High Altitude Diss

Q: Can I bring my own food & drink to High Altitude?

Due to food health &amp; safety, no self-catering is allowed at the venue. (Excludes birthday party cake.) Their Altitude Lounge offers an extensive great range of fresh hot and cold refreshments.

Diss

Ready to level up your plans? This is not your average day out…this is wall to wall bouncing, flying, flipping, laughing chaos!

Welcome to High Altitude Diss, where gravity takes a day off and the fun doesn’t clock out. Think high energy, full send fun. You’re bouncing off walls, racing through inflatable obstacle courses, and landing jumps like you’ve just unlocked a new skill level.

Whether you’re here to show off your flips, tire the kids out, or just try something different… this place delivers.

What's on at High Altitude:

Wall-to-wall trampolines for bouncing, flipping, and flying
A 3-storey soft play packed with slides, climbs & ball pits
Imagination Village with role-play zones like a post office and vets
Chill café area for snacks, coffee, and watching the action

Grab your friends. Bring the kids. Or just show up and channel your inner trampoline ninja!

Location

High Altitude Diss

11 Hopper Way,
Diss,
IP22 4GT

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Facilities

Café
Toilets
Parking

More Info

Is there a weight limit at High Altitude?

Based on the trampoline manufacturer’s safety standards, the weight limit for an individual jumper is 17stone / 108kg.

Can I bring my own food & drink to High Altitude?

Due to food health & safety, no self-catering is allowed at the venue. (Excludes birthday party cake.) Their Altitude Lounge offers an extensive great range of fresh hot and cold refreshments.

Is there an age limit at High Altitude?

Toddler sessions age 1-5
Under 10’s age 2-10
Freestyle 4 and above
* Please note- any under 4s will always require a paying adult.

Can I park at High Altitude Diss?

Yes, you can park at High Altitude in Diss. The venue provides on-site parking, including an overflow car park, with designated areas for higher vehicles.

What do I wear to High Altitude?

They recommend athletic clothing with some stretch. Preferably tracksuit bottoms and sports tops, girls/ladies should avoid wearing dresses without leggings and loose tops. Their socks with grip are compulsory for hygiene purposes and to avoid slipping. These are added to your admission fee the first time you visit and are then yours to keep to be used again at all subsequent visits. There are no changing rooms on site.