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Recreation and trampoline park lighting

Avision Lighting lights indoor recreation facilities — trampoline parks, party rooms, fitness studios, and similar venues — across South Florida. These rooms need white light for staff and daytime operation, and color, zones, and scenes when the floor is in show mode.

Illustration of an indoor trampoline park under colored recreation lighting. Not a documented Avision project photo.
Illustration of an indoor trampoline park under colored recreation lighting. Not a documented Avision project photo.
Documented indoor recreation space with colored spot lighting
Documented recreation lighting still from Avision project media.

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How should a trampoline park be lit?

A trampoline park needs at least two operating modes from the installed lighting: a white or high-visibility mode for opening, cleaning, and inspections, and a color mode for parties and night sessions. Courts, foam pits, party rooms, and the entry should be separate zones so a birthday room does not force the whole floor into one look.

UV and strobe effects show up in entertainment installs, including party-room video on this site, but they are accents. They do not replace a layout that staff can return to a readable white. Fixtures over courts also have to survive impact-adjacent mounting and regular maintenance at height.

Published Avision media includes a Sky Zone facade, Sky Zone interior walk-throughs, and party-room color lighting. Fixture counts and a DMX address schedule were not filed with that media.

Is recreation lighting the same as sports lighting?

No. Sports lighting is judged on uniformity and glare for a specific game. Recreation lighting is judged on whether the attraction can change scenes and still be operated safely between them. A court inside a trampoline park may need both: playable light and a programmed color scene. Those requirements should be written down separately so the color system is not asked to fake a white mode it does not have.

Can a fitness studio use RGBW lighting?

Yes. Studios use white light for instruction and color scenes for classes that are sold as an experience. The control preset has to be simple enough for an instructor to recall between sessions. DMX is appropriate when color is part of the product. A single dimmed white zone is enough when it is not.