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Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park - Food menu

Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park

(19 reviews)

We decided to get a membership for the summer and what a mistake that was. It's a much smaller…read moretrampoline park than other places. I didn't realize they allowed summer camps to come in and take over the entire place. I watched one group come in and it was ice pack after ice pack with kids crying getting hurt. There needs to be some kind of capacity limit. A kid from one of these camps jumped on my daughter's leg and broke it. Will not be returning.

My 8-year-old son and I are no strangers to trampoline parks. We've been to Skyzone in Moorestown…read morea few billion times over the years and have always loved it. My son and I came to Urban Adventure yesterday for his friend's birthday party. This trampoline park is a bit smaller than Skyzone but is still a lot of fun and has plenty of fun activities and amenities. The birthday party was well run with plenty of pizza and donuts and drinks. The birthday boy was sick the first two times the party was scheduled and his mother told me rescheduling was a breeze and there were no rescheduling fees, so bonus points there. A few of the dads and I all jumped with the kids which was a blast. My only complaint comes in the area of staff. Most of the staff were typical bored and indifferent teenagers, which is fine until I need to start doing their jobs for them. Many of the areas were inconsistently monitored by staff. I was playing dodgeball with the boys from the party, all in third grade, and there was an older boy (6th grader) who had a cannon for an arm and was pelting the younger kids in the face and making at least three or four of them cry over the course of the afternoon. There were no staff members monitoring the dodgeball area while I was in there so I finally talked with him myself and reminded him that he's playing with 8 and 9 year olds and asked him to tone it down. But that shouldn't be my job to do. Safety should be a number one priority in a place like this and the staff really dropped the ball here. At another point another dad and I were the only adults monitoring the jousting area. The foam pit was filled with kids, and we wanted to let two of the boys from the party joust, so we had to ask the kids to get out of the pit so the boys could joust safely. Again, that shouldn't be our job to do. Overall a fun place, but not quite as good as Skyzone, and I think they need to reevaluate procedures for monitoring each section of the park.

Pump It Up - Blackwood

Pump It Up - Blackwood

(14 reviews)

to be noted - most reviews below are not from PUMP IT UP. Pump it up is in the same location as…read morethe " old" Bounce U. Under new ownership , this sometimes tricky to find space is now called PUMP IT UP- Though it can be difficult to see the signage from the street, once you find the location, you will not be disappointed. The facility is CLEAN and welcoming for active children. The lobby is enticing with it's bright colors, life size connect 4 game, and a fun spin wheel to have the kids act out silly scenarios, for the kids to use while they wait for the bounce to start. There is a space to sit and watch a short instructional video prior to jump time. Once that is out of the way it's off to the bounce rooms. There are two large bounce rooms full of inflatables. The children spend time in each room under the guidance of the employees. ( BRING SOCKS) There is plenty to keep the kids busy. I do recommend this for children who are steady on their feet and comfortable climbing, as there really isn't too much to do for the smaller tots. On my way out I read about parents night out. That looks like something to check out, next time! * this did not get a 5 star review because although we had a blast, I'm not 100% satisfied with the staff who managed the rooms while we jumped. We had a group of 3 people. 2 males and female. The 3 were much more attentive to each other, dodgeball, and inflatable basketball than they were the children bouncing.

As a concept, Pump It Up is fine enough. It's like a warehouse, with 2 large rooms of huge…read moreinflatable obstacles. The kids get to bounce and have fun, and it's a good time had by all. As a BUSINESS, these people have A LOT of room for improvement. We just had our daughters 4th birthday here, and let me count the ways in which things could have been so much better. First, THEY. DO. NOT. PICK. UP. THE. PHONE. And don't bother leaving a message, they won't call you back. I literally must have called them about 15 times, and they answered ONCE, and called me back ONCE. They are a NIGHTMARE to communicate with. Secondly, if you DO get a hold of them, prepare to be nickel and dimed to death; or more accurately, 50 dollar to 100 dollared to death, as this place is EXPENSIVE. You want to bring your own decor? $10 bucks. Put stuff on the walls with tacky putty only? $5 Want them to drop balloons? $50. Fill up balloons? $5 a balloon. There is absolutely no outside food allowed, (except your own cake, confusingly), but you can bring your own food, for a $75 dollar fee. About their food; you get 2 kid cut slices of pizza per kid, and 2 pitchers of juice or soda. Oh, you want water because your kids don't drink sugary drinks? Too bad. They refused to give us TAP. WATER. They straight up said "no." They said we could buy water for the kids, $1 a bottle. A CASE of 48 bottles is $4; you want to charge me 3x more for 1/3 as much?! (Also, you can't bring in a case of water.) Is your kid diabetic? Celiacs disease? Sensory issues? Kosher? Tough crap. You eat their food, or pay the $75 to bring yours. We ordered a hoagie tray from them for the adults, and it was SEVENTY TWO DOLLARS, for 3 wawa-esque hoagies. I've never felt more ripped off in my life. THEN, they automatically add 18% gratuity, (and a $40 photo package), but they will take it off, if in front of the entire staff and all of your guests, you state that you want it off. (They settle the bill in the main room as everyone is leaving.) The place is fine, if a little hard to find, and a little rough around the edges, but having a party here is something I'm glad that I'll never have to do again. Our bill was almost EIGHT. HUNDRED. DOLLARS. That's for 2 hours. It's a great racket for them. I recommend for open jump, but unless your pockets are deep, and you don't mind wrapping everything up in one phone call, then don't have a party here.

