The kids (3-6 y.o.)had a blast : ball pit, slides and swings. The 6 year olds loved the…read moretrampolines and Velcro suits which stick to a Velcro wall. But, the bathrooms need a good scrubbing!

Great for kids/babies and even better for first time parents. I would also say it great for kids to…read morestart to get use to other kids. This place will keep kids off the phone screen and etc. They will get to get in touch with all their senses. The place it also pretty clean.

Everything is fun here at Urban Air. I'm not lying. I'm not being paid somehow to write a decent…read morereview. Nope. I am going out of my chaotically busy day to leave this review, because I mean every word and I am not a "cheerleading" parent. I generally don't care for places like this because I have to sit in a hard chair and wait until he's finished playing. I want to play WITH him! This place, UA, has so much going on! My child and this mama (me) had an amazingly fantastic time! It was fun wading through the clear bubble pit. It seriously is a good workout, plus, walking the plank is a bonus. The trampolines are just as fun as all the other trampolines BUT it wasn't nearly as crowded; no accidents means even more fun (for me)! Then, I saw the go carts and realized that MAMAS COULD DRIVE- not just kids and people running the exhibit!!!! Since my little monkey isn't big enough to reach the pedals, I got to be the driver. It was so much fun that we went probably 5 times before UA closed. My kid thought it was the greatest thing ever when another mama entered the track and we locked eyes as way of greeting, we both knew what needed to be done: a race so epic that the camera couldn't keep up to take a picture. The photo of us smiling is after the go carts. Genuinely smiles = really excellent memories. It is NOT cheap. It is substantially more than places like Safari Nation, literally any of the museums (the one in Raleigh is probably the closest in price) and of the other places for kids that I am blanking on. To be a parent/member and get to also use the go-karts, each kid is roughly $110 for 6 months of prepaid unlimited play. It's $60 for an annual membership for parents and allows them to use any of the exhibits that they wish, including go karts! So for $170-180 you are able to go as many times as you want for 6 months. If you pay full price for 6 months and add it all up, you come up with There isn't much of a discount for paying in full for 12 months.

This place is neither clean nor safe! Most of the play structures didn't have any supervision. The…read moremat slides didn't have any supervision and a kid kept taking my kid's mat after she had to drag it all the way to the top. The high jump trampoline which is supposed to be one jumper/trampoline had 5 kids jumping at a time with no supervision. The Zipline had no rules! Sometimes they let kids who didn't meet the hight go up, sometimes not and they said " the manager is watching". If you are going to take your child there, make sure you are watching them the whole time

Get the annual pass, 2hrs of jump everyday and the kids get their energy out. It's fantastic…read more It can be very loud and overwhelming for some kids so it's not for everyone. If you are a parent who needs to work on the side and using the counter table and chair, it can be a bit of a mess and you might need to clean. They don't get used much so it can be overlooked. The top counter needs to be dusted periodically. It is covered by a thick dust if you wipe it. You won't notice it at first because of the colour of the counter but if you put something on it, you will bring with you dust bunnies. Need to check on toilet paper too. ;) Beside from that, staff are nice and rely do their job. It's a big place so I know some areas can be missed sometimes.

Pure chaos but the kids had fun! Lots of different trampolines, a foam pit, obstacle course, and…read moremore. They also have a few video games, and while they are more active games (pedaling or kicking a soccer ball) our little ones seemed to gravitate towards those - even though our hope with going there was to be off screens. It was incredibly crowded. We couldn't even find a spot in the parking lot. Lots of people were parking across the way at Carrabba's so we did the same, but then as we walked up to the Sky Zone entrance there was a sign that said they would tow and to park next to Office Max. So I went back and moved the car, however, that was not the most ideal lot to have to walk over with kids since there's no crosswalk.

