Win tickets to newly launched miniBOUNCE Zone in Cornubia
'When BOUNCE Cornubia opened its doors in 2017, we held back over 200 square meters of space, reserving it for something truly special for our KZN community. Now, that vision has come to life,' said Nicolle Weir, COO of BOUNCE.
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'We've seen the demand for a dedicated junior offering in Cornubia, and now our smallest jumpers have a space built just for them.'
The new miniBOUNCE zone is specifically designed for pre-school adrenaline seekers, offering a dynamic blend of fun, freestyle, and skill progression. Kids can explore interactive walls, imagination play areas, and thrilling climbing structures in a multi-level, sensory-rich environment.
Every element encourages exploration, confidence-building, and the development of key movement skills, all in a safe, stimulating setting.
Relax in a designated miniBOUNCE Cafè seating area with a coffee in hand while keeping the kids in full view, or take that much-needed break and join in the fun, bouncing, climbing, and making memories together.
Added to this are two dedicated mini party rooms, designed especially for the younger bouncers to celebrate their birthdays and enjoy unforgettable parties with their friends.
And that's not all, BOUNCE Cornubia's ever-popular X-Park has also undergone an exciting upgrade, introducing new adventure elements to Durban's market and solidifying BOUNCE Cornubia as the ultimate indoor family destination. With customised ticketing options and award-winning party packages, BOUNCE Cornubia has something for everyone.
Visit bounceinc.co.za for more information and to book your next session.
Caxton Local Media and Bounce are giving away double tickets to lucky mini bouncers to enjoy the new miniBounce Zone. To enter, fill in the form below.
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Terms and conditions
Codes/tickets are available for online miniBOUNCE bookings only.
Valid until 8 August 2025.
Kids must be able to walk unassisted and be under 125cm.
Excludes BOUNCE Inc Grip Socks which can be purchased for R50 per pair and is reusable on future visits.
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