Franchise Deep Dive: Altitude Trampoline Park Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data

Altitude Trampoline Park is one of the world’s largest family entertainment brands, setting the standard in premium trampoline park venues.

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Franchise Deep Dive: Altitude Trampoline Park Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data

TL;DR

Altitude Trampoline Park is a family entertainment brand with over 85 locations across 29 states and four countries. The brand was founded in 2013 and has been franchising since 2016, with a reported average unit volume of $1,747,719 in 2021.

REPORTED COST TO GET IN: $1,526,000 to $3,835,000

REPORTED ROI (Item 19): $1,747,719 (AUV)

Altitude Trampoline Park is one of the world’s largest family entertainment brands, setting the standard in premium trampoline park venues. The custom-designed facilities are creatively outfitted to provide exercise and entertainment for guests of all ages. They allow guests to defy gravity, learn new skills, build confidence, and push their limits to new and exhilarating heights.

How Many Altitude Trampoline Park Locations Are There?

Altitude Trampoline Park is an Atlanta-based active indoor entertainment franchise that was founded in 2013 and has been franchising since 2016. In just two years, the brand expanded to include 73 locations and merged with NRD Capital, a private equity firm that works closely with the brand's leadership to sustainably grow the company.

From 2020 to 2022, the company not only grew its franchise footprint but its internal team as well. The expanded leadership team has honed in on extensive franchise and brand-building efforts, including Altitude Trampoline Park's revamped Endless Jumps membership program, as they focus on delivering the new standard for family entertainment venues across the U.S.

The brand has grown to more than 85 locations open or in development across 29 states and four countries. In 2023, the brand is projected to open 15 new parks and has a goal of signing an additional 41 units.

What Is the Altitude Trampoline Park Business Model?

Altitude Trampoline Parks provide franchisees with a diversified mix of revenue opportunities, ranging from the brand's Endless Jumps membership program, which provides guests with unlimited use of trampolines, soft play, basketball, dodgeball, interactive games, and exhilarating attractions and expanded concessions.

How Much Can Altitude Trampoline Park Franchise Owners Make?

According to the brand’s website, the average unit volume for Altitude Trampoline Parks in 2021 was $1,747,719, with an average COGS of 11.1% and an average payroll of 18.4%.

How Much Does It Cost to Open an Altitude Trampoline Park?

The investment necessary to start an Altitude Trampoline Park franchise ranges from $1,526,000 to $3,835,000.

What Is the Franchise Fee for Altitude Trampoline Park?

The initial franchise fee is $40,000

Who’s On Altitude Trampoline Park’s Leadership Team?

  • Mike Rotondo—Chief Executive Officer

  • Amy Phillips—President and CMO

  • Tom Grieser—Chief Financial Officer

  • Nick Doll—VP of Operations

  • Robert Morris—VP of Development

  • Joseph Steen—Director of Information Technology

What Helpful Articles Can I Read to Learn More About Altitude Trampoline Park?

  • Why Altitude | Trampoline Park Franchise Opportunity

  • Amy Phillips—Altitude Trampoline Park - The Franchise Woman

  • Altitude Trampoline Park Franchisee Testimonial—Ben Thomas

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on May 16, 2023. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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