Is the bouncy park a good rainy-day tip for families?
Funbox shows ten zones and 4,000 square metres of jumping space on its page for Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The organiser lists a 7-metre slide, an obstacle course and a climbing wall called “Ninja Wall”.
The organiser's page does not say whether the site is covered. Anyone planning to come in bad weather should ask first by email at taquilla@funbox.com.es.
Visitors staying in the south must drive to the capital, because the park is in Tenerife Norte. The address is Av. la Constitución 1, right next to the Auditorio de Tenerife Adán Martín.
The organiser gives no details on getting there, parking or bus links. Anyone coming from Costa Adeje must plan the route alone.
What does the park offer and who is it for?
The organiser's page advertises an age range of 0 to 99 years. An outside ticket seller lists the standard ticket from age 2, and says children under 2 pay nothing.
Funbox names the “Desafío montañoso” (mountain challenge), Battle Team and Gumball Gallop. The obstacle course, the 7-metre slide and the Ninja Wall come on top.
Adults may jump too, according to the organiser, whether residents or tourists. That makes the park interesting for parents who do not want to just watch.
One pass covers 80 minutes of jumping. The organiser's page does not say whether the 80 minutes apply per entry, while the outside seller writes that every pass lasts that long.
Funbox gives itself the title “world's largest inflatable park”. No independent source has checked it.
What does entry cost and how do you book?
The price is not reliably confirmed, because the official Funbox ticket page showed no content when checked. The organiser's overview page also lists cities with buy buttons but no prices.
For comparison, a report in August 2025 on the Costa Adeje edition in the south gave tickets from 11 euros and ten zones. That was a different site in a different year, so it is only a rough guide.
Funbox sells tickets online and sends them as a PDF by email. Under the terms and conditions, tickets from unofficial channels are invalid and resale is banned.
Buyers must be over 16 or have the permission of a parent or guardian. The research found no discounts for residents, families or groups.
What applies to cancellation, safety and liability?
The terms and conditions give no right of withdrawal. Anyone who books the paid cancellation and change service gets 100 per cent of the ticket price back up to 24 hours before the event.
Funbox does not refund service and handling fees. Money otherwise flows back only if the event is cancelled or changed substantially before it starts.
Visitors who break the rules can be removed from the park without a refund. People under the influence of alcohol or drugs, pregnant women, people shortly after surgery and people with certain conditions may not take part.
Visitors accept the risks themselves, unless the fault lies solely with Funbox. Spanish law applies, and the courts in Madrid have jurisdiction.
The terms name “SONRISAS Y SALTOS, S.L.”, based in Madrid, as the operator. The same page elsewhere uses the name “Productores de sonrisas, S.L.”, so the details are inconsistent.
What is still unclear?
The organiser's page says only “Solo hasta 8 dic”, with no year. The ticket code “FUNBOXTFE26” points to 2026, but that is an inference, not a statement from the organiser.
The research found no opening hours, entry times or exact start date. Rules on socks, size or weight limits and on adult supervision for children are not confirmed either.
There was no sign that the town hall (Ayuntamiento) of Santa Cruz or the Auditorio is involved. The research also found no reports on this edition from Canary Islands media.
Until 8 December the official ticket page remains the only place for prices and times. The organiser answers questions at taquilla@funbox.com.es (telephone 910 883 262).