2025 was a year that showed just how diverse Bagjump installations can be. From family play parks and trampoline parks to ski resorts, bike parks, and large-scale public events, our airbags were used in more environments than ever before. What made these projects special wasn’t just the locations themselves, but how each installation was tailored to fit a very specific purpose.

Here’s a look at some of our favorite installations of 2025 and why they stood out.

Lava Island – Tucson, Arizona (USA)

October 2025 | Play Park | Bagjump Inground Airbag

The Lava Island installation in Tucson was a milestone project for Bagjump in 2025. Lava Island is a growing franchise of family parks across the U.S., and this new location was another step in their continuous expansion.

Working alongside Active Play Solutions, we installed a large Bagjump Inground Airbag featuring a three-tower jump. This is currently one of the most popular attractions we offer for family-oriented facilities. This setup is built to deliver excitement while keeping safety at the center. This is also an activity accessible for a wide range of ages and abilities.

What made this installation special was its scale and repeatability. This wasn’t a one-off project, but part of a bigger rollout, with dozens of similar Bagjump installations planned annually. It’s a great example of how our inground airbags fit seamlessly into modern play park concepts.

Freizeitcenter Beckum – Germany

July 2025 | Family Park | Inground Airpit

Not every standout installation in 2025 was about something brand new. At Freizeitcenter Beckum, the focus was on longevity, maintenance, and making sure an existing attraction stayed safer and reliable for years to come.

Our visit centered on a detailed inspection and repair of the park’s Bagjump Inground Airpit. Over time, several air pillars had reached the end of their lifespan, and the hide skirts had deteriorated due to heavy use. These elements are crucial to the structure and performance of the airbag, so replacing them was essential.

Our team handled all necessary repairs on site, bringing the airpit back up to Bagjump’s quality and safety standards. The project highlighted something we’re proud of: Bagjump installations are built to last, and with proper maintenance and support, they continue performing long after the initial installation. By the end of the visit, Freizeitcenter Beckum’s airbag was back in top condition and ready to shine again on social media.

Munich Airport – Ninja Course Event

Germany | Public Event | Standalone Airbags

One of the most exciting projects of 2025 took place in a place you wouldn’t normally expect to find a ninja course: Munich Airport.

In collaboration with Adrenaline Company, Bagjump installed a massive two-lane ninja course made up of 21 interconnected Standalone Airbags. From late August into early September, travelers and visitors were invited to test their skills between flights, turning a transit space into a high-energy public attraction.

What made this installation special was its temporary nature and scale. The setup had to be fast, reliable, and safe for a wide audience. It also had to deliver nonstop action. With an opening event featuring some of Germany’s top athletes, the project showed how Standalone Airbags can be connected and adapted to create large, dynamic event setups. This is far beyond traditional park installations.

Go Park Pontoise – France

2025 | Entertainment Park | Two Inground Airbags

At Go Park in Pontoise, the focus in 2025 was on refinement. This follow-up visit wasn’t about changing the concept, but about perfecting the details.

The park already featured two Bagjump Inground Airpits in different sizes. Our task was to make a few final adjustments that would elevate the overall look and feel of the attraction. This included replacing a Soft Touch topsheet and resolving an issue with two elevated corners, ensuring everything was cleanly covered and visually consistent.

Aesthetics played a big role here. The client wanted the airbags to look just as good as they performed, and we fully understand how visual details can make the difference between an average attraction and a standout one. By the end of the visit, everything was dialed in and the client was fully satisfied.

Kläppen Ski Resort – Sälen, Sweden

June 2025 | Ski & Snowboard Resort | Large Snow Landing Airbag (Topsheet Replacement)

Kläppen Ski Resort is known as a serious training destination, regularly hosting Olympic winter sports teams during the summer months. That made this installation particularly meaningful.

Ahead of the summer season, Kläppen wanted to replace the topsheet on their main Snow Landing Airbag . After visiting the site, we installed a brand-new topsheet designed specifically for high-impact ski and snowboard training. Timing was key, and the work was completed just in time for the resort’s opening on June 19.

What made this project special was the trust involved. Kläppen already had one of the best ski and snowboard airbags we’ve installed, and this upgrade ensured it would continue to meet the demands of elite athletes training for the upcoming Winter Olympics.

Launch Warwick – Rhode Island (USA)

May 2025 | Trampoline Park | 3 Connected Airbags (Ninja Course)

At Launch Warwick, 2025 marked another example of a growing trend: replacing competitor airbags with Bagjump systems.

For this installation, we removed existing airbags and installed three connected Bagjump airbags designed specifically for the park’s ninja course. Because all three airbags serve one continuous activity, we used a Velcro topsheet system that allows them to function as one unified landing area.

This wasn’t Launch Warwick’s first Bagjump installation, which says a lot. Returning customers like this reinforce why parks choose Bagjump: quality, safety, and long-term reliability.

Mutterer Alm – Innsbruck, Austria

May 2025 | Bike Park | Bike Landing Bag

Some installations are special for professional reasons. Others are special on a personal level. Mutterer Alm was both.

Back in our hometown of Innsbruck, we installed a large Bike Landing Bag at Mutterer Alm, working closely with Monster Energy. Designed for BMX and bike progression, the airbag supports big airtime while providing a safe and forgiving landing.

What stood out here was not just the riding, but the branding. Strong visual branding was integrated directly into the topsheet, something Monster Energy was particularly excited about. Custom branding is a standard part of many Bagjump installations, and this project showed how airbags can double as powerful visual statements at events and bike parks.

Jump 360 – Newcastle, United Kingdom

April 2025 | Outdoor Adventure Park | Standalone Airbag with 3 Jump Heights

Jump 360 was one of the most rewarding projects of spring 2025. The installation featured a large Standalone Bagjump tower with three different jump heights, each separated by safety rings that guide jumpers into individual exit lanes.

This setup is a perfect example of how safety and design go hand in hand. By clearly separating jump heights and exits, the attraction allows multiple users to jump safely while keeping flow smooth and intuitive. It’s another example of how Bagjump continues to push boundaries when it comes to thoughtful airbag design.

Skilab – Turkey

January 2025 | Ski Resort | Double Tubing Landing & Jump & Slide Park

If there was one installation that truly defined 2025 for Bagjump, it was Skilab in Turkey.

Skilab wanted a year-round attraction that could upgrade their winter park and keep visitors coming outside the traditional ski season. Bagjump handled the entire project: from design and production to installation.

The result is a full-scale Jump & Slide Park featuring a Double Tubing Landing setup. This custom-built attraction combines tubing slides, jump towers, and trampoline areas into one cohesive experience. It’s a perfect fit for ski resorts and adventure parks looking to diversify their offerings and create all-season value.

As Jump & Slide Parks continue to grow in popularity, Skilab stands as a strong example of what’s possible when a resort fully commits to a custom Bagjump solution.

A Year That Showed the Full Range of Bagjump

Looking back, 2025 was special because it showcased the full diversity of Bagjump products. From inground airpits and standalone towers to bike landing bags, snow landings, ninja courses, and full Jump & Slide Parks, each installation solved a different challenge.

That’s what makes these projects memorable. They’re not just installations. They’re tailored solutions that fit their environment, their audience, and their vision. And if 2025 taught us anything, it’s that the best projects are the ones where creativity, safety, and real-world use come together.