Texas Jumping Beans

This place is filthy. So many dead or half dead cockroaches on the floor
The staff is not helpful. They didn’t help cut the cake or serve the food at all
The owner talks you to death. Even u just want to ask a simple question, he will talk for hours
The jumojng castles are so leaky they can’t stand ur weight
Best thing is probably the face painting lady but I will review her separately

Came here on a Sunday with my preschooler. He had fun, but the place is small, dirty and unsupervised. There is an area for small kids which was great, but there were some big kids in there playing who didn’t belong and no one was telling them they weren’t allowed. also a little expensive for what it is.

My son recently attended a birthday party here. I was unimpressed from the start. The warehouse is wide open with folded bouncy houses lying around exposed to everyone. There is nothing blocking a kid from going behind an inflatable and unplugging it. During our couple of hours there, this happened. Multiple dads were holding up the deflating house so children wouldn’t get stuck inside. No one who was working there even noticed until one parent summoned them. When I overheard a dad ask why the plugs were not blocked off, the teenager politely said, «I don’t know.» I saw the dad pressing further with the manager. Apparently her response was that people should be supervising their own kids. I agree, people SHOULD be watching their kids, but let’s face it, they don’t. When my child was on the floor, I hung around and supervised my child, but I was mainly watching out that my child and his friends were making good choices. Most of these bouncy places have a few staff members walking the floor, helping scared kids down, making sure the inflatables are not overloaded with too many kids at once, etc. That’s not the case here. The pirate ship was disgusting, the mast was falling apart, and at one point so many kids were at the top of the slide, the inflatable was deflating from the weight. The rest of the inflatables were in okay condition, a few with cracks here and there.
As far as cleanliness, it seemed as if the inflatables were never wiped down at all, the floor clearly hadn’t been vacuumed any time recently, and there weren’t a plethora of hand sanitizers that see around other bouncy places. In fact, I don’t recall seeing any!
The décor was also nothing to be desired. In the party section, the walls were painted bright colors about 10 feet up and then it was standard warehouse drywall with insulation hanging out of the top. This could explain the dirty carpets all along the walls.
Although I’m shocked after reading reviews that this place has been in business for as many years as it has, my son did have an enjoyable time here with his friends. It is not a place we will be retuning to anytime soon.

Dirty. Food from yesterdays party all over the floor and pizza boxes left. Looks a lot cooler in the photos. In a large warehouse with dim lighting. Kids still had fun but I won’t be going back.

Maybe not the nicest facility ever, but it’s fun for my preschoolers. The bouncers aren’t new and shiny, but they seem safe and are nice enough for a few hours. The toddler area is divided from the big kid area which is nice. I wouldn’t let a crawler wander around without very close supervision but the floor is no more clean or dirty than that of any other indoor playground. The staff is young, but friendly and responsive to requests (they sit at the front to greet customers so you have to go get them.) the price is on par with other indoor play places (more than you might want to pay if you have more than one kid, but worth it when the kids are bouncing off the walls. And less than you would spend for a sitter for two hours.) parents can chat for the most part. And they don’t object if you sneak your Starbucks into the play area.
The review is kinda lukewarm, I know. I rate this place nicely average. This place is right here in Pflugerville so we are happy to have it.

I want to start off by saying that I am not a clean freak. FAR from it. But seriously, this place is disgusting. I went with my 4 year old, 3 year old 9 month old, along with some friends. The floors were COVERED in crumbs and old candy wrappers. COVERED. I couldn’t set my baby down at all. Every inflatable was filthy. You could actually see dirt on the outer top parts — how does that happen? The walls were covered in filth, the bathrooms were disgusting, the tile floors were sticky. :shudder: If I had to guess I would say that it had been weeks since anyone had lifted a finger to do any kind of basic cleaning (vacuum, mop, anything).
I had brought lunch and was going to let the kids eat there but instead we left and ate at home. Again, let me repeat that I am so far from a germaphobe, I don’t run around with hand sanitizer (though I wish I did after this), I’m ok with the kids getting dirty but… gross. Ew. Just writing this review makes me want to take another shower.
We will never go back.

Had my daughters birthday party here this past weekend. The booking was very easy. Anytime a voicemail was left, I got a speedy response. The place is pretty laid back with what you can and can’t take in as far as food and party supplies. Being allowed to take a piñata is a plus! The only complaint I have was not being able to have the party room right away. But that was communicated to me in advance.

I told you I’ve been here more times than I can count (I just suck at checking in), but apparently they did indeed do an overhaul on the place and an update from my previous review is a must.
My toddler is quiet a stout kid, so he’s learned his own techniques for dealing with bruising bigger children, so that is no longer my worry as previously stated. However there is still a lack of supervision as far as facilities management goes, I feel confident in saying this place is ran by young teens who’ve yet to actually foresee a potentially dangerous situation.
As previously hoped they have removed the slide of doom, the one I swear my toddler nearly suffocated on (due to overcrowding and lack of supervision), and replaced it with a open, easier to use inflatable, with foam bricks at the bottom. I am so thankful they have made this change.
Granted there’s really no ‘restriction’ for who uses the inflatable’s, it’s a fen for all kind of situation, they have added an inflatable (looks like a dead animal) tiger in the infant play-​area, which is an added bonus for parents of little ones. Though. don’t expect that little latched door with the sign that says 3 and Under to keep the school agers out, it’s still an added improvement to the area. They have also since removed the changing table from the infant play area, again I am thankful for fear of a future painful mishap with that thing that it has been removed.
We were in attendance for a birthday party, again, on this recent visit and it went off without a hitch, they did not rush the parents, helped clean up and the staff was very pleasant. We might consider a future party there ourselves.
All in all, they’ve taken up more space with the inflatable’s and the children’s attention seems to be well garnered and I am very, very pleased at the recent changes and look forward to our return visit.

