We couldn’t find a first responder discount on Flying Squirrel Sports’ website, and because each park is its own location, a local rate is still possible. The company’s home page and about page don’t mention first responders, military or any group price, so we can’t point you to a code or a badge rate.
Flying Squirrel Sports calls itself true fun for the whole family, a trampoline park where the rules of gravity no longer apply. The site has a Find A Park search and lists locations in the United States, Canada, Peru and Colombia, with US parks in places like Moscow, Spokane, Everett, Lutz, Weston and Miami. We read the company’s home and about pages and found no discount wording on either one.
How To Get The Flying Squirrel First Responder Discount
With parks spread across several countries, the useful move is to ask the one you plan to visit. This is how we’d do it:
- Open the Find A Park search on the home page and pick the park nearest you, then look at that location’s own page for prices and any posted offers.
- Call or message the park and ask one plain question: do you have a first responder, police, fire or EMS rate, or a department rate for groups?
- If you’re planning a party or a department outing, ask about event space. The about page invites visitors to book event space and to contact the company with questions at any time.
- Get the answer in writing or on the confirmation, and keep your badge or department ID handy in case the park asks for it.
If you pay full price and want something back, the one route to money back is a Fluz virtual card, a general-purpose card that earns cash back on whatever you pay with it. Fluz has no Flying Squirrel page, so this is a general card and not a park offer, and its rate moves.
What We Could Read
The company’s website is small. Its home and about pages describe the parks, mention a lounge area with free WiFi for anyone who doesn’t feel like jumping, and point you to the park search. A made-up address on the same site returned the site’s own not-found page, so the pages we read aren’t just the home page repeated.
That’s why this post says unconfirmed and not unavailable. We read the company-level pages, but not each individual park’s page or social posts, and a local park can run a promotion that the main site never mentions. We didn’t check GovX, and ID.me’s store list doesn’t carry a Flying Squirrel storefront.
What The Cash Back Check Found
Fluz has no Flying Squirrel page, Rakuten returns its generic homepage for Flying Squirrel, and TopCashback, Active Junky and Hoopla Doopla return not-found pages. MaxRebates’ search for Flying Squirrel returns no store, though MaxRebates serves its home page for any store name it doesn’t carry, so that only rules out the names we tried. Price.com’s store list has no Flying Squirrel page either. With no named cash back offer at the sites checked, this page is filed as unavailable-unconfirmed.
Q&A
Q: Does Flying Squirrel have a first responder discount?
A: We couldn’t find one. The company’s home and about pages don’t mention first responders, and we didn’t read every park’s own page.
Q: Why ask the park directly?
A: Each location is its own park, listed in the site’s Find A Park search, and a local park can set its own prices and promotions.
Q: Can I book a party or a department outing?
A: The about page invites visitors to book event space. Ask your park what the group price is and whether a department rate exists.
Q: Is there another family fun place with a first responder rate?
A: Topgolf has one. See our Topgolf first responder discount page.
More Information:
Parks change their prices and promotions, so check your park’s page before you go. You can also see it alongside other options in The Best First Responder Discounts for Family Entertainment and Attractions. For more days out, browse our entertainment discounts.