Quick Answer: Little Tikes sells trampolines across a huge price and size range — from the $92.99 indoor Easy Store 3-Foot (55 lb limit, ages 3-6) to the $479.99 outdoor Mega 15-Foot (220 lb limit, ages 6+) — but the brand name alone doesn’t tell you the capacity. The real surprise: Little Tikes’ own customer-service team confirms on Best Buy’s Q&A that all three Mega sizes (10ft, 12ft, and 15ft) share the identical 220 lb weight limit, so a bigger Mega buys more jumping surface, not more capacity or room for a second kid. Every model in the lineup, big or small, is also labeled for one jumper at a time.
Little Tikes already turns up as the budget toddler pick in our best toddler trampoline guide, but the brand makes five genuinely different products under one household name — and we wanted to see how they actually compare side by side before recommending any of them outright.
By the numbers
- 220 lbs — the weight limit shared by all three outdoor Mega models (10ft, 12ft, 15ft), confirmed directly by a Little Tikes customer-service expert on Best Buy’s Q&A for the product.
- 55 lbs vs. 220 lbs — the gap between the smallest Little Tikes trampoline (indoor Easy Store 3-Foot) and the largest (Mega 15-Foot), a 4x spread within one brand.
- 70 lbs — a conflicting weight figure listed in littletikes.com’s own on-page marketing copy for the Mega 10-foot, versus the 220 lb figure its own customer-service team states for the identical product elsewhere.
- 1 jumper — the maximum per trampoline across every Little Tikes model we checked, regardless of size or weight limit.
- $92.99 to $479.99 — the direct-from-littletikes.com price range across the five models compared here.
Little Tikes lineup compared
| Model | Best for | Price | Size | Weight limit | Ages |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Easy Store 3-Foot (indoor) | Best for toddlers/indoor | $92.99 direct | 3 ft, foldable | 55 lb | 3-6 |
| 10ft Sports Trampoline | Best with basketball hoop | ~$349.99 | 10 ft, outdoor | 105 lb | 5+ |
| Mega 10-Foot | Best small yard | $264.99 direct | 10 ft, outdoor | 220 lb | 6+ |
| Mega 12-Foot | Best mid-size | $319.99 direct | 12 ft, outdoor | 220 lb | 6+ |
| Mega 15-Foot | Best overall/most space | $479.99 direct | 15 ft, outdoor | 220 lb | 6+ |
1. Little Tikes Easy Store 3-Foot — Best for Toddlers/Indoor
Little Tikes Easy Store 3-Foot Trampoline with Hand Rail
- 55 lb weight limit, built for one child ages 3-6 at a time.
- Foldable frame with a padded hand rail that folds flush with the mat for storage.
- Indoor use only — not a substitute for an outdoor enclosure-equipped model as kids grow past the weight/age range.
- The same model our best toddler trampoline guide already recommends as the budget-friendly starting point.
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This is the entry point into the brand for most families, and the one Little Tikes model genuinely built for a toddler’s weight and age range rather than scaled down from an adult-sized frame.
2. Little Tikes 10ft Sports Trampoline — Best with Basketball Hoop
Little Tikes 10ft Sports Trampoline
- 105 lb weight limit for ages 5 and up — lower than any of the three Mega sizes despite a similar 10 ft footprint to the Mega 10-Foot.
- Built-in basketball hoop and full safety enclosure with padded frame protection.
- One child at a time per the product's own safety instructions.
- If the hoop isn't a priority, the Mega 10-Foot at a similar size carries a much higher 220 lb limit for a comparable outdoor footprint.
This is the one place the “bigger number means more capacity” assumption breaks down hardest within the Little Tikes lineup itself: the Sports Trampoline and the Mega 10-Foot are both roughly 10 feet across, but the Sports model’s 105 lb limit is less than half the Mega’s 220 lb rating. The hoop is the reason to pick this one, not the capacity.
3. Little Tikes Mega 10-Foot — Best Small Yard
Little Tikes Mega 10-Foot Trampoline
- 220 lb weight limit, ages 6+, one child at a time.
- Fully enclosed safety net and foam frame padding, per littletikes.com's product listing.
- Weather-resistant materials for year-round outdoor storage, per the brand's own description.
- Watch for a discrepancy: littletikes.com's own on-page marketing copy for this model states "70 lbs" in its product description, while Little Tikes' customer-service team confirms 220 lbs on Best Buy's Q&A for the identical product — we're flagging both numbers rather than picking one, so confirm with your retailer before buying.
The smallest of the three Mega sizes is the right call if your yard genuinely doesn’t have room for a 12 or 15-footer — you’re not giving up any weight capacity by going smaller, just floor space.
4. Little Tikes Mega 12-Foot — Best Mid-Size
Little Tikes Mega 12-Foot Trampoline
- Same 220 lb weight limit and ages 6+ rating as the Mega 10-Foot and Mega 15-Foot.
- Fully enclosed safety net and foam padding construction, per the official product listing.
- The middle ground if the 10-Foot feels too small and the 15-Foot's footprint won't fit.
At $55 more than the 10-Foot for the same 220 lb limit, the extra cost here buys roughly 44% more jumping surface, not more capacity — worth it only if your yard can actually fit the larger footprint.
5. Little Tikes Mega 15-Foot — Best Overall/Most Space
Little Tikes Mega 15-Foot Trampoline
- 220 lb weight limit — identical to the Mega 10-Foot and Mega 12-Foot despite the much larger mat.
- Fully enclosed safety net, foam padding, and heavy-duty construction per littletikes.com, recommended for ages 6+.
- The biggest Little Tikes trampoline available, but still a single-jumper product per the brand's own safety guidance.
If your yard has the room, this is the best value in the Mega line: the same 220 lb limit as the smaller two sizes, just spread across more jumping surface for $215 more than the 10-Foot. For a true premium backyard trampoline with a materially higher weight capacity, see our best Zupapa trampoline guide or the springless options in our best Springfree trampoline guide instead.
Why “bigger” doesn’t mean “holds more” here
It’s an easy assumption to carry over from other trampoline brands: a bigger frame usually means a heavier-duty build and a higher weight rating, which holds true for brands like Zupapa and ACON covered elsewhere on this site. Little Tikes’ Mega line breaks that pattern. The 10-foot, 12-foot, and 15-foot Megas use the same core frame and net design scaled up in diameter only — Little Tikes’ own customer-service answers confirm the weight limit doesn’t scale with it. If your household genuinely needs a higher per-jumper weight limit — for a heavier teen, for example — sizing up within the Little Tikes Mega line won’t get you there; see our trampoline weight limit guide for brands that do scale capacity with size.
The bottom line
Little Tikes covers five distinct trampolines under one brand name, and the price, size, and age range differ enormously between them — but the Mega line’s weight limit does not. The Easy Store 3-Foot ($92.99, 55 lb) is the right toddler-indoor pick, the 10ft Sports Trampoline ($349.99-ish, 105 lb) is worth it only if the built-in basketball hoop matters to you, and any of the three Mega sizes (220 lb across the board) come down to how much yard space you actually have, not how much weight capacity you need. Whichever size Mega you choose, confirm the weight limit directly with your retailer first — we found littletikes.com’s own marketing copy and its own customer-service answers stating two different numbers for the same product. See our best toddler trampoline guide for more indoor options, or our best Costway trampoline guide for another mainstream brand with its own label-vs-listing mismatch worth checking before you buy.