I've hosted birthdays at Big Air Raleigh before, so I know they are capable of doing better…read more Unfortunately, this most recent party was a terrible experience and not worth the money. Despite confirming details in advance and paying nearly $700, the event was disorganized from the start. We were given the wrong party room number, causing delays, and when the kids were ready to eat, the room and food were not prepared on time. The biggest issue was the ice cream. I had paid for ice cream for all guests, but only after the party started was I told they were out. I was advised mid party to buy something next door at Food Lion so my husband went to get ice cream--only for the manager to confront me in front of guests saying I couldn't serve it due to policy. After an embarrassing back‑and‑forth, they eventually allowed it, but the damage was done. My son's party was disrupted, and my guests witnessed unnecessary conflict. To make matters worse, billing confusion at the end left me feeling accused of not covering a guest, only for it to later be revealed as a miscommunication that left me feeling awkward because the venue involved the other family by calling them. The entire experience was stressful, embarrassing, and poorly handled. While the party host tried to be helpful, the management's lack of communication and professionalism ruined the celebration. I've been a loyal customer since they opened, but after this ordeal I am cancelling my membership. Customer service matters, and this event showed me Big Air Raleigh does not value it.

Chaos but fun! Came for a birthday party and the kids had so much fun!…read more It started with normal lights and then turned into a cosmic night. Lots of fun music too. Tons of different areas to play in!

I can't say this often for indoor playgrounds (as they are typically overstimulating and smell like…read morefeet) but I'm elated to write this review today about Hyper Kidz in Durham, NC. Our experience was top notch. The prices are extremely affordable compared to other indoor playgrounds and trampoline parks and they also offer a military discount on top of that. The soft play was executed well. We've been to several play places around the US to include Urban Air, Get Air, Jump Sky High (all trampoline parks) and Kids Empire type places and this one was the best out of all of them. The availability of separate play spaces for different ages was awesome. However, I truly believe the main reason this experience was as positive as it was is mostly due to the management of Daquan (DQ) and his staff. DQ was cleaning the entire time we were there. From vacuuming, to spraying and wiping down, to tidying up and interacting with kids... he was doing it all with excellence. His other staff member was super friendly as well. If other places had employees with work ethic even a tenth of the caliber DQ had, the world would be a better place and businesses would thrive. Hyper Kidz should take note and take good care of him! DQ, if you see this and want a career change in Florida, feel free to reach out and connect!

First time here. We have been looking for an indoor playground and this is it. They have so many…read morefun things to explore. And I love how they separate the little kids and babies from older kids. Make sure you have socks for kid and adults. The check in process was super easy. To register and sign a waiver. The lady at front desk really nice and helpful. My grand daughter loved it and had a blast.

Urban Air.. more like Urban Utopia…read more This Urban Air was the best in all of the trampoline parks I have ever been to. Firstly, the ball pit was an absolute BLAST. You could jump in there for at least 300 times and still want to jump in. Next.. The Lifeguards, the lifeguards were super nice and told me how to use specific attractions. In fact me and my friend invited a lifeguard to jump with us and we all had a great time. Then.. there was the Trampolines, there are trampolines with CRAZY jump force. You jump.. You're basically Avatar. I had a good time with the trampolines. Finally.. The Price, the price was pretty solid. For me and my brother, it was probably at least $22.14 (I don't want to get anyone mad). Overall, 5 Stars. Go here like if your life depends on it.. JK but do recommend going here

Went there to pick up a donation and the place was amazing. So many things to do and reasonable…read moreprice. Girl at the counter was very helpful. And thank you!!! For you donation to the NCC Chapter of the Sunshine Foundation

Interesting experience as I am writing this right now in their facility:…read more This is a fun place for the kids to come. This is my second time bringing my kids. We got checked in and my two girls ran up and started playing. My son and I straggled behind a few moments. Before reaching the trampolines, one of the employees stopped us and said my son cannot wear the socks he was wearing. He was wearing Galaxy Fun Park Sock (the competition). I asked why he couldn't wear those socks since they were in compliance with what was required in their facility (grip bottom socks). The employee said they were "Galaxy Socks" and that it's policy. After a moment of awkwardness, they gave my son some other socks at no charge. After walking past them, I looked at my two daughters and one was wearing Urban Air Socks and the other was wearing Galaxy Fun Park Socks. They were never stopped and told to change socks. As I'm sitting here writing this review (I was going to give them a 3-Star review for the awkward interaction and inconsistent experience) the same employee kindly just walked up to me and handed me two pairs of socks for my girls. I smiled at him and thanked him. All in all, I appreciate the consistent effort. They were kind about it. I'll be back, again.