Unbelievably OUT OF CONTROL! Took my kids there the this past Saturday. I called first to make sure there weren’t a lot of parties going on, and the strangest thing happened. A GROWN MAN (business man, you could tell by the tone in his voice) answered the phone. I questioned the parties and asked if it was crowded at the moment. he said to me. «There should not be too many kids there right now, but the parties start at 3» «THERE»??? I show up 10 minutes later to find 2 high schoolers running the joint. That grown business man was nowhere in sight. Imagine that…
While wondering around, I noticed half the equipment needed repairing and cleaning. It was pretty filthy. Some of them had slimy, gooey stuff running down the side., Not sure what that was and frankly, I dont think I want to know.
The other equipment had been folded up and laying ALL OVER THE PLACE. The walls were lined with unused inflatables AND THE AIR BLOWERS… seriously? Cords all over the place. Didn’t seem very kid friendly.
I take my youngest into the small toddler area. where the big kids decided they should play in. seriously? Nobody say anything now… really? Just let them… UGGGH. I chased them out. :) No worries.
My daughter is playing with these red foam blocks and she picked one up, I immediately noticed a HUGE BLISTER BUG on the block. You have got to be kidding me, right… and oh yes, I took pictures. So disappointing. I killed the damn thing… and moved on.
We left and went to eat, the kids wanted to go back… so we did. Now the parties were here and everything was in absolute CHAOS.
There was no order in that building at all. Kid running everywhere and screaming, stampeding the small toddlers. About 5 BIG kids (about 10 or so) were in the toddler area… rampaging through everything. Young teenagers catapulted onto my 2.5 yo daughter and were hollering I WON I WON… I BEAT YOU… Please know I said something to both of them. My 5 year old son was getting pushed off the steps to enter a house, knocked over in the walk area as they were running, shoving and pushing everyone in there. My husband was knocked into and jolted him back. ABSOLUTE HORROR.
Now that I’ve calmed down enough to call and complain, I intend to do just that.
SAVE YOUR MONEY… it is not worth it. I promise.

The staff here were very unprofessional. My son and I came for a birthday party here, and 2 kids that worked here walked from one birthday party to another asking parents if they could have some birthday cake. Seriously, were they stoned or something? I thought it was very tacky and I’ll definitely never have my kid’s party here. The inflatables were okay, but the place is pretty small and not as clean as some of the others we’ve been to.

I can’t find any other word but gross for our experience at Texas Jumping Beans. Many of the inflatables had living & dead crickets and roaches in them. The whole toddler area was covered in them too. My daughter who usually doesn’t mind bugs was scared to jump on some of them due to the amount of bugs. Everything seems extremely run down and dirty. As another reviewer said, the inflatables were in terrible condition — cracks, holes, bad tape jobs. We barely lasted an hour. There are several inflatable playgrounds around town that are in better shape than this one.
Don’t waste your $$ even if it’s a good price.

This place is very convenient for us. The facility is not fancy but still very fun for kids!
We will definitely go again

This place is great, and I’ve been to every inflatable play place in like 12 zipcodes. My only complaint is no changing table in the restroom. But the toddler area is great as are the rest of the slides and jumpy areas.

We’ve been using this place for my son’s birthday parties for the past 2 years. He’s now 5 & just had one there 2 weeks ago.
Is the place crazy sometimes, YES! Unfortunately, its free play for all kids. So, a bunch of huge 13 year olds are mixed in with the 5 year olds. BUT, for me, the PROS of the place have us as repeat customers.
Pros: VERY laid back. Free Wifi. Bring in your own food. Affordable for all sizes of birthday parties. Affordable for an outing on a rain day. $ 7!
Cons: Soda machines tend to get low easily. Bathrooms could use more care, more frequently. Aside from the party rooms, it’d be nice to have some more lounging seats on the main floor.
I agree that the inflatables dont seem to be rotated. I’ve only seen them get changed a few times, and that Pirates Ship (my kids loved that thing, lol) is gone. The slide is awesome!
Pump It Up is better staffed, in terms of #‘s, and it is private– but its also much more $, and restrictive on the food. Jumping Beans lets you play ALL DAY, even after your party is over.
YES, if you have a party, your room is NOT available for the 1^st 30 minutes, so that can suck, and does if you have 4 parties going on at one time, but we’ve gotten lucky because our parties have been on Sundays.
Overall, recommend them for sure!

