We'd heard a lot of great things about the Airhouse from a few of our local friends, but we had no…read moreidea how truly fun of an experience it could be until we went ourselves. The staff were uber friendly, informative, and helped us get the lay of the facility being our first time there. My kids, Christie and I had a blast! I wish it was something I started long ago when I was younger... If you haven't been to a trampoline training facility yet, you got to check it out! Happy jumping! Dai "Coach Moose" Manuel #exploreBC #exploreSquamish

From the owner: We are a progressive freestyle training centre offering a wide range of Freestyle Trampoline,…read moreParkour, Skateboard, and Gymnastics action sports programs. Our goal is to provide the best athletic experience in a safe and fun learning environment. Whether you are a kid just starting to learn the basics or a competitive athlete looking for professional training and coaching Airhouse is the place for you. We have Group and Private Lessons, Drop-In sessions, Lesson programs, Club, Camps, Events and More!

I attended to my family's birthday party and I had mixed feeling about this facility…read more Positive part : the clerks pay attention for safety very much. Using microphone, they warn the kids directly. If the kid doesn't listen, they will point out what he/she is wearing, what eating, what in their hand. I guess it's embarrassing for the kids, but following rule is more important. : very tidy and clean. The clerks walk around often and check the garbage bin following recycling rule. Much elder people are also working and they are very friendly. : Adult can have fun. The rechargeable play game is very convenient, and tickets (how much you won) added into the card digitally. No expiring. You can use the card for next time. Negative part : maybe 95 % of guests take off shoes at entrance. Some adult still wear them. Maybe because they won't play. The problem is going to public bathroom only with socks. When you think about hygiene, it was disgusting. I wished I had shoes. : I hope they have variety of prizes.

Fun and frolic for the family!…read more The place is a saviour for me and my husband on weekends when we r super tired! We get our 3 year old here and he enjoys every moment of it. Ball Pits, climbing, jumping, scooter area, arcade games are great for that super excited little boy. Me and my husband have a coffee date. They have a limited menu but the prices are super affordable. I have also carried my own food for the kid before. This place is always full of birthday parties but it has never been disruptive to other non party members. Cost on weekends is almost 11$ but you can stay from starting time to closing time if u want. The max we have stayed there is 4 hours coz the little ones get exhausted from all the playing!! Recommended for kids years 6 and under. Service: 3/5 Ambience: 4/5 Food : 3/5

This place is so fun i recommend it to a lot of kids that have a lot of energy cause my daughter is…read morereally energetic but after going here she loses all her energy and haves fun please come here its so fun.

I don't see the appeal of places like this, but I guess it's fun for some people…read more Through the lens of a parent, I can see why some people stage birthday parties and youth events here. It's a huge space where you can let your kid loose for an hour or more. A good way for your Adderall-addicted kid to release pent-up rage without killing themselves. Almost every surface is covered in trampolines, although you can not bounce on the hard edges of the individual trampolines. Psychedelic neon lights may induce seizures, and loud music may make you go deaf. There are some obstacle course activities and climbing challenges for the more adventurous. There's even a foam pit you can jump into if you don't care too much about germs. Staff were not exactly charismatic or enthusiastic about working there. That said, they tried their best to prep the kids and relay terms of service and liabilities beforehand. I asked my kid if she'd like to go there again, and she said no. It seems one time was enough for her.

Great Gymnastics for Younger Kids! This is a welcome addition to the neighborhood. It's clean and…read morewell managed. The instructors are awesome, and the equipment is perfect for young children. I recommend it!

I can't say enough good things about TumbleTown. We have been coming here for over 2 years, since…read moremy daughter was barely walking, and this is hands down the best activity that we have ever signed her up for. The facility is top-notch. It is bright, clean, and modern, and a lot of thought and care has been put into the equipment and furnishings. We have done parent and tot classes, unparented preschool classes, and family drop-ins, and we have found the level of instruction here far surpasses other sports-related programmes. The teachers are all engaging, and they really take the time to connect with each child. Our daughter talks about the teachers all the time at home. She adores them and looks forward to going to her gymnastics classes every week.

Lots of fun and many things to do here. Recommended highly to parents of children. Staff is super…read morenice and helpful.

Absolutely awesome. Really fun. Good to do front flips, back flips, side flips. I could spend life…read morehere forever. 10/10 5 stars.

