2 bottles
    • Ice cubes - 4 bags
    • Coffee - 2 packs
    • Tea - 1 box
    • Milk - 3 liters
    • Oat milk - 2 liter
    • Sugar - 1 pack
    • Mints - 1 box
    • Paper straws - 30 pieces
    • Paprika chips - 3 bags
    • Plain chips - 3 bags
    • Cheese biscuits - 2 packs
    • Salty breadsticks - 2 bags
    • Popcorn - 2 bags
    • Mini pizzas - 30 pieces
    • Mini frikandel rolls - 30 pieces
    • Cucumber - 3 pieces
    • Snack tomatoes - 3 trays
    • Carrots - 2 bags
    • Grapes - 3 trays
    • Apples - 12 pieces
    • Bananas - 12 pieces
    • Yogurt drink - 24 bottles
    • Cupcakes - 30 pieces
    • Birthday cake - 1 cake
    • Whipped cream - 2 cans
    • Vanilla ice cream - 2 liters
    • Chocolate sauce - 1 bottle
    • Disco sprinkles - 1 jar
    • Napkins - 100 pieces
    • Aluminum foil - 1 roll
    • Cling film - 1 roll
    • Paper towels - 4 rolls
    • Trash bags - 2 rolls
    • Dish soap - 1 bottle
    • All-purpose cleaner - 1 bottle
    • Hand soap - 2 bottles
    • Toilet paper - 2 packs
    • Hand gel - 2 bottles
    • Freezer bags - 1 box
    • Nut-free cookies - 2 packs
    • Gluten-free snacks - 2 packs
    • Vegetarian mini snacks - 2 packs

Decorations

  • Balloonsqty 40
  • Balloon pump
  • Buntingqty 4
  • Table dΓ©corqty 4
  • Name stickersqty 30
  • Markersqty 6

Equipment

  • Bluetooth speaker
  • Charging cablesqty 2
  • Power stripqty 2
  • Extension cordsqty 2
  • Ice packsqty 8

Kitchen

  • Cutting boardsqty 2
  • Cake spatula
  • Kitchen knifeqty 2

Cleaning

  • Hand brush and dustpan
  • Bucketsqty 2
  • Cleaning clothsqty 8
  • Disinfectant wipesqty 2

Tips

  • Buy or confirm one pair of non-slip socks for every participant, plus 2–3 spare pairs in mixed sizes. Some trampoline parks require their own grip socks, so check the rule before ordering.
  • Plan about 500–750 ml of drinks per child for a two-hour party, including water. Chill them in coolers the day before and bring reusable cups marked with name stickers.
  • Order or collect the cake at least one day ahead, then pack a cake knife, serving platters, a cake spatula and cutting boards. These small items are easy to forget when the venue does not provide tableware.
  • Prepare one name sticker and marker for each participant, plus at least five spares. Keep them at the reception table with the printed participant list and parents’ contact details.
  • Check clothing and changing needs before shopping: have 2–3 complete spare outfits, sports towels for roughly one in every four children, and a power strip and charging cables ready for the check-in equipment.

Frequently asked questions

What do I need to bring to a trampoline party?
Bring non-slip socks, water, reusable cups, cake supplies, name stickers, spare sportswear and any decorations allowed by the venue. For a two-hour party, allow 500–750 ml of drinks per participant and pack 2–3 spare pairs of socks.
How many drinks do I need for a trampoline party?
Plan 500–750 ml per child for a two-hour party, with water making up most of the amount. Add extra for adults and keep drinks chilled in coolers until serving.
How much cake should I buy for a trampoline party?
Order about one standard serving per invited participant, plus 2–4 extra portions for unexpected guests or larger slices. Collect the cake at least one day in advance if the bakery allows it, or on the morning of the party.
Do children need special clothes for a trampoline party?
Yes. Ask children to wear comfortable sportswear without loose accessories and bring 2–3 complete spare outfits for accidents or sweaty clothes. Confirm the park’s clothing and sock rules at least one week before the party.

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