Bounce like it's 1999 children. Neon colours, no shoes allowed and pretty much do whatever you want (within reason and only if you follow the safety rules) place of happiness. Bounce Inc brings out the youthful, well respected rebel in us all. The basic facilities are well kept. The seating areas are clean and there's a hipster inspired Tuck shop. As well as a gift store. The staff are here to help you be happy. Whether that's some helpful advice on how to do basic tricks or jumping into a game of dodgeball to help even the scores. Maybe it's all the brain shaking that goes on here but these were seriously the happiest staff and most helpful staff I've ever come across. You truly learn to appreciate The Big Ass Fans as you bouncing around. Near silent but providing such welcome cool relief. There's 5/6 areas to explore including a dodgeball arena, basketball hoops, The wall and my personal favourite the track work and huge air bag. That's for your pleasure when your doing flips and stuff. A word of warning. You'll have a lot of fun here. Don't spoil your fun with incorrect clothing. Try avoid any stuff materials like denim (jeans) or super floaty yoga style tops. A basic close fitting tee and shorts or cropped leggings work well. read more

Bounce Inc - Trampoline Parks Near Me - Essendon Fields, VIC

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What an absolute hoot! Trying to get more active, and do it in a fun way, I dragged 8 mates along with me for an hour at bounce. And by an hour, I mean we didn't get started until 5 past, and most of us were well and truly done by 10 mins to the hour. Jumping up and down is tiring man! (Come on, we were all aged from 26 to 36, the kids out there didn't break a single sweat!) They've got multiple styles of trampoline, from regular mats, to ones on the wall, ones with bends, a few to jump off the end into a giant pit thing (like my use of technical terms there?), some you can jump up onto actual wooden walls, a slam dunk area, and even a dodgeball section. For the real experts you can strap on a foam board, not dissimilar to a snowboard or wakeboard, and practice your jumps. It's $16 for an hour, or get together 10 of you and it drops to $13. Or get 9 of you and pay for 10 and still works out cheaper. The loss of 1 star is for the toilets. They were filthy, and stunk. And being a place with children, Unflushed every time I went. Im going to start doing something fun every week, and shall call it #wearekidswednesday so any ideas greatly appreciated! Fun Fact - you can pay $5 for a wrist band that you swipe before some of the areas, and it films you for 15 seconds, and then you can go and download / share you looking like a grown ass idiot with your friends! (Unfortunately mine isn't working though, so waiting on them to contact me) read more

Just spent Valentine's Day with my GF at Bounce in Glen iris, and it was the most fun I've had in years! The staff were the loveliest people, we made friends with one of them who showed us around and talked with us. The facility was first class standard, so clean and spunky. There was so much too choose from, the two yourself went by too quick! Great food selection, (better pizza then dominos or Pizza Hut!) and pretty good price!! Will definitely be going back again! 10/10 read more

Much fun was had by all, a great way to kick off the summer holidays and get some exercise. The only downside was the lack of age-appropriate facilities for my 3 year old. Although she was quite happy to jump with her older siblings (under the watchful eye of myself and her doting auntie), she did sustain a couple of bumps and bruises that could have been avoided had there been an area for the under fives to play. I place no fault on the older children, who in their excitement did not always have my daughter's safety at the forefront of their mind. I want to make it clear that I am not expecting anyone else's children to mind my daughter, only saying that the poor girl was bowled over more than once by an overenthusiastic tween blowing off holiday steam and I would not recommend this park to anyone with children under the age of five, it's a jungle out there! But I digress, in conclusion, everyone had a ball for the most part and my youngest was a great sport and the older two are already begging me to go back. read more