Digital Sports Arena at CityWalk Shah Alam

Subang Jaya

A 30,000 sqft indoor sports arena in Shah Alam with climbing walls, trampolines, a ninja course and tech-powered cycling tracks.

  • 30,000 sqft indoor arena with multiple activity zones under one roof
  • Climbing walls for scaling different heights and difficulty levels
  • Pro trampolines set up for jumping and aerial tricks
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Malaysian - Digital Sports Arena Ticket

Entry for Malaysian citizens to all zones, including the climbing walls, trampolines, and ninja course.

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Non-Malaysian -  Digital Sports Arena Ticket

Entry for non-Malaysian visitors to all zones, including climbing walls, trampolines and the ninja course.

Entry to the Digital Sports Arena · Access to climbing walls · Access to pro trampolines · +2 more

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Entry for non-Malaysian visitors to all zones, including climbing walls, trampolines and the ninja course.

About this experience

Tucked into CityWalk Shah Alam, this indoor sports arena packs 30,000 square feet of activity zones into one air-conditioned space, making it a solid pick regardless of Malaysia's midday heat or sudden downpours. Climbing walls, pro trampolines, a ninja obstacle course and tech-powered cycling tracks sit alongside other interactive challenges, blending physical activity with digital gameplay in a way that keeps things moving from one zone to the next.

What sets this Shah Alam sports arena apart is the mix of formats on offer. You're not just bouncing on trampolines or scaling a wall — the tech-driven elements add a gaming layer to traditional physical challenges, so the experience shifts between raw activity and interactive competition. It works equally well as a few hours of active play with friends or a way to burn off energy with the family.

Entry is ticketed, with separate pricing for Malaysian and non-Malaysian visitors. The arena runs daily from 10am, closing at 11pm on Sundays and Saturdays and 10pm on the other five days, giving you a fairly wide window to fit a visit around the rest of your day in Subang Jaya or greater Shah Alam.

What to expect

Once inside this Shah Alam sports arena, you'll move through a series of distinct zones rather than following one fixed route. Expect to start with something physical — the climbing walls or trampolines are natural first stops — before working through the ninja obstacle course, which tests balance and coordination across a series of linked challenges. The tech-powered cycling tracks bring a different pace, layering a screen-based or gamified element onto a standard workout format.

The overall visit is self-paced, so you can spend as long or as short a time on each zone as you like within your session. With multiple activities across 30,000 square feet, most visitors move between two or three zones over the course of a couple of hours, mixing higher-energy challenges like the ninja course with steadier ones like the cycling tracks. Arriving with time before closing means you're less likely to feel rushed through the different areas.

Things to note

  • Parents and guardians are responsible for supervising their own children — the venue does not provide dedicated supervision
  • Outside food and drinks aren't allowed inside, so eat beforehand or plan to buy on-site if available
  • Shoes must be removed before entering the park, so wear socks you're comfortable moving in
  • Smoking, vaping and e-cigarettes are not permitted anywhere in the arena
  • Last entry is 30 minutes before closing, and arriving around 1.5 hours early gives you more time to get through the attractions
  • Wear comfortable, flexible clothing suited to climbing, jumping and obstacle courses

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