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HARRISBURG, Pa. - PennZone -- According to Market.US, the global trampoline market size will reach almost $6.9B by 2028, representing a 17.2% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from its $1.4B valuation in 2018.  This growth has been fueled by the expansion of additional adventure components for existing trampoline parks such as zip-lines, climbing walls, ninja courses, soft play, and more.

To accommodate the growing industry and expand our reach, the originally named International Association of Trampoline Parks (IATP) changed their name in 2022 to the International Adventure and Trampoline Parks Association to include the adventure industry.

The IATP has been in existence since 2012 when the founding Board members saw a need for representation of the trampoline park industry. It is dedicated to serving the interests of its membership and helping their businesses grow. As the years have passed, the industry has seen expansion into other adventure areas, furthering the visitor experience when coming to a trampoline park.

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IATP Board members recognized the need to include other adventure attractions because they were seeing it firsthand at their own locations. The association staff is hard at work, creating new member benefits to encompass all adventure arenas, while also planning US and International events focused on education and networking.

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IATP is a member organization and functions first as a trade association, through its members, to help adventure and trampoline parks better achieve their business goals. The association has been growing ever since, and has helped owners and operators across North America, Europe, United Kingdom, Asia, South America, Central America, and Australia by providing resources, education, training, regulatory, and media support. www.indooradventureparks.org