How do you open a Ninja Warrior centre?
Obstacles, a stopwatch and the urge to go again.
In short: A Ninja Warrior centre is aimed at people looking for a challenge: teenagers, adults, groups and athletes. It works on its own or alongside a trampoline park. Before choosing obstacles, measure the clear height and decide which levels you want to offer.
The business at a glance
- Who it is for
- Teenagers, adults, companies, stag and hen parties, and obstacle training schools.
- Space
- Enough clear height to hang and fall safely.
- What fits
- Courses by level, a climbing wall, timing and a competition area.
- What makes the difference
- A challenge for every level and reasons to come back.
What should you decide?
- Levels: beginner, intermediate and advanced
- Obstacles that fit your height
- Waiting and landing areas
- Timing and leaderboards
- Classes and training sessions
- How many instructors you need
How do you fill it?
With competitions, classes for children and adults, corporate groups and teenage birthday parties. Changing the obstacles from time to time gives people a reason to come back.
See the course
Available obstacles and options.
Frequently asked questions
Can a Ninja Warrior course work without a trampoline park?
Yes. It can be a centre in its own right or a zone inside a gym or sports centre. Alongside a trampoline park, it shares reception, staff and customers.
Can the obstacles be changed?
It is worth asking for a design that lets you swap parts without rebuilding the structure. Ask about it before you buy.
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Do you already have premises or a space?
Send us the floor area and the clear height. We will tell you what fits and prepare your 3D design.