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One of the the biggest trampolining arenas in Kent is taking shape and on course to open this spring.

Ashford entrepreneurs Lisa and Steve Wootton have invested around £1.5 million to bring Flip Out to life.

Builders have been busy transforming the 28,000 sq ft former packaging factory on the Henwood Industrial Estate into a trampoline park.

Meanwhile new general manager Jason King has been appointed and is now looking to fill up to 60 vacancies at the park, including reception and café staff, and safety crew.

Steve and Lisa Wootton with new General Manager Jason King

Mr King, from Ashford, said: "I’m thrilled to be part of a business which is sweeping the country.

"We’ve already had people contact us about job vacancies, and details of a recruitment open day will soon be announced on our Facebook page.

"I’m so excited by the Flip Out park itself. The design concept and what will be on offer is simply superb so as we build towards our opening I’d urge everyone to keep an eye out for more details of our launch.

"Flip Out Ashford will be something quite spectacular!”

The centre is under construction

The trampoline park will feature dozens of connected trampolines, stunt boxes, wall runners, slam dunks, dodgeball, a Ninja warriors course and more.

There will also be a programme of regular fitness classes - Flip Fit - which belnds trampolining, parkour and gymnastics.

The centre has four private rooms for hire, a cafe and free parking.

Mrs Wootton, said: "Trampolining is taking a growing share of the family entertainment sector across the UK.

One of the biggest trampolining arenas in Kent is opening in Ashford next month

"It’s not difficult to see why it’s so popular – it’s fun, healthy entertainment not just for kids but for the whole family.

"It’s also perfect for couples, groups, and companies looking for a team-building experience with a difference.

"Since we announced our intention to develop a Flip Out arena in Ashford we have been overwhelmed by the positive reaction to the news.

"We’ve been inundated with requests on how to book and there’s a real sense of growing anticipation."