How to Build a Trampoline Park with Bouncier Beds

Planning the Layout

A trampoline park works best when beds are spaced so you land on the next one instead of the ground. Place beds in a grid or along a path, leaving a gap of a few blocks between each. Because beds launch you roughly 20 blocks by default, keep vertical spacing generous so you do not clip into ceilings.

Chaining Bounces

1. Place a bed, jump on it, and note where you land.

2. Put the next bed at that landing spot so the bounce carries you forward.

3. Repeat to create a chain of beds that bounces you across your park.

4. Use different colored beds or surrounding blocks to mark routes and difficulty tiers.

Adding Safety and Flair

Keep bedsPreventFallDamage enabled so players who miss a bed do not die. Surround the park with walls or a roof if you want to contain players, but leave headroom for the launch. Add glowstone, lanterns, or colored concrete under glass to make each pad visually distinct. For a challenge course, mix in a few beds with lower bounciness so some jumps are harder to chain. Test the whole route yourself before opening it to others.