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A national indoor entertainment brand is planting its flag in Morris County. Launch Family Entertainment is opening a 40,000-square-foot park at 48 NJ-23 in Riverdale, with doors set to open on Friday, October 30, 2026. It will be the brand’s second location in New Jersey, joining its park in Deptford.
What Guests Will Find Inside
Launch has grown well beyond the trampoline park it started as back in 2012. The Riverdale location is being built as a full entertainment destination, with a Valo Arena, slides, an Air Arena, a sport simulator, trampolines, and arcade games all under one roof. The brand’s signature KRAVE restaurant will handle the food and drinks, so families can play and eat without leaving the building.
The space is set up for everyday outings as much as birthday parties, group gatherings, and corporate events, which gives Morris County another indoor option for the colder months ahead.
A Local Team at the Helm
The Riverdale park is led by local entrepreneurs Ashish Kumar and Manan Patel, who are running the location together. They describe it as a new gathering place for families in Morris County and North Jersey, a spot where, as Kumar put it, kids, parents, and friends can “have fun and make lasting memories together.”
When It Opens
Launch Family Entertainment in Riverdale opens on October 30, 2026. The brand now runs 30 locations across 15 states, and the Riverdale park adds another name to the list of new businesses arriving in Morris County. Hours, ticket pricing, and party booking details are expected closer to opening day, and the company shared the news in a September 15 announcement.
Featured image: Launch Family Entertainment logo, courtesy of Launch Family Entertainment.
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