Jump Around Utah

Great jump house for ages 1 to about 5. We really enjoy it because of its set up. Everything is right in front of you (playground, jump pillow, jump houses, etc…) so it’s much easier to watch your kids on whatever they may be playing on. Prices are very affordable for snacks and drinks. We get their Bounce Pass, which saves us a ton of money for what we get out of going here. My kids absolutely love this is place & they’re 1 & 3. Check out the Facebook page though, hours vary depending on private parties– definitely check them out if you have younger children. We prefer this place over wAIRhouse for these exact reasons– love not having to
Chase kids around different areas at the «jumping place» customer service was awesome as well, very friendly, knowledgable, and helped out when a few people didn’t have socks

Jump around Utah is great for the kids but the employee with the long hair is really rude and aggressive. My stepson rented it out for his sons 3^rd birthday party from 6 – 8. We ended at 8 but we had to get our shoes on and the kids coats and shoes etc… The employee was giving guests dirty looks, moving them out of the way to take the garbage out. I said «are you in a hurry?» He said «Ya, I’d like to get home» and I said «well you don’t need to be rude to the guests.» And instead of apologizing he laughed. He thought it was okay to treat my family and friends rude because he no longer wanted to be at work. He may need to re-​think his employment choice. So although it’s a great place for kids it was a bad experience from the guy with the ponytail. I feel bad because it would have been a great experience if it weren’t for him. He needs to learn how to treat customers, especially when he paid $ 350 for two hours. I will take my money somewhere else and will never recommend them to anyone.

I really like this place, and so does my 3 year old. I highly recommend coming here if you want to watch your kids have fun, but you get to sit and relax and know they’re safe. Also, jumping with the kids is fun too ;). For 2 and under its only 4 $, that’s great. Even though it raises up to 10 $ after that, it’s worth it to wear the kids down. Great for rainy days.

Feels dirty and dusty.
The man with a pony tail working the front desk is a prick. Rude customer service. I’ve been there a few times and no one is ever readily available to take my money.
Also, I was there for an hour and when it was time to go, I put my shoes back on. My child ran away and jumped on the pillow top so without going on the pillow with my shoes, I was two feet onto the mat area and the pony guy yelled at me and said I can’t be there with shoes. No duh. But maybe if he had a one year old that doesn’t understand, he wouldn’t be so harsh. I wasn’t going to go on the pillow top and no where does it say no shoes in that area, just on the pillow.
Anyway, he needs a new job.

Their hours are a little confusing (check their Facebook page before going because apparently they post the schedule there daily and they frequently close for private events), but if you can catch them open, your kids will have a blast.
They have a huge play structure, several big bouncy houses and slides, and a gigantic trampoline-​like pillow in the middle of the room. It’s a great place to burn off some energy!
Parents, know up front that the place is LOUD and a bit hot in the summer (bring water bottles). Also, if you have small children, like toddler aged, you may want to stay close to them. The bigger kids play hard, and toddlers can get knocked over pretty easily. During our visit, I watched three or four little ones who were unattended get hurt. Sorry moms, but this is just not a place where you can turn a 20 month old loose.
That said, for preschoolers and up, this place is fantastic. My kids keep asking when we’re going to return.

Two most important things: remember socks and follow their Facebook page!
I’ll admit I was quite skeptic of this place before I even went there, mostly based on the address. I was quite surprised. My daughter prefers this place over an indoor trampoline arena. She asks to go here often. If you follow their Facebook page you’ll find specials that make it quite affordable. You also need to follow their Facebook page because their hours change daily based on private parties.
I appreciate that the snacks they sell inside are not overpriced. And I like their collection of magazines they keep on hand for parents to read.

Fun place for a kid party. Let them channel their inner Tigger and bounce bounce bounce. Bring your socks and jump on the various inflatables. They also have a climbing maze thingy too. Not too big to lose your kid and not to small to be too boring. You can bring in your own food and drinks for parties.

3.5 yr old has many playdates here with at least one a week! Great management who is always cleaning or readily available to answer questions. Variety of bounce houses, climbing structures and the always popular huge jumping pillow in the middle of the building. Drinks and snacks are very reasonable (bottled water is .50 cents), free coffee, wi-​fi is strong and free, no time limit, and the layout is perfect for being able to watch your kiddo even while you browse the internet. Parents are free and encouraged to play but no shoes, even on mats. So glad we found this place. Only tip is to check their website as days and hours can change. Oh and also buy a punch pass! Age of interest will stop when bounce houses are no longer fun for them. 2 to 8 arw probably the most common ages we’ve seen.

What a great place to entertain your toddler. They can burn off a ton of energy here and you will be exhausted, but the kid will be too so yay for sleep. It’s just one big room with a bunch of inflatable bounce houses and a giant trampoline thing in the middle. There is also a play structure with slides and tunnels. Go in the middle of the school day and you will have the place to yourself.