Jellybean Jungle - 2 ball pits

Jellybean Jungle

(36 reviews)

We came here over the weekend for my niece's 3 year old birthday party and I have to say it was a…read morepleasant experience. Place was much cleaner than I would have expected what with all the kids parties so much cudos to the staff for that. Staff was very nice and pleasant and were more than willing to accommodate our needs. Bathroom sink had a leak in it and the toilet is definitely designed more for children(not a surprise) which made it a little difficult for my wheelchair wife but otherwise seemed pretty accessible. All the kids really enjoyed themselves and parents didn't seem like they needed to go home and drink so all around a good day. If you have young kids and are looking for a place to throw a party check this place out!

UPDATE: Nonstop diarrhea ! My child had 7 diarrhea episodes…read moreafter visiting this place. She doesn't go to daycare or any other interactions that could have caught the stomach bug elsewhere. I know with indoor children's places it's hard to fully avoid germs since kids will be kids and sneeze and slobber. But just wanted to warn parents of this possible reality of visiting any indoor play gyms. And to the owner - please ramp up your sanitizing frequency. The pros : It's pretty big length-wise. There's 2 ball pits (one large and one small) and lots of tunnels overhead. There's also a big bucket style merry go round. The floors are all padded and well kept. These seem new. There's an interactive overhead projector that displays games in back room The cons : the pirate ship is kind of old and needs some new paint, the plastic bubbles on the walls are crusty. Tickle game is not really responsive and is too high for the little toddlers to reach even with step stool. The stage/camera area isn't very fun. Piano is super old and some keys don't work. Overall I would still give this place a good solid 4 stars. The kids seem to enjoy the ball pits enough to spend an hour. Good place to get out their energy and run around thanks to the padded floors

My Little Adventures

My Little Adventures

(36 reviews)

We came here for my nephew's 3rd birthday party and boy did my son have a blast! The place itself…read moreis very clean and the structures are sturdy and very inviting and cute. There isnt a large enclosed space in any of the structures which I loved because I get nervous when he is up in the tubes for too long. Another great feature was all the toys spread out throughout the playground, most importantly for my son they had many toys cars! He was so excited when he found a stash of cars. Other toys they had were stuffed animals, and many different balls smooth as well as textured. There were two women working that day and both were very good with the kids and kept everything fun for them while sticking to their schedule. My son had a great time running around, going down the slides, and playing with the toy cars. After about a half hour of organized kiddo chaos the people who work there had a few activities for the kids. First they went down the slide into a million colorful sheer scarves, then they jumped off a structure into two stacked tubes with the same colorful scarves, after that they played with the ever-popular rainbow parachute with little plush puppies in the middle. Then back to regular play. After playing and eating, the last activity was a bubble dance party, the kids (and parents) went into a darkened room with black lights and danced with bubbles coming out every few minutes- the kids went nuts for the bubbles! There is also a smaller play area where the children can pretend they are in a tiny town with a grocery store, kitchen, etc. During the beginning of the party this small area was a refuge for the smaller babies. I would love to come here again, and would definitely consider it for my son's future birthdays, the only drawback (for me) is that it's an hour away. 5/5

Donni and her mother Cathy were wonderful. Texting all the way up to the morning of making sure we…read morehad everything we needed. This place was perfect for our daughters 3rd birthday party. We hosted 20 little guys which included some of their siblings up to 5/6 years old. All had a blast. Playing hard for an hour. Following free play was pizza. Cake. A little more free play then ended with a dance party in the bubble room under the black lights. The kids loves every moment. 2 hours exactly. They had all the decorations for us and the pizza. We brought waters. Juice boxes. And a pretzel tray. Parents and kids all ate. Extra tables and chairs are there for the adults. Did the 10 am slot. Price is comparable to Bounce U but definitely better for the 2-4 year old crowd. Highly recommend.

Atlantic Coast Gymnastics - gymnastics - Updated October 2026

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