This was a very good family owned company to work with when we decided to order our in-ground…read moretrampoline. We already had Green Forever ready to do some work in our back yard and I was able to find this local dealer for the internet's best in-ground trampoline. It was pretty easy to put together after the workers dug the hole perfectly as shown in the instructions. The owner, Tyler even helped me troubleshoot a few things and issues I had via text. Would definitely recommend. It's an AWESOME trampoline, my kids have spent hours on it each day they're able to.

FANTASTIC Service Was surprised at how quickly he responded, I literally emailed and had it order…read moreand delivered in a couple days. You won't be disappointed, great service and communicative. Thank you Jump Shack!!

If I could put 0 stars I would. Where to begin. We hosted a very expensive 40th birthday for myself…read morehere. I did menu tasting, and everything. THE FOOD FOR MY BIRTHDAY was atrocious. Nothing like the menu I tasted. All the chicken breast was dry and no one ate it. All the filet we paid for was under cooked. I had taste tested a mocktail to be served to everyone. They 'lost' the recipe and all the drinks were gross. We spent a lot of money. I even shared my concerns. They DID nothing for us. Oh, and one server was clearly very upset to be working out party. Just a terrible experience ALL around. Do not plan an event here. And whoever the new event person is. She is also unfriendly. Her name is Kim. I am a cancer survivor and turning 40 was such a big deal for me. They should be embarrassed.

I've been a member for years, and it's incredibly disappointing to see the club cancel its tennis…read moreprogram--one of the amenities that truly fostered community, activity, and connection among members of all ages. From junior clinics to social mixers and competitive leagues, the program brought energy and life to that part of the club. Removing it feels like a step backward, especially for members who joined specifically for tennis. What's most frustrating is the lack of transparency from the GM and ignored member input in the decision. A change of this magnitude deserved thoughtful communication and an opportunity for feedback. Instead, it feels abrupt and out of touch with what many members value most. Very disappointing.

Really disappointed in what they feed the kids - pizza, chips, fruit snacks, lemonade, soda…read more.. every single day. Also a lot of screen time, arcade time, but only a small amount of time spent on the actual theme of the day/week. We were also really disappointed and concerned about the lack of safety protocols. There were teenagers checking us in which was okay, but no one checked us out and no one checked if I was even taking the right child. Overall way too stimulating, poor food, and terrible security measures.

My daughter loves this camp. It has themed weeks with activities like horseback riding, petting…read morezoo, nerf war, lazor tag, and foam parties. I have signed her up at the Krazy Air Trampoline center in Mesa. Alot of her friends are also going there. It is by far the best day camp out there. I included the link to sign up. https://summercampaz.com/.../krazy-air-trampoline-park-mesa/

The employees at this location were SO friendly and welcoming and willing to answer our questions…read more This is a great place for a double date. We did the Seven Deadly Sins room and the other hard one...the Atrium maybe? I can't remember...oops. Either way, they took care of our group, took our pictures afterwords, and the rooms were legitimately challenging. Clean, kept, friendly, tricky vibes

I wanted to love Escapology but this was the worst escape room we have done yet, and we've done…read moreprobably about 50. That doesn't mean it was absolutely horrendous, but it was underwhelming for the price. We did the Murder Mystery escape room, which, granted, was marked as a moderately hard room. However, there's a difference between difficult and impossible to figure out. This room was the latter. Part of the reason we kept struggling was because the room wasn't properly functioning. Two clues weren't in their proper place from the previous guests and the game masters had to come in and get them out of the locks with pliers. We weren't given much extra time after these mishaps, and the clues they kept giving us were things we had already figured out -- almost like they were AI generated or pre-loaded. The entire room was just... underwhelming. I don't necessarily regret doing this room, every Escape Room is a cool experience, this one was just not as cool, I guess.

