Jumpin Gym U.S.A.

On 9 June 1994, businessmen Chen Guohua and Chen Guofu founded Jumpin Gym U.S.A. in Sheung Shui. It was the first company to break the traditional amusement park business model, offering a "value for money" business philosophy, innovation and playground image.

In 1996, Jumpin Gym U.S. organised a "Good Student Incentive Program". The award criteria include class rates, conduct and progress. Over 350,000 students have been rewarded with support from schools, parents and social organisations.

In 1997, the branches were decorated according to different themes.

In 2001, the company published "Adventure Children's Monthly", with "Thunder family" as the mascot.

In 2005, the company set up the "American Adventure Children's Fund" to help children from poor families address their basic living and educational needs through sponsorship and fund-raising activities. At the same time, the donation boxes of ORBIS and Save the Children Society of Hong Kong were donated to the branches of nursery operations and the international community of Hong Kong. In November, a group of volunteers participated in volunteer work.

In 2006, Jumpin Gym U.S. participated in "no plastic bag day". Store manager He Yuyi and her boyfriend Lin Henghui were charged with creating a pseudonym and presenting false information to apply for membership cards. They were arrested by the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption, cautioned against conspiracy to commit theft, and sentenced to 80 hours of community service.

In 2007, the "American Adventure Children's Fund" launched the "Little Angels" Campus Support Scheme. It received support from more than 30 kindergartens. Over 2000 volunteer children participated in various activities. The number of participants was up to 4000 people and the total number of hours was close to 4500.

In 2010, the "Children's Adventure" group visit program launched to give more children the opportunity to enjoy the facilities of the "American Adventure" free of charge.

Game tokens

Game tokens are priced at HK$2 (ie, 2 against 1). The price have remained unchanged since opening, and cannot be returned as cash.

The United States Adventure Park attracts customers to buy tokens by playing music and making offers.

When a customer purchases a large amount of tokens from the government, they sell at a lower official price (generally HK$1 / 1.5) Some resellers allow customers to convert tokens into cash.

Some stores do not have such a situation, but the American adventure park game facilities still attract housewives and the elderly crowd. A study by the Hong Kong Centre for Women and Family Fun Centre, conducted by Zion Social Service from October 2006 to March 2007, showed that 28% of the respondents visited the Game Centre (including the American Adventure) monthly more than 20 times a month, 80% of them spend at least HK$100 each time, and one retired old man spends $20,000 per month playing games in the game centre.