Hawaï Jumper – V.O.F. Boesveld-Damen
Jump yourself instead of simply riding
Operator: V.O.F. Boesveld-Damen
Hawaï Jumper by V.O.F. Boesveld-Damen brings a different kind of activity to Dutch funfairs: here, you stand on a trampoline yourself instead of being carried in a gondola. The attraction is aimed at children and families, and focuses on jumping, rhythm and your own body control. It offers a distinctive experience, especially alongside noisy round rides.
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What to expect
- Family-friendly
With Hawaï Jumper, your own jumping rhythm shapes the experience – an active change of pace between classic funfair rides.
Experience Hawaï Jumper
Hawaï Jumper is not about following a set ride path. Your movements determine how the jumps feel. Small hops help you find your rhythm; with a little practice, you can better coordinate your height and landing. That makes this attraction quite different from a ride on bumper cars or a carousel. The trampoline itself is the main activity, and each jump calls for a little concentration.
The attraction also works because you can see everything happening from the outside. Families can watch the movements while children try out their own jumping sequences. This makes Jumper an easy-to-understand attraction at the fairground: there is no complex route to follow and no story you need to know to join in.
At Dutch funfairs
The attraction is operated by showman V.O.F. Boesveld-Damen. The Dutch city portal TilburgWijzer features Hawaii Jumper as a trampoline attraction and lists appearances at Tilburgse Kermis for 2025 and 2026. Hawaï Jumper was also mentioned in a published line-up for TT-Kirmes in Assen in 2026. This means the attraction is not limited to a single fairground, but is part of the travelling Dutch funfair circuit.
Would you like to look for more rides for the whole family? In our attraction guide, you’ll find classic children’s carousels and large round rides as well as active attractions you can take part in.
- Operator
- V.O.F. Boesveld-Damen
- Type of operation
- Travelling
Who is Hawaï Jumper suitable for?
If you’d rather be active yourself than be shaken about by a ride programme, Hawaï Jumper is a good fit for your funfair visit. Trampolining particularly appeals to children and young visitors who want to get moving between rides. But it is not a competition to see who can jump most spectacularly. Controlled movements are a better way to start, especially if you have little experience on a trampoline.
Before getting on, you should follow the operator’s rules. Any age and height restrictions are set on site. Supervision and instructions on jumping are also more important than trying to jump as high as possible straight away. Taking a break between jumping sessions may be worthwhile, because unlike a seated carousel ride, this attraction involves physical activity.
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