Inside a $4.85M Trampoline Park Franchise in Texas

Buying a Trampoline Park? What to Know Before You Leap!

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In this episode of Acquisitions Anonymous, the hosts were joined by Connor Groce to break down a listing for a $4.85M trampoline park franchise in Texas.

They discuss the business’s cash flow, the real meaning of a "turnaround", lease and staffing dynamics, and whether this is a buy or build situation. With his multi-unit franchising experience, Connor shares valuable insight into the youth enrichment space, the dangers of basis bias, and how to evaluate recurring versus one-time revenue. Plus, they debate what kind of buyer this high-capex, high-weekend-traffic business would be the right fit for.

Key Highlights:

A trampoline park in Texas with $770K in cash flow and 37 employees.
What “turnaround” really means (and why it may raise red flags).
The role of franchise dynamics, especially “basis bias” in pricing.
Youth enrichment sector trends—how leasing and switching costs affect operations.
Buy vs. build decisions and how recurring membership revenue changes the game.
Lending and SBA financing implications based on revenue quality and lease structure.
Why multi-unit franchisees might pass on this listing and what that could mean.