We tried defy and my son enjoyed as expected. It really needed to be disinfected. Smell was strong…read moreas soon as you walked in. Great for all ages. It was nice they had seating for parents all over and an area upstairs that overlooks the entire place.

I wanted to give Cariah of Sky Zone in Raleigh kudos for her scholar performance securing her…read moreassigned zoned. I witnessed her roaming her zone by the minute, redirecting bad behavior of children, encouraging safe-play, and politely engaging with the children at play. Definitely 5 star customer service! The children were in good hands!!

Severely under staffed, had 8 kids took 1 hour to get food in increments some kids were starving…read morewhile others eat. Sent out chicken tenders one batch was 90% batter showed the young lady at the register, she tried to argue and say it was chicken in there. Showed it to the manager he said oh my God I'm sorry we will get it fixed because he saw it was mostly batter. Kids did have fun jumping but the food situation was atrocious...eat before you go. They have one oven for a packed Sunday. Jump time will expire before you get to eat. Urban air we coming home

Accompanied my son and my two grandsons, ages four and two. This was my first visit to Happy Feet…read morePlanet and I had a blast! This huge indoor playground is located in the Norris Park area in Apex. The playground is designed for infants up to 12-year-olds. When we got there about 945 on a Tuesday morning, there were only two other people. We were forewarned that a field trip group would be arriving at 10:15. Even when the group arrived, because of the large space, it didn't feel crowded. There are lots of mazes with hidden play areas...activities for both gross and fine motor skills. They also have assorted snacks and drinks available for purchase. This is a wonderful way to spend a few hours or even longer. The kids had a blast and us adults who accompanied them did as well!

Such a fun time for baby!!! Rainy day at 12 on Wednesday no one was here. Amazing. I filled out the…read morewaiver and paid $8 for me and my 11 month old. It felt very clean today - in fact I ran into a neighbor who also remarked how clean the pieces of plastic were that you can see through. He loved exploring and watching other kids. I can't believe no one was there. My complaint in the past was that there were far too many kids and it was so loud I kept getting alerts for volume and damage to hearing on my Apple Watch. Today was calm. Today was fun. Today was more quiet. Today was lovely and we plan to return. Great way to play! Tip: I found about $40 that I handed into the cashier/front desk from the ball pit. Hang on to your money and spare change.

Looking for an hour of fun and energy spending for kids and adults alike? Try Sky Zone! The giant…read moreindoor trampoline amusement zone. Sky Zone is located near North Gate Mall, which isn't the best or most exciting area of town, but they offer plenty of parking and fun for the entire family. With arcade games, concessions and multiple jumping areas, including a foam pit, two separate dodgeball areas, three jumping basketball hoops and two separate straight jump areas. We arrived a little after ten and joined the 10:30-11:30a group. Groups begin are very 15 minutes and you/your kids will have large stickers showing your time so that the monitors can kick you out once your time is up. Speaking of monitors, they're very alert on the floor and I really respect the way the interacted with patrons. It can't be an easy job but they were very active in making sure little kids don't get trampled and people stay in appropriate areas. Make sure to check out their website for daily deals and times, Wednesdays are 1/2 off jumping and the "Go Play Save" coupon book offers several deals. You will have to purchase the special socks or bring your clean socks when you jump, no sock discounts.

Got there when it opened with 2 kids. We had $100 in gift cards their aunt got them as a gift. The…read moremanager Anna said she could not honor them because they did not have the right codes that would work for the system. The SkyZone website explicitly states that all SkyZone gift cards are honored at all locations. Said I could pay full price or leave. The kids had started jumping because of how long it took to resolve the issue and she said they needed to stop immediately. There is no way to escalate concerns with this company; only deal with the individual location. The way they treat their customers is disappointing and this doesn't even speak to all the negative reviews you see here on Yelp. There are much nicer parks in the area that value your business like Urban Air.