Flying Rabbit Indore – Best Tips, Timing & Entry Fee

Flying Rabbit trampoline park Indore — the bouncy landmark near Dewas Naka that everyone keeps talking about — calls itself India’s first indigenous trampoline and adventure park. If you have a hyperactive kid, a restless teenager, or an adult who secretly wants to bounce like a five-year-old, this is where Indore goes to let gravity off the hook. One ticket covers everything — trampolines, foam pits, dodgeball, a climbing wall, a ninja course, and a glow-in-the-dark theme that lights the place up after sunset. This guide covers how to reach it, timings, ticket prices, what’s inside, and the practical tips first-timers usually learn the hard way.

Key Highlights

• Located at Dewas Naka, Pipliya Kumar, Indore — near Bharat Petrol Pump, easy to reach from anywhere in the city
• Open every day from 12:00 noon to 10:00 pm, with glow-in-the-dark sessions that make evenings here genuinely special
• One ticket covers all attractions: foam pits, dodgeball, slam dunk, climbing wall, ninja course, sky stepper and more
• Families love it for birthdays — the park books party sessions, and trained staff stay with each activity area
• Grip socks are mandatory for jumping and sold at the counter, so budget a little extra beyond the ticket price

Location & How to Reach

Flying Rabbit is at 5/21 and 5/22, Dewas Naka, Pipliya Kumar, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 453771. The landmark everyone uses is Bharat Petrol Pump near Dewas Naka — say that to any auto driver and they will know where to take you. It is a standalone building on the Dewas Naka stretch, in the middle of a busy market area — handy for combining the visit with some market shopping.

By Air

The nearest airport is Devi Ahilyabai Holkar Airport in Indore, roughly 8–10 km from Dewas Naka depending on the route. From the airport, a cab or auto-rickshaw takes about 20–25 minutes; pre-paid taxis are available at arrivals, and app-based cabs run across the city.

By Train

Indore Junction, roughly 6–8 km away (about a 15-minute drive), connects to Delhi, Mumbai, Bhopal, and most big cities; from the station, take an auto-rickshaw or cab toward Dewas Naka.

By Road

Indore is well connected by road — NH 52 runs through the city, and buses arrive from Bhopal, Ujjain, Ratlam, and Dewas through the day. Autos to Dewas Naka run constantly. If you drive yourself, ask for Pipliya Kumar near Bharat Petrol Pump; parking in the market area fills up on weekend evenings, so arrive a bit early.

Timings & Entry Fee

The park is open all seven days, from 12:00 noon to 10:00 pm, including weekends and public holidays. Try to arrive by 9 pm at the latest — the last session has to wrap up before the 10 pm closing, so walking in at 9:45 will leave you disappointed.

On ticket pricing, here is the honest picture. The park’s official website does not publish a fixed price list, and the only detailed price table online is a third-party listing a couple of years old — roughly ₹700 for an hour and up to about ₹1,000 for a two-hour adult session, with kids’ passes lower and grip socks around ₹80. Prices have very likely moved since, so treat those figures as a ballpark: check flyingrabbitindia.in or call +91-8888744212 before you leave home, especially for a group. Whatever the current rate, the structure stays the same: one ticket covers every attraction inside, and grip socks are a mandatory separate purchase. For a different kind of park outing, see our Gautam Buddha Park in Lucknow guide.

Activities & Attractions

The park splits its attractions into two broad zones, and the ticket covers both. The trampoline arena is the heart of the place — a big interconnected jumping area with a free jump zone, a foam pit for practising flips and soft landings, super bags that swallow your landing, and a long stunt mat for gymnasts-in-training. Dodgeball on trampolines is the group favourite — ordinary dodgeball rules, except everyone is bouncing. Slam dunk lets you finally dunk like you are seven feet tall, and the beam fight pits two players against each other with padded bats.

The adventure zone is more athletic: a climbing wall, sky stepper, crazy jump station, and a ninja course — the kind of thing that looks easy until you are halfway across. Tight rope and free drop stations round out the thrill section. What sets the place apart is the theme: Flying Rabbit runs as a glow-in-the-dark park, so once the sun goes down the whole interior lights up in neon, and evening sessions feel completely different from afternoon ones.