First impression, I’m not gonna lie. I was a little skeeved out by the dingy look. I kept imaging all the dirty children hands and feet that have to cubed every surface of this place. They have hand sanitizer and wipes available, phew. As a mom, I know how hard it is to clean those foam mats, so I let it slide.
Our toddler had a blast here. Some of the things are a bit too hard for an 18 month old to climb up, and even harder for a full grown adult to shimmy in and out of, but he was entertained completely.
Prices are pretty prohibitive if you have a lot of kids over 3 years old. For our little 1 year old it was only $ 2 and parents play free. But our older kids would have been $ 10 each.
It was for sure worth the $ 2, and at least one of my olders would go bonkers for this place and would be worth paying $ 10 for but not the eye rolling Tweens and teens.

This place is absolutely awesome. Great staff, safe fun environment. We had my son’s 6^th birthday here, and it was the best party he has had. And rates for food, free jump and parties are more than reasonable. Love this place!

Such a great place for kids! My 3 year old LOVES Jump Around Utah. It’s nice for adults too because the kids can go wild while the parents can enjoy a snack and drink, free wifi and lots of places to sit! A place to sit and relax while I am still able to see my kid playing from any point in the facility is my kind of place.

One of my kids favorite places. Will drive past other bounce places to go to this one. Owners very friendly. Free wifi and reasonable prices on snacks. They even stock Tab for you old school soda drinkers.
Would give them 5 stars except for almost every time we want to go I check their website and they are closed for private parties. Probably only end up going 25% of the time we want to.
I get it… money must be in the private parties. They are in business to make money right?

I was invited here for a 2yr old birthday party. I brought my 2 yr old and here is what we thought. As soon as you walk in the door the gentleman will have you sign a waiver. This always makes me nervous but I understand. And thankfully nobody in our group was seriously injured-​. Just bumps and bruises is all we got.
In the center of the room is a huge pillow bouncy thing. BE CAREFUL on the edges because its slippery and little ones have a hard time not bouncing off. Around the edges of the room are regular bounce houses I felt more comfortable with my 2yr old in.
The best is the play area with areas for climbing and sliding. There is two green slides that shoot you down so make sure someone is there to catch the little ones or you might hear crying because this one is a fast slide! Overall we had a great time with the bouncy houses and play area.
The worst part about this place is it could use a deep clean. I found crust something in a few places were my child touched– it was gross!
One other thing to note if you have a infant the changing table is old and small. One of the mothers in our party went out to her car to change her baby because the changing table did not look safe.
I would defiantly go here again with an older age group I am not sure 2yr olds really get the whole experience.

We threw a birthday party here, and it went great. The kids were delirious with joy, and the parents were happy and able to relax. The staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating. There is free wifi, they don’t mind you bringing in your own food and drinks, you can plug your iPod right into their sound system, there’s napkin dispensers and hand sanitizer bottles all over the place. The layout is very open and convenient. We were very satisfied customers!

I have to be honest this place is pricy if you are forced to pay full price $ 10 a kid over the age of three. It’s an ok jumping place, although some of the equipment is a little old and the place will win no awards for cleanliness. What I do like about it is that it set up in a circle with a low profile jumper in the middle. This allows me to stand in one place and see my son run from jumper to jumper. If you plan on going often I do recommend the 10 punch pass.

I had my first bouncy house extravaganza at Jump Around Utah just this last week. I had no idea this kind of place existed, and we will definitely be back. My 2 year really thought it was terrific.
As the other reviews note, this place is pretty parent friendly. You can choose to jump around with your kid (at no cost, personally I got quite a work-​out that way) OR you can choose to sit and surf the net or read while watching them (I envied the relaxed looks on many of those parents’ faces.)
They are even friendly if you forget socks. My guest didn’t have any since I forgot to tell her. I expected them to sell some ugly white socks, and was totally happy with the cute purple striped ones we got for a buck.
I was a little leery of the non-​bouncy play structure, since it looks a little experimental in its design. But I went up to the third level to help my son with something and realized it is basically fine.

Kids love these kinds of places! I’m sitting here watching all these kids while I draft this review and I’m wondering WHERE these kids get all this ENERGY!!! But that’s neither here nor there.
This place is for the north end of the valley what Bouncin’ Off the Walls is for the south end of the valley. Big bounce houses and slides and a non-​inflatable playground area. One big edge this place has is more consideration for the adults. More seating, free wifi, televisions. Another benefit is more open bounce days. I think BOTW only has one open bounce day/​week. This place has an ever-​changing open bounce schedule based on party reservations, so check online before you come.
The guy working here (who seems like he’s probably the owner) has been way cool. Very simple Groupon redemption, quick liabily waiver form, and he quickly made us all feel right at home and free to go have fun. He’s being nice to the kids, passing out band-​aids when needed, hawking (reasonably priced) snacks and doing it all with a big smile. I’d definitely recommend this place.

My kids love this place. It is filled with lots of bounce houses and a huge air pillow in the middle. It suites kids of all ages! They have free wifi and a great sitting area for parents. This place is very manageable. I feel very comfortable letting my kids run free because they are always in view.
I try to show up right when they open because we usually have the place to ourselves for the first half hour or so.
I would give them 5 stars if they would turn the air conditioning up a little higher. It gets very hot and sweaty in there.

I took my two boys and their friend here. (Ages 5, 6 and 7). They had a blast. There are several bounce houses and inflatable slides. They wore themselves out.
The parents area has a view of the whole place so you can keep an eye on your kids even when they run every which way.
Very friendly staff.
This place is great.