What an absolute nightmare. Please read before booking a birthday party at this venue…read more We booked our 8 year olds birthday party here including him and 7 friends. My wife booked the standard birthday package with them which had pricing confirmed via email with them. Once we arrived, they tried to charge us an additional $85 for upsized pizza, bringing outside food option, and additional 30 minutes jump time, all of which was declined. We told them we never booked any of this and emphasized we declined all extras when asked. Eventually. They reviewed and agreed that we didn't book the extras but claimed we did book additional time. (We did not). We were told that unless we paid the full amount which we could dispute later, the kids could not begin jumping. The front desk attendant was genuinely sympathetic and professional, but could not reach their manager for a while. Then, we were told we could speak to the manager via phone (nobody was on site who could make any changes which is wild). Then, we were told the manager is actually too busy at the moment and we could only communicate via email. Eventually, we had to pay to get the kids jumping about 10 minutes late past their start time, even though we were there 30 minutes early. Again, the actual staff here were genuinely helpful and understanding, but the management is basically non existent to correct their own mistake in an urgent situation. We couldn't even cancel at this point, as 7 parents had dropped their children off in our care. I can't stress enough. DO NOT BOOK HERE unless you want to be put in a really bad situation and essentially have the experience ruined. I will update this review once (or if) we finally reach a manager with the final outcome. Update: The manager responded the following morning to my email defensively with seemingly no desire to resolve the issue which is really disappointing. See below response. For context, my wife was the one that booked the event and we were together through the experience. Hello Ryan, Unfortunately you are not the person who booked the event, nor had any communication regarding the event until now, which limits your involvement to the details of the booking. We removed the upsize pizza fee and the food fee as a customer service gesture, as they were items initially requested. As per our Terms we do not allow for cancellation of time or space orientated items, such as extra jump time. Because you chose to take action and create a review rather than reaching out to us first, it is our position that the review takes precedent over any further customer service gesture we would have been willing to make. I do thank you for your visit.

I was disappointed with my experience at this trampoline park. The facility refused to accept a…read morevalid online coupon, even though it met the stated terms and conditions. This was frustrating and left a negative first impression. Another concern was the lack of a designated parent viewing area. Parents should have a comfortable space where they can watch their children while they are jumping. Compared to several other trampoline parks I have visited, this facility has some of the most restrictive and inconvenient policies. Unfortunately, my interaction with the manager also added to the poor experience. I found the manager to be unprofessional, dismissive of customer concerns, and more focused on money than assisting guests. Overall, this was the least enjoyable trampoline park I have visited. I hope the management considers improving its customer service, honoring valid promotions, and creating a more welcoming environment for families.

Stuck around as my youngest was attending a birthday party this afternoon from 1-3:30…read more Cloris was my favourite staffer and go-to gal for things like an extra bin for overflow birthday presents, cups for water (and she brought me a stack which I appreciated as forward-thinking because I could leave them for the other parents in our group too), and she was extra patient with my kid when he was choosing a prize with his tickets. For the most part, I really like the systems here that made the party run fairly smoothly. Our party host staffer (didn't catch her name but she had the coolest purple shoes) was super helpful in distributing food, assisting with cake cutting, refilling pitchers, quickly cleaning up after spills and proactively dealing with cupcake leftovers being put in the fridge. Three things I'd maybe suggest could run differently: 1) have coloured wristbands assigned to party rooms so that you can tell instantly who belongs to your party group. Like at one point, we had a random little girl asking for tokens from our party host, and then a little boy just sat himself down at our party table eating food and blending in until our host mom said, "Who is this kid??" And then a minute later his mom found him! The parents thought it was hilarious. The staff also have neon shirts so maybe you can match party host to wristband colours. If this system already exists, I didn't notice and only thought of it now. 2) For bumper car passes and tokens, it would be good if birthday party kids got an allotment with their socks at the start when you sign in at the front desk. The less that parent hosts have to worry about, the better. The thing where each kid signs in and chooses hot dog or pizza is fantastic. Our host mom thought she'd have to take care of that and was relieved not to. 3) For saying goodbye and around retrieving their shoes, that could be the time and location that party hosts can give out their goodie bags. It's just a little awkward that there's no specific place to do that. I appreciated not having to sign a waiver but that's probably not the greatest for the establishment's purposes. I also appreciated not having to pay entry fee as an adult even though I was prepared to pay. But then again, encouraging parents to stay without charging them means they're okay with waiting around for their kid, being around to supervise as opposed to dropping off and leaving, and like one parent I saw, will buy food. Overall, the place seemed clean and with good air flow. The play area is large and there was a garage door open so I felt safe enough not to have to wear a mask which I really liked. The party rooms are large with high ceilings. I usually wear a mask in the classroom because of a low ceiling. It was about half full and there was lots of space for parents to gather at tables and hang out to wait for their kids. I don't know that I'd be back on my own because my oldest might feel too old for the climbing part, but the youngest had a wonderful time.