This might be a great park for some people. I'm not trying to yuck your yum!…read moreI went for a kid's birthday party at Ramada 2 on a Saturday at noon. 1.) The shade was an issue. There just isn't a lot of shade. The tables weren't shaded (because of the whole earth tilting and spinning,) except for the people sitting on one side of one of the tables and the sun still hit 80% (chest down) of each person. About 3/4 of the playground equipment was in the shade from one direction but the surface area of the shade structures could have easily been big enough to provide better coverage. 2.) The playground equipment is unusual. Before you go check the photos to see if it's something your kids would like. My 5 year old doesn't rock climb or do jumping from giant high thing to high thing. There was a ton of dog poop in random places including in the wood chips. That's not the park's fault, I get that. Still worth mentioning- maybe the park could have someone come by once a day and check for that? Seemed like the human sized poop in the wood chips next to the water fountains had been there at least a full day. Lastly I think it's worth mentioning that the giant lake does not have any safety guards around it. We really careful with your little ones. The water is super disgusting but there are little fish and if you watch closely little baby turtles that come to the surface for air. Super fun to watch but it would not be good if your little one fell in.

I am 9 and I couldn't reach anything so I suggest they make things a little lower I could only…read morereach 1 or 2 of the ninja course things that you had to reach too I could do everything else

Great facility! Really cool staff! We came from out of town and this was the perfect place to get…read morethe kids ready before the tournament.

I wouldn't say this is the absolute worst batting cage in Arizona but there's definitely better…read morealternatives. The machines only gave you one or two seconds to load into your swing before it threw a pitch, and seeing the ball come out of the machine was hard. The pitch machine was inconsistent at times, however when it fed a good pitch once in a while it was easy to hit. Sharing the machines does make for a pain trying to get into line and waiting. I understand it's busy which is ok, but maybe have more than 1 or 2 soft toss cages for people who just wanna work on their form instead of getting tossed into a machine pitch batting cage with no warmup. Prices are really good I will say, you definitely get your moneys worth. It's certainly not horrible, but if you're looking for better, there's a Scottsdale Batting Cage 20 minutes north off the 101 which has great machines, is very calm, and are versatile between soft toss and machine pitch at your own discretion.

Had a great time celebrating my son's birthday. We reserved a two hour block for four of us. They…read morehad several games to choose from. Selections like putting games to Topgolf and every golf course that you can think of playing a round of golf. Brandon took care of us. His communication was great. He also helped us to get to know the simulator. The venue itself is smaller but didn't feel cramped. It has four individual bays that you can reserve for play and then an open area. It had TVs in every bay that you could control to watch what you wanted. They had free waters available and additional drinks and snacks to purchase. All in all, a fun experience and will do again.

I've been here several times to watch my nephew's youth hockey team play games and skate with him…read moreduring stick time so I have to share my observations. The Good: The rink does have a nice snack spot, and a full bar. Super nice lady (Sandy) that I talked to while getting my food in the smaller snack bar. There's a Pure Hockey here that, despite being small, is very well-equipped with helpful and knowledgeable staff. I bought a pair of skates from them and they made sure I got a great fit. The Bad: The ice is in pretty rough shape, especially on the south side rink, it's clear that they don't properly flood or cut it in between sessions. Parents let their kids run around like feral animals, yelling and screaming, climbing on things, and no one seems to care and the employees certainly don't do anything about it. One of the worst parts about the rink is the bathrooms. I can't speak for the ladies, but the men's room is absolutely disgusting. There's always at least one urinal that's "out of service" and the last couple of times I've been (over the past two months) only one of the three sinks has worked. Half the time there's a 1/4 inch of some liquid on the floor, not sure if it's piss or water or what, but it's nasty as hell. Whoever runs this rink is a joke, I've looked into how much you charge for ice time and you clearly aren't investing a single dime into any improvements or even basic maintenance. Get your sh!t together and fix the bathrooms, clean the place once in a while, and invest a little money into making the ice better!

2 rinks Full liquor license in tavern…read moreAmple parking PRO: - Park Tavern (connected restaurant/ bar) - Park Market: Grab & Go for Gatorade, snacks, etc. Well stocked & clean. - A licensed Pure Hockey shop! CON; - New winner of coldest rink I've ever been in. I was in a tee, hooded sweatshirt, ski jacket - Hard to see with the stands all being at the end of 1 side & standing room around one length of the ice. (Rink on the left)