Jump On In

Was invited to a kid’s birthday party here and we enjoyed the venue. The boys enjoyed playing around at the birthday party.
I like the set up for birthday parties, they allow the kids to have fun bouncing all over the place for about an hour and then they all go to the party room for some pizza and cupcakes. which my little two guys enjoyed very much (It was Dominos). I noticed at the door before walking in that they have only private parties on Saturdays.
I only gave it three stars because we went for a Birthday party and not on a regular day. I will make sure when we go the next time I get up a review to tell you the real truth about the place :)

My sister in law, mom and I took my 2 year old son and 3 year old niece here today around 11 am. It’s a large venue and they require you to wear socks and behave like normal human beings. We picked a busier time to go but by 11:30 the place cleared out — perfect for little ones like our kids. There was a good selection of bounce houses that weren’t too big for them, though the obstacle courses ended up being too much for my boy to handle. Halfway through I had to hand him over to my mom while I finished the slide — ouch, those slides are tough when you’re older!
They had air hockey and a fooseball table and a batting area with plastic balls. No dining area; they don’t allow food in there either. They do offer parties but in our experience 1 hour at $ 8 is plenty of time to play and then be done. We may go back on a rainy (or blistering hot) day in a few months. Better be in good shape if you plan on bouncing with your kiddo! I’m more tired than my son!

This is one of those bounce house places for kids to work off excess energy. I took my two boys (ages 9 & 12) here for an afternoon this week and they had a decent time.
Pros:
–Only $ 8 per session, which apparently lasts as long as your child does.
–Sturdy enough bounce houses that my 6’2″ 12-​year-​old could play too, which is hard for us to find.
–Seemed to be a range of things to do, obstacle course, slides, traditional bounce houses.
Cons:
–No separate area for the little ones, so the big kids have to be careful of them, which can be hard, and if you are a parent of the little one, might concern you.
–Not that many actual bounce houses. While there are some different things, there aren’t a large number of things to do. My boys were bored/​done in an hour.
–They count on parental supervision to make sure kids are playing appropriately, being aware of the younger ones, etc. The quality of that, will depend on the parents there at the time.
All in all, the boys had an okay time, but aren’t clamoring to go back.