Ahhhh! What a fun place for some afternoon fun! We took our niece here when visiting family, and…read moreeveryone had tons of fun! We were all able to go through the different gym activities, engaging and interacting with our niece, but also to go down the slides. The only thing we weren't able to do was go on the trampoline park, but part of that is because our little one was too young to understand the concept. Regardless, we had fun and would be back whenever we're in town again!

Wasn't sure if it was open but luckily they were!! Once you…read morego in ,there's no time limit so you can stay as much as you want or your kid wants! The train ride was the highlight for him but even other things was fun too:) There was nobody except us so it was even fun Definitely going back

I had my daughter's 6th birthday party here the other week and it was AWFUL. To start off DON'T TIP…read moreON CARD because the employees don't get it and the owner keeps it, I heard this first had from the employee. Also the owner up charged us on the amount of kids we had 8 which is included, they charged us for 10 ( extra 50$). Then they proceeded to forget our pizza and almost drop our cake. One of the managers he had curly blond ish brown hair was so unbelievably rude to the other employees and almost threatening them. Additionally this place is filthy, dust everywhere, bathroom disgusting. Don't waste your money here, you will probably catch the new covid variant.

This converted indoor warehouse space boasts multiple interactive play areas, each themed towards a…read moreparticular profession or business: fire department, news station, bakery, doctor's office, veterinarian, etc. Each comes loaded with props and costumes, so the little ones can play dress-up and let their imaginations run wild! There are also a handful of playground toys, rides, slides and other attractions, complete with foam padding, safety nets and flashing lights, guaranteed to attract their attention! Admission is $28 per child (with one "free" adult allowed to accompany them) with no time restrictions. Posters in the restrooms also advertise special "after-hours" events, such as a Nerf War night for 8+ year olds, which sounds like a blast, even for an old kid-at-heart like me! About the only thing to complain about would be the rather terse and aloof staff running the front desk and managing the expected intake forms and disclaimers - they could be a little more lively and upbeat, if you ask me. That said, they do a good job keeping up the place, performing routine rounds to put toys away, vaccum, wipe things down, and generally get everything squared away in an orderly fashion.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE There's not a lot of options for…read morechildren's museums in Vancouver, but the World of Kidtropolis provides a sure bet when you're looking for something for your kids (perhaps aged 8 or younger?) to do! === 2. OFFERING For $21 (or $19 with a punch card), you get admission for one adult and child for two hours. This gives you access to: - Activities for toddlers and younger elementary school-aged children; - Motion-based activities (like a climbable treehouse and slides and merry-go-round - which costs $1); - Role play-based activities (like an airplane, firehouse, police station, farm house, gas/service station, fifth-wheel camper, hospital, dentist, restaurant, food market, post office/bank, news station, ice cream stand, school, and animal hospital); - Three party rooms (two on the main floor and one upstairs); - A cafeteria; and, - Three motion-based vehicles for children (they move back and forth in one spot) that costs $1 each: a bus, ice cream truck, and a car. ...because of the $1-based rides, you made find yourself needing to bring a lot of coins (only loonies accepted) and spending more than just $19 :) Like many other children's museums, the role-playing areas are often sponsored and logo'd by local businesses. === 3. SERVICE At the reception, staff are friendly; staff are friendly in helping as needed between the overall cleanings and play-area-resets they do every two hours. We did not come here for a party, and so can't comment on the experience with them hosting parties (though we observed what looked like a Spiderman-based parties with themed balloons and someone in costume). === 4. ENVIRONMENT It's bright and the high ceilings give a feeling of openness; the areas can also be easily traversed by people of all ages and abilities. Wheelchairs and baby strollers fit everywhere (except in the tightest of role-playing areas). We did not check out the restrooms while here. Parking is a bit odd as you may find yourself parking around the building/corner since many spaces in front are reserved for other businesses.