Best for ninja courses and obstacle attractions more than open bouncing, with trampoline dodgeball too.

Trampoline ParkNinja Course
Birthday Parties
Facility accessIndoorMembershipDrop-inYear-round
(817) 646-5265
northrichlandhills@ninjakidzparks.com
8800 N Tarrant Pkwy Suite #200, North Richland Hills, TX 76182
Thu · 9AM – 9PM
Monday9AM – 9PM
Tuesday9AM – 9PM
Wednesday9AM – 9PM
Thursday9AM – 9PM
Friday9AM – 10PM
Saturday9AM – 10PM
Sunday9AM – 9PM
$22.99 - $29.99

$22.99 - $29.99

Admission is by pass or membership.

  • Single-visit passes: a 90-minute Standard Pass ($22.99) or an All Day Pass ($29.99).
  • Month-to-month memberships, no sign-up fee: Basic ($21.99/mo, 90 minutes weekdays) and VIP ($24.99/mo, 2 hours plus weekend access, café and party discounts); a Parent Add-On is $9.99.
  • Birthday parties are priced per jumper (10-jumper minimum): Bronze $23.99, Silver $28.99, Gold $33.99, each a 2-hour experience with 90 minutes of jump time.
  • Grip socks are sold on site (members save 25%).
Our take

Ninja Kidz is a trampoline park with a ninja streak. Its own description of the North Richland Hills park lists trampolines, ninja courses, obstacle attractions, and trampoline dodgeball, with a snack bar for the grown-ups waiting it out — it bills itself as "more than just trampolines," and the layout backs that up. It is built by the Ninja Kidz TV YouTube brand, and the model is simple: buy time and let kids loose on the whole park. What separates it from a one-off outing is the pricing structure — month-to-month memberships that pay off quickly if this becomes your regular energy-burn, alongside single-visit and all-day passes for the occasional trip.

It is a straightforward open-play park, happiest with kids who want to run, bounce, and tackle obstacles rather than follow a coached class, and access to the whole park comes with any pass, so there is no à la carte upsell once you are inside. A few realities worth knowing: it is a North Richland Hills location, a bit of a drive from Southlake; children under 13 can't be left on their own, so plan to stay; and everyone jumps on a signed waiver. For a rainy day or a birthday, it does exactly what it sets out to — a place to wear kids out, and a well-organized party option — without pretending to be more than that.

Local Tips

Ninja Kidz is on North Tarrant Parkway in North Richland Hills, a short drive southwest of Southlake. Practical notes:

  • Everything runs through the park's Roller system, so buy passes or memberships online before you go.
  • Children under 13 can't be dropped off — a parent or guardian has to stay in the building.
  • Every jumper needs a waiver signed, with a parent signing for anyone under 18.
  • Grip socks are sold on site, with a discount for members.
  • Passes come in single-visit, all-day, and monthly-membership forms, so if you expect to come back more than a couple of times a month, the membership math tips in your favor.
  • Access to the full park is included with any pass, so there is nothing else to buy inside except food.
Credentials

Ninja Kidz North Richland Hills is a location of the national Ninja Kidz Action Parks chain, which the site says is built by the Ninja Kidz TV YouTube brand; no local owner is named, and it runs as a supervised facility rather than a coached program with a named instructor. The operative standards are safety-and-operations: every jumper signs a waiver (a parent or guardian for anyone under 18), children under 13 must have a parent or guardian present, and the trampolines and foam pits carry posted weight, height, and age rules that staff enforce.

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