Case Study
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Elevate Trampoline Park runs indoor trampoline parks in Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, New Mexico and Pennsylvania. Each park offers timed jump sessions and attractions such as dodgeball, ninja courses and toddler soft play, along with birthday parties, group events and Launch Pass memberships.
Elevate runs indoor trampoline parks across several states, but its online presence didn't look like one brand. The main elevatetrampolinepark.com site was a single Divi page listing the parks as cards, each with a "Visit Website" button that sent families off to a separate domain such as elevategoodyear.com or elevatechampaign.com. Every park had its own site to maintain, and the main domain did almost nothing beyond pointing people elsewhere.
That split made the basics harder than they should be. A parent comparing parks, booking a birthday party or checking prices had to jump between sites that didn't share a design or a structure, and the Elevate team had to keep the same information current in many places at once. The brand itself, with its loud colors and high-energy photography, was barely visible on the main site.
Drag to compare Elevate Trampoline Park’s previous homepage with the site we built.
We brought everything under one roof. The new elevatetrampolinepark.com opens with the brand story, the attractions and the party and event options, and every visitor is one click from the "Find My Park" locator. Each park then gets its own section on the same domain, with a consistent menu for pricing, memberships, parties and events, attractions, the calendar, the waiver and park rules, so the experience feels the same in Gilbert as it does in Erie. Old per-park domains such as elevategoodyear.com now redirect into their park's section.
We rebuilt the site on WordPress and Elementor with reusable park templates, so adding a new location means filling in a template rather than launching another website. The design leans into the brand: bold display type, the blue, purple and green palette, outlined cube graphics and photography of kids mid-air. Our team also helped write the copy, keeping it short, upbeat and focused on getting families to book.
One site now carries every park, party and pass. Choose a feature to see it on the live site.
The Find My Park page lists every Elevate location with its address, phone number, email and buttons to see details or buy tickets. Families can filter by state or enter their location and a distance radius to find the closest park.
Instead of a directory pointing to a separate website for each park, Elevate now has a single site that carries the brand from the home page down to every location. Families see the same design, navigation and tone wherever they land.
Get Tickets, Book a Party and Find My Park buttons appear throughout the site, and each park's home page shows jump session prices up front. From a quick jump to a full birthday party, the next step is always on screen.
Reusable park templates mean a new location, like the recent Surprise and Colorado Springs openings, gets a full set of pages without a new website. Pricing, memberships, parties and calendars follow the same structure every time.
Parents often check prices and book from their phones, so every page works on a small screen, with stacked photo cards, large tap targets and the park menu tucked into a clear mobile navigation.
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