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Sample rows

10 of the 725 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 117 businesses, 82 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 85.

39 rows (5%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by We Rock The Spectrum with 39. 621 businesses have a name used only once, and 419 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 722 rated businesses is 4.7, and 72 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 507 email addresses, 314 (62%) are role addresses such as info@, 81 (16%) name a person and 112 (22%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this indoor playground email list?

The file has 725 Google Maps listings in the Indoor playground category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one venue: a soft play center for toddlers, a trampoline park, a climbing and ninja-course gym or a family fun center with a party room. A franchise or a regional brand with several venues shows up once per location.

507 of the 725 venues have an email address read from their own website, one each. Phone numbers are on 706 rows and a website is on 709. Almost every venue has a site, because birthday party bookings and waiver forms run through it.

All rows carry the single category Indoor playground. Each row holds name, address, city, state, ZIP, phone, website, email and Google rating.

How can you segment the file?

Open the indoor playground CSV in Excel or Google Sheets and filter on its columns. For playgrounds, three cuts help most.

State and city let you sell by territory. A vendor of party supplies or arcade games services venues within a delivery range, and a sponsor who wants local parents picks one metro.

The business name column gives rough sub-groups. Words such as trampoline, jump, ninja, soft play, kids, adventure or fun center suggest the type of venue. A trampoline park buys safety netting and foam pits, while a toddler soft play center buys padded mats and sanitizing supplies. Google gives no sub-category, so a name search is approximate.

By address type, the indoor playground file has 81 named-person emails and 314 role emails, and 112 on free mail. Role addresses such as parties@, info@ or bookings@ are common because venues route party inquiries to a shared inbox.

• State and city: choose the venues near your base or in your target metro.
• Name keywords: trampoline, jump, ninja, soft play, adventure.
• Email type: role for the party desk, named for the owner or manager.
• Website domain: group venues of one brand.

Who buys an indoor playground email list?

Buyers sell to venue operators. Equipment makers sell climbing structures, ball pits and ninja obstacles. Safety flooring, netting and padding suppliers sell replacement parts. Waiver and booking software vendors, point-of-sale systems and arcade and redemption game suppliers all target the same owners.

Party-side vendors include cake and pizza suppliers, party favor and balloon companies, and character entertainers. Insurance brokers that write liability policies for children's attractions and cleaning companies that handle nightly sanitizing also buy. Local marketing agencies sell to venues that live on birthday bookings and weekday toddler sessions.

How do you run outreach to indoor playgrounds?

Playground owners and managers work evenings and weekends, so they read email on weekday mornings before opening, or on Monday when the weekend rush is over. Send then. A note with one clear offer and one question works, for example whether the venue buys its party food from a supplier or makes it in house.

Write one template for named addresses and one for role addresses. For the 81 named addresses, write to the person. For the role addresses, expect a party coordinator or a front desk worker, and ask them to pass the note to the owner or general manager.

The website tells you what the venue sells. Some run open play only, some are party-heavy and some add a cafe. A supplier of party packages writes to the party-heavy ones, while a cafe equipment seller writes to the venues with food service.

Venues that belong to one brand may list the same email. Dedupe by domain, send in small batches and watch bounces so your sending domain stays clean.

What email rules apply when you contact indoor playgrounds?

A sales message to a venue follows two CAN-SPAM basics. Your company's valid postal address goes in the footer, and a working opt-out goes with it. A parties@ inbox is read by staff who may forward the message, so make the opt-out clear enough that anyone can use it.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California: 117 venues, 82 with an email. Texas has 85 listings and 59 emails, Florida 53 and 37, New York 51 and 36, Illinois 32 and 22, Arizona 28 and 20, New Jersey 25 and 18, Pennsylvania 24 and 17, Ohio 23 and 16, and Colorado 19 and 13.

By city, Brooklyn has 19 listings and Houston 15. Chicago, Las Vegas, Philadelphia and Dallas have 7 each, Sugar Land 6, and Chandler, Phoenix and Burbank 5 each. Sugar Land is a suburb of Houston, so a Houston campaign reaches both.

A local sponsor or party vendor can take Brooklyn or Houston and work it fully. A national equipment maker can take the file by state.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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