Borderline child abuse.
We got an email inviting us to bring our kids (7 and 4) for one of their Friday night «Parent’s Night Out», thinking that it would be tons of fun for them. We were promised a pizza party and a «glow in the dark treasure hunt», plus all the inflatable bouncy goodness they could handle. Sounds awesome right?
Well imagine our surprise when we pick them to find them both crying so hard that they can barely speak. Let me stress to you that this is NOT normal behavior for our children.
Once they had finally calmed down, we found out that:
1. They were not allowed ANY water for 5 hours of jumping (including during diner). When they asked for water, they were told that «drinks cost a dollar». Like a 7 or a 4 year old carries cash with them! No one EVER mentioned to us that we needed to pay for our children to have water. When challenged, the manager said «all they had to do was ask… there were cups right here behind the counter.» Not sure exactly who else they were supposed to have asked.
2. After the first couple of hours, they were all also «denied bathroom privileges» because some of the other children kept opening and shutting the bathroom door. Fortunately, they were so dehydrated that this wasn’t really as big a problem as it could have been.
3. Eventually, our kids had to just hide in a corner, after repeatedly reporting to the supervisors that other children were pushing them down the slides, following them around and «jumping on our their faces and private parts». The supervisor told them he was «busy with another child»…
If I had any tangible evidence of the events, I would honestly be filing a police report right now instead of just filling out this review.

It’s like pump it up or other inflatable playground, but a little bit smaller and cheaper.
My son likes the slides most. It has only one huge slide and two small slides.
It’s also like pump it up, located in the middle of nowhere. It looks like a manufacture storage from outside.
Pump it up can hold two birthday parties, this place can hold 4 – 5 birthday parties. So it was crowded every time I went.

Let me start by saying that I am very glad I had ½ off for admission.
The management was very friendly (that is why I gave 2 stars and not just 1), although I fear seeing this place run by high schoolers, as other reviewers have suggested happens on the weekends.
The inflatables are old, cracking and have holes. Some were splitting at the seams. There were a lot of the compressors and uninflated bounce houses just sitting out — accesible to the kids. Now that doesn’t seem safe in a place geared for children. The pirate ship seems to be oozing something frothy at the cracks… Yuck. Some of the inflatables don’t seem to hold up 2 – 3 kids weight. I would hate to see this place packed out on a weekend. There is a toddler area that has one inflatable and a hodge podge of toys you would see at someone’s house. There is changing table in the toddler area but no trash nearby. Only two bathrooms which seems like too few for such a large space.
It is a bit hard to find — tucked into an industrial complex. Maybe a good place to go during the week during in-​climate weather but I was overall not impressed. I couldn’t shake the feeling that it was a bit grimy around the edges and not as kept up as it should be…
My toddler, who is usually into such places, wanted to play with the $.25 toy dispensers in the front.. . We left after 30 minutes.

Plenty of inflatables. The girl at the front desk was doing a good job handling the large influx of people coming in, but there was really no security measures that I could see. There was a 200 plus pound «child» (teenager really) bounding around on the inflatables. It was interesting to watch the whole inflatable structure sag as he landed.
The vending machines were sold out. We brought our own drinks and the line for the single girl’s bathroom was short. I may have come at a bad day; it was a madhouse on an overcast Saturday. It was the most crowded place we have been to, and we have been to quite a few. I doubt other places would have faired much better under the circumstances. My daughter really enjoyed herself and that is all that matters.

Fun-​tastic day out for kids up to 12 and under. We love this place on bad weather days or give Mom a break days. I’ve been to them all and this facility does have some of the best rotations of inflatable rides. I’ve never hosted a party there but have gone to several without a hitch. Unaware of what happens behind the veil for the hosts.
Pros: Price, layout, ride variety, toddler room, vending machines, being able to bring your own food, areas to eat, party rooms available for sitting if not rented.
Cons: Don’t go when it is crowded! Bathrooms and trashcans are not supportive of a full house. Teenage help in training. Weak tracking/​control of child/​parent exit.
It isn’t a daycare, you do still have to watch and service your child’s needs. But you can claim a comfortable spot near the front exit and read a book and relax while your child has a great time and knows where you are if they need you.

I’ve been to a number of parties here … it is a big place.
it is pretty much bring your own stuff and decorate the «room» to your liking … it is basically a 1 full wall and three half walls, so it really isn’t a room. the colors are annoying, but they are bright so the kids seem to like it. the separate toddler area is REALLY IMPORTANT, you don’t want your 2 year old walking around where 12 year olds are running like crazy preteens.
They say the change out the moon walks, that is a crock of crap, I’ve been here for the last two years and it is the same stuff different day, some of it is even falling apart. Still it is an alright place to go, they don’t move you off into separate rooms with the moonwalks so that is cool, you go the kids play as much as they want, then leave on your own schedule. that is a big plus.
DO NOT USE MAP QUEST … you will get lost … it doesn’t know about Picadilly COURT only Drive, so they will get you to the wrong place … in addition it is really poorly marked, if you get to picadilly drive go towards the highway and look left, sometimes there is a small sign on the median but not always … the street sign is there, but your first trip you will go insane trying to find it … I got lost my first three times going