The park also runs birthday party sessions — a proper draw for parents, since a staff member stays with each game area while the kids bounce themselves out. If you are comparing across cities, our guide to Kangaroo Trampoline Park in Lucknow follows a very similar one-ticket model, and there is a comparable trampoline park in Kolkata worth a look.

Best Time to Visit

The park is fully indoors, so the weather never matters — that is half the point. It is a fine plan on a scorching May afternoon or a rainy July day alike. Crowd levels matter more than the season: weekday afternoons are the quietest, with more trampoline space to yourself, while weekend evenings and school holidays get packed and session slots fill up fast. Going with small children? Pick the early afternoon. Want the full neon effect? The later evening hours show the glow-in-the-dark theme at its best.

Nearby Places to Visit in Indore

Dewas Naka puts you close to some of Indore’s best-known landmarks. Rajwada Palace, the old Holkar palace in the heart of the city, is the obvious first stop — seven storeys of Maratha, Mughal, and French architecture with a lively market around it. Sarafa Bazaar, the famous night food market, comes alive after dark and is one of those experiences the city is genuinely known for. History buffs can head to Lalbagh Palace or the glass-and-mirror Kanch Mandir. Families with energy to spare can spend a half day at Indore Zoo (Kamala Nehru Prani Sangrahalaya) or unwind by the lake at Pipliyapala Regional Park. End the day at Chhapan Dukan, the city’s beloved 56-shop food street, with Indori poha, jalebi, and rabdi.

If water slides are more your family’s thing than trampolines, we have covered two fun alternatives elsewhere: Shivganga Water Park and Shakti Water Park.

Travel Tips

Wear comfortable clothes — athletic wear, basically. Grip socks are compulsory: buy them at the counter or carry your own pair from a previous trampoline park visit; regular socks will not be allowed. Sign the safety waiver at the counter before your session — minors need a parent or guardian to sign for them.

Listen to the safety briefing. Trampolines are forgiving but not foolproof — one person per trampoline bed, no double flips unless you genuinely know what you are doing, and keep an eye on smaller kids in shared zones. Pregnant women, people with back or joint issues, and anyone with a recent injury should sit this one out or check with the staff first. Two hours of jumping dehydrates you faster than you expect, so carry a water bottle. For regular visits, walk-ins are the norm; for birthday parties or group visits, call +91-8888744212 ahead of time so they can arrange a session slot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly is Flying Rabbit trampoline park in Indore?

Flying Rabbit is at 5/21 and 5/22, Dewas Naka, Pipliya Kumar, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 453771, near Bharat Petrol Pump. It is a standalone building on the Dewas Naka stretch, not inside a shopping mall — ask any local auto driver for Dewas Naka near Bharat Petrol Pump and they will find it.

What are the opening hours of Flying Rabbit Indore?

The park is open every day, Monday to Sunday, from 12:00 noon to 10:00 pm, including holidays. Plan to arrive by 9 pm at the latest so your session finishes comfortably before the 10 pm closing time.

What is the entry fee for Flying Rabbit trampoline park Indore?

The park does not publish a fixed price list on its official website. The last publicly listed prices put adult passes around ₹700 for one hour and roughly ₹1,000 for two hours, with kids’ passes lower and grip socks around ₹80 extra. Rates may have changed since — check flyingrabbitindia.in or call +91-8888744212 for current prices.

What activities can you do at Flying Rabbit trampoline park Indore?

One ticket covers everything: the trampoline arena with a free jump area, foam pits, super bags, dodgeball, slam dunk and beam fight, plus the adventure zone with a climbing wall, ninja course, sky stepper and crazy jump. The park runs a glow-in-the-dark theme, so evening sessions have a neon-lit atmosphere.

Is Flying Rabbit Indore suitable for small kids?

Yes, it is designed as a family park, and the official description says it suits everyone from toddlers to adults. Kids’ passes are priced for roughly the 4–12 age band. Very young children should be accompanied by an adult on the trampolines, and the staff supervise each activity area. Birthday party sessions are one of the park’s most popular bookings.

Do I need to book tickets for Flying Rabbit Indore in advance?

For regular visits, walk-ins are the norm — there is no widely advertised online booking system. For birthday parties, school outings, or large group visits, it is wise to call the park at +91-8888744212 ahead of time so they can reserve a session slot for your group.