Get Air

This place is amazing for kids… And adults too! I brought my son for their toddler jump and he had a blast. They have so many different activities (more than Sky Zone). I love that they offer a toddler time so the kiddos can jump and not be worried about getting trampled. I think the price of $ 6 is very reasonable!

At first impression, this place is a mess. No crowd control when customers come in to the facility.
It’s a mess and the staff don’t have a clue what’s going on in the front.
Frustrated

We stumbled upon this place by accident. We went on a friday night around 9pm. They had a special going on that was 2 hours of jumping that included socks for $ 16.
They have this platform (excuse my verbage for the following because i really dont know how to describe it otherwise lol) that you jump into this huge blow up mat. You know what stunt doubles use to jump off buildings? That’s what this is haha It’s about 10 feet high, It scared me to death but such an adrenaline rush!
They have bubble ball, this target game, dodgeball, TONS of trampolines, basketball and some other course stuff that looks super hard lol
The only thing that I was bummed about was there isnt a foam pit that’s for adults. They have a toddler zone with one though.

We went on a Monday afternoon, during the holiday break, and it was super busy, as can be expected. We took our 11 yr old son and 13 yr old nephew. We waited in the long line which took about 30 minutes to get through. One adult filled out the waivers at the computers, while another stayed in line, so that shaved some time off of our wait. I have never been to a place like this, so when the girl at the counter asked if we needed socks, I told her that we didn’t. I didn’t notice yet, that everybody running around had the same socks on their feet. Within 30 seconds of paying we turned around to ask about socks and the girl at the counter was gone. There was one guy left at the counter to handle the chaos. He really was doing the best he could given the situation. So we try to ask him about the socks and he tells us that they are $ 2/​pr. Okay, fine, but that we had to wait for the guy that he had paged to help him at the counter. Well that guy was not showing up, and after 10 minutes we were getting irritated. We just wanted socks! So my sister asked the guy again if he could sell us the socks because we had been waiting a while, and he told us that we couldn’t skip the long line of people behind us. Seriously?! We just waited in that line! So my sister got snippy with the dude, and he slapped the socks in her hand and told her to have them free of charge.
After that, the kids and adults had a great time. There was plenty to do, and we could have stayed much longer than the hour we paid for.
Bottom line– management failed that poor kid at the front counter. He was clearly overwhelmed. It would also be helpful for them to ask customers if they’ve ever been there before and mention the sock thing.

This place is a madhouse. Waited over 20 minutes to get through the line. No signs explaining prices or how it works. Didn’t know we needed special socks until after we paid to get in… then had to wait even longer to buy socks. Kid working the front counter needs a better attitude (I will say he was swamped and on his own). With all that being said, MAN WAS IT FUN! A few tweaks and better management and this place will do very well.