If you ask someone for the trampoline park on Hillsborough, you will usually get a nod and then a pause. That is how most people remember it. They recall the street or the county, not the brand. The trampoline park Tampa Hillsborough people mean is Altitude Tampa, in the Drew Park neighborhood, on West Hillsborough Avenue. I went through the details so you do not have to guess at the door: where it is, when it is open, what is actually inside, and where the information online disagrees with itself. There is more disagreement than I would like.
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- 📍 The place: Altitude Tampa - Drew Park, 4340 West Hillsborough Ave, Tampa, FL 33614. Some listings add Suite 350. Put the street address in your map app and look for the suite when you get there.
- The hours: Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Friday 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. If the sign on the door says something else, trust the door.
- 🧦 The paperwork: Watch the short orientation video and sign the waiver before you leave the house. You do not want to be turned around at the desk.
- The prices: The dollar figures I have contradict each other, and some promotions are old. Call before you promise anyone a jump time or a dollar amount. The number I would use for anything specific is (813) 399-1529.
- The mix-ups: Bradenton and Spring Hill have Altitude parks too, but they are not this one. Rays games, Bucs games, Lightning, the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, and an AMC are all separate plans in separate places.
1. Trampoline Park Tampa Hillsborough Is Altitude Tampa in Drew Park
The first thing to settle is whether "Hillsborough" points to one building or to several. I checked Altitude's Florida locations to find out. Tampa shows up once. The Tampa park is Altitude Tampa - Drew Park, and Drew Park is the neighborhood in the name. Hillsborough is the street. The county-wide Hillsborough zip codes are a different lookup.
The address is 4340 West Hillsborough Ave, Tampa, Florida 33614. Street, city, and ZIP agree across the places I looked. Some versions add Suite 350 to the line, and some leave it off. I would put the street address in your map and plan to look for the suite number on the building when you arrive. Altitude's birthday material describes the location as being on W. Hillsborough Ave. and N. Lois Ave., near Crunch Fitness. If a friend says "the trampoline place on Hillsborough," that is the pin I would use.
There are two phone numbers on file for this park: (813) 399-1529 and (813) 503-4428. Altitude uses 813-399-1529 when it tells you to call about something specific, so that is the one I would dial first. The second number is listed with no label, and I do not know what it is for. I would not guess which one reaches the front desk.
2. Check the Weekly Hours Before You Leave
The hours for this location are more specific than the usual "open daily" you see on many attraction pages. Here they are as I have them:
- Sunday: 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
- Monday through Thursday: 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
- Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
- Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
These are the hours I would plan around, but hours change. Holidays, private events, and staffing can all shift the schedule, and I do not have a list of those exceptions. If you are coming on a holiday weekend or a night you have a party booked, call first. ⏰ The phone call is also the best way to find out whether a late jump will still get you the full time you paid for.
The Saturday window is the one I would think about most. Opening at 9:30 gives you a little extra room for a morning session, and closing at 11:00 makes it easier to fit in a late jump after dinner. Friday runs late too. Sunday closes earliest, at 9:00, so plan your session with that in mind.
3. Know What Is Actually Inside
Altitude lists a set of attractions for this Tampa location. The ones I would look for first are:
- Basketball Trampoline Dunk
- Battle Beam
- Extreme Dodgeball
- Kid's Court
- Main Court
- Performance Trampoline
- Trapeze
- Tumble Track
- ZipLine
Programs named alongside these include birthday parties, Glo in the Park, Jump Happy Hour, and Junior Jumpers. Glo in the Park and Happy Hour are the kind of sessions that change with the calendar, so ask about them on the phone before you plan around one.
Altitude's general marketing mentions dodgeball, battle beams, climbing, digital experiences, and party packages. It also says that programs differ from park to park. That matters here. I am not adding a foam pit, a ninja course, or anything else that sounds like a trampoline park feature unless it is on the Tampa attraction list. If you have a specific activity in mind, like the trapeze or the ZipLine, ask whether it is open during your session. Equipment can be closed for maintenance, and I would rather you hear that on the phone than find out at the door.
For a first visit, I would start with the Main Court and the Battle Beam if you want the classic trampoline park experience. Kids who want the lower-key version tend to head for the Kid's Court. Those are my picks, not a ranking, and your group might disagree.
4. Sign the Waiver Before You Drive
Altitude's safety rules say to watch a short orientation video and sign the waiver before you jump. I would do both before you leave the house. A trampoline park that sends you back to the car for a missing waiver is a wasted trip, and the rule is printed on their own materials, so there is no excuse to be surprised by it.
Before you go, check that everyone in your group has a plan for the waiver. If you are bringing kids, adults need to sign too, and it helps to know who is responsible for each child. The orientation video is short, but it covers the basics you will need in the building. Give everyone a few minutes to watch it.
If you are booking a party, the waiver process still applies to every jumper, not just the person who made the booking. A birthday group of twelve kids and their parents is a lot of signatures. Sort it out early so you are not standing at the desk holding up the line.
5. Confirm Prices and Booking Before You Promise Anyone a Jump
This is the part I would be most careful about. 💳 The prices I have for this location do not agree with each other. Some of the figures I have seen for Tampa include:
- A 90-minute jump at $24.99
- A 120-minute jump at $27.99
- A Happy Hour three-hour jump at $27.99, Monday through Thursday
- Monthly memberships at $44.99, with a note to come in and ask
The party package numbers also shift from one listing to the next. Some old promotions are still floating around, including an Easter 2024 hunt and a flash sale that ran into April 2026. Those are not the walk-up price today. Do not plan around a sale that has already ended.
