Tru Ninja obstacle adventure park now open in Adelaide

Tru Ninja obstacle park Adelaide
Tru Ninja has opened at Rundle Place, bringing a major indoor obstacle adventure park to Adelaide with ninja courses, inflatables and zones for all ages.

Revolutionary obstacle adventure park Tru Ninja is now open in Rundle Place, bringing a high energy indoor experience to the heart of Adelaide. Located above Hijinx Hotel, the new venue is designed for all ages, from school groups to corporate parties.

Owner Michael Hicks says the Adelaide site represents the next step for the brand.

“Tru Ninja Rundle Place is a revolutionary obstacle adventure park, offering an immersive ninja experience designed to engage participants of all ages,” he says. “Building on the authentic obstacle foundation established at the original adventure park in Sydney, the venue introduces new attractions.

“We’re excited to open Tru Ninja Rundle Place as the next evolution of Tru Ninja and our flagship location in Australia.”

Tru Ninja obstacle park Adelaide

As the second venue following its debut in Sydney, the Adelaide complex features the largest indoor inflatable obstacle course in Australia, alongside a wide range of physical challenges including the Super Climber, Wipeout Machine, Combat Obstacle Challenge, Battle Beam and a digital interactive ninja floor. A dedicated Parkour zone offers further opportunities for visitors to test their agility and skills.

Trent Dellit, Retail Portfolio Manager at Growthpoint Properties Australia, says the addition strengthens Rundle Place’s position as a key city destination.

“Welcoming Tru Ninja to Rundle Place really demonstrates how we are bringing our vision to create Adelaide’s premium retail and entertainment destination to life,” he says.

“Having Tru Ninja right in the heart of Adelaide at Rundle Place will attract people from all across the city, and it is exciting to see this project come to fruition.”

Tru Ninja obstacle park Adelaide

The venue caters to younger visitors with a Junior Soft Play area and Toddler zone, while dedicated adult sessions feature in-house DJs for a high energy atmosphere. Five large party rooms and café seating provide space for celebrations and spectators, making it well suited to birthdays, group events and family outings.

Immersive lighting creates an arena-style environment that highlights activity zones and enhances the overall experience.

Open Ninja sessions allow visitors to explore the full park and tackle a wide selection of obstacles, with bookings available for one or two hour sessions.

Tru Ninja is positioned as a destination for corporate bookings, family fun, date nights and all-inclusive birthday parties, and is now open at Rundle Place.


For more information and bookings, visit: truninja.com.au

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