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Flip'z Trampoline Park

3.7 (64 reviews)

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Munoz J.

Cool place for kids party. Staff was beyond helpful and the manager Cynthia was awesome! Very attentive and quick to anything I needed. My room was ready and perfect. My only reason 4 out of the 5 stars is because the room was so far back so it was difficult to watch kids from the standpoint.

Dionne Y.

Today was a good day for Flipz. Not very many people in here. The only thing is that the kid employees want to stand and talk in a circle.

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Angela M.

I think putting this Tramploline park on this side of town is pure genius. I suggest you purchase tickets and sign waivers before you get there, so you can just get in line. Since its NEW its busy and capacity is 200, so I if you show up with purchased your tickets they can't turn you away. You can't use your own socks so you can either buy a pair for 2$, or stay barefoot. They have a snack bar with reasonable prices. 2 Dodgeball areas, a foam pit, basketball, and a bunch of tables in the back. My kids got so tired in an hour. Prices are one hour for 10$, 2 hrs for 15$, 20$ all day pass. We had a blast!

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A gre place to take the family, lot's of fun for the children and great cu service. Fun for the hole family

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It's a great place and there's new things as far as for me. It's been awhile but my daughter had a great time

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This place is flippin' awesome! Love the bazaar next door with yummy food.

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Great place to take kids, family and a good exercise to boot. Staff is kind, and rules are fairly clear and succinct

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Went for a couple different birthday parties before Corona hit. It was very fun we enjoyed it

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From start to finish the staff was nothing but nice to us. The kids loved jumping and so did the adults. Will be going back

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Thank you for the reasonable prices the location is great as well , My daughter always has the best time there thank you...

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