Jump time, Happy Hour, membership, deposit, and party package are separate purchases. None of them is a sock fee or a parking fee, and I have not seen a list that covers those details. For booked events, the event terms call for a $100 deposit. If you book ahead, someone from Altitude will call to collect it. That means the phone number you give them matters.
There is also a "book the entire park" offer that Altitude says is available at participating locations. It does not clearly say whether 4340 West Hillsborough is one of them. If you are thinking about booking the whole room for a big group, call (813) 399-1529 and ask that question directly before you commit to a date or a deposit.
Useful Things to Know
Figure out which "Hillsborough" you mean. Hillsborough Avenue is a long road, and Tampa is not the only place with a park near it. The trampoline park on West Hillsborough in Drew Park is the Altitude Tampa location. The Altitude parks in Bradenton (201 Cortez Road West) and Spring Hill (11162 Spring Hill Drive) are separate places with separate phones and separate hours. If your GPS sends you to one of those, you are in the wrong city.
Keep the entertainment plans separate. People often ask about a trampoline park in the same breath as Rays tickets, a Bucs game at Raymond James Stadium, a Lightning game, a night at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, or a movie at an AMC. Those are all real places, and some of them are a fun day out. But none of them is the trampoline park. The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tampa is at 5223 Orient Road, Tampa, Florida 33610. Raymond James Stadium is the Bucs building. Benchmark International Arena is downtown on Channelside. Topgolf on Palm River Road is a different night out. None of those is the Suite 350 door on West Hillsborough.
If you want to combine a jump with one of those outings, plan them as separate trips. A jump session can run long, and jumping hard before a ballgame or a casino night is a bad combination. Leave a buffer, and plan to eat something before you go.
Timing and crowds. I do not have crowd counts or peak-time information to share. What I can say is that the Saturday window is the longest of the week, which tells you where people are likely to spend a lot of their time. Ask the phone line when the quieter sessions are before you commit to a time.
Parking. I do not have parking details I can vouch for here, so ask about it when you call. It is a simple question, and the answer will be more useful than whatever I could guess.
Promos are not prices. Old promotions are still advertised online, including ones from 2024 and early 2026. Treat any promo as a question to ask, not a price you can count on. If a sale has an end date that has already passed, ask whether the current price is different.
What people get wrong. Most of the mistakes I can think of come from relying on a memory of the brand name or a single online page. People show up at the wrong Altitude. They expect a deal that has expired. They forget the waiver. They assume a party package includes everything in the room. A short phone call clears up most of that.
FAQ
Is there a trampoline park on Hillsborough in Tampa?
Yes. The trampoline park on West Hillsborough in Tampa is Altitude Tampa - Drew Park, at 4340 West Hillsborough Ave. Drew Park is the neighborhood in the name, and Hillsborough is the street. I did not find a second Altitude on Hillsborough Avenue in Tampa.
What is the address for the trampoline park Tampa Hillsborough location?
The address is 4340 West Hillsborough Ave, Tampa, Florida 33614. Some listings add Suite 350, and some leave it off. Plug in the street address and look for the suite when you arrive.
What are the hours on weekends?
Saturday is 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Sunday is 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Those are the hours I have for this location. Holidays and private events can change them, so call (813) 399-1529 before a special day.
Do I need to sign a waiver before I arrive?
You should watch the short orientation video and sign the waiver before you jump. Altitude's safety rules ask for both. Every jumper needs to do it, including adults in a group.
How much does a jump cost?
The figures I have are not consistent. One set of prices lists a 90-minute jump at $24.99 and a 120-minute jump at $27.99, with a Happy Hour three-hour jump at $27.99 on weekdays. Party and membership prices vary too. Call before you plan your budget.
Is there a deposit for booking?
For booked events, the event terms call for a $100 deposit. Someone from Altitude calls to collect it. Confirm the amount and the process when you call, since prices and terms can change.
Are there other Altitude parks near Tampa?
There are Altitude locations in Bradenton and Spring Hill, but they are not Tampa, and they are not on Hillsborough Avenue. Altitude Bradenton - Sarasota is at 201 Cortez Road West, Bradenton, Florida 34207, phone (941) 584-4700. Altitude Spring Hill is at 11162 Spring Hill Drive, Spring Hill, Florida 34609, phone (352) 399-9884.
Can I combine a jump with a Rays or Bucs game?
You can make a day of it, but they are separate plans in separate places. Rays tickets and Bucs stadium trips are different outings from a jump session at Drew Park. Give yourself time between them, and eat something before you jump so you are not running on empty.
Final Thoughts
The trampoline park Tampa Hillsborough people are looking for is Altitude Tampa in Drew Park. The address is 4340 West Hillsborough Ave, and the suite is worth looking for when you get there. The weekly hours are clear enough to plan around. The waiver and orientation video are the one thing I would not skip. Everything else, especially the prices and promos, is worth a phone call before you commit. Use (813) 399-1529 for anything specific.
Most of the confusion comes from the name on the street and the brand on the building. Once you know the address, the rest of the trip is simple. Sign the waiver at home, put the suite in the map, and make sure you are going to the Tampa building and not Bradenton or Spring Hill. Then go jump.
