Very clean. I'd recommend this place. It also looks slightly understaffed. Came on a holiday…read moreweekend and the seats were all occupied, we actually had to share benches with other strangers. But if this is the what is considered 'crowded' then it's not too bad. You would need to see how Urban Air is like on a weekend, and you'll know what crowded means. I also noticed that although there were a diverse mix of customers, the kids and parents all seemed very respectful. Trying various types of these indoor amusements in many locations throughout the country - you'll get to see a bit of rough plays, misunderstandings, and whatnot. Cherry Hill/Maple Shade seems like a very affable area/town/neighborhood, and parents/children were all courteous. (If you look up the viral video with the parenta fighting at a Kindergarten graduation in Toledo, OH, you'll know exactly...) This is a very organized, large space, filled with a lot of fun, no doubt. Most of the staffers were all part-time, on the young side, so it's not bad. The initial line to buy tickets was pretty long, but they ask everyone to do the waiver in advance via your phone. They also use color coded wristbands to determine the time limit. Once the 2 hours of play has passed, your color will no longer be accepted at the activities. Great concept and also an honor system that people/kids are to take it upon themselves to depart the premises if your color is called out. They also try to sell the membership, which works if you know you want to come often. I am not from the area so it wasn't an easy sell for us. Also, it is recommended to eat before heading here. You'll see why. Have fun! Thanks for checking out this review!

Not toddler friendly…read more We went here with our 3 year old daughter for her cousins birthday. During our visit, the rules were very unclear. We were told by some staff that we could stay/jump with her and others that we could not. In the jungle gym portion, my daughter climbed up and was unable to get down without my assistance. I was scolded for this as I had to enter the jungle gym to help her. I understand if a facility is meant for older children, but this should be clearly represented and the rules should be clear.

I recently attended a six year old's birthday party. When you first walk in, it's very loud and…read morehectic, which is expected for a trampoline park but can feel a bit overwhelming. They offer finger foods like pizza, wings, and mozzarella sticks. You can have a party in their party rooms. The party rooms are time limited (about two hours or less), and while the staff isn't rude, they do come in frequently to remind you how much time is left. It makes the transition feel a little rushed. Once your time is up, you're kindly moved out. There is seating outside the party rooms, but there aren't enough tables to comfortably accommodate everyone. They do have lockers for your belongings, a small arcade area, and separate trampoline sections based on age, which is a big plus for safety. The food was average at best. The pizza wasn't great, and the mozzarella sticks were just okay like pre- frozen. Another downside is the parking lot. The plaza also has a Chuck E. Cheese, a nail spa, and an Olive Garden, so parking can be pretty chaotic especially on weekends when birthday parties are happening everywhere. Overall, it's fine if you just want to bring kids to jump and burn energy. Personally, I wouldn't choose it as a party venue because the time feels limited and rushed. Would I attend another party there? Probably. But once the two hours are up, I'm heading out.

Place is fine. However the thrill of trampolines runs out after like 20 mins. They have this kids…read moresection with a cool play area with a tube jungle gym. If that was like 5x bigger this place would be awesome. Now it's just boring.

Recently visited with my 7-year-old niece over the holiday break and she had a great time. We went…read moreon a Thursday afternoon and while it was busy, it didn't feel overly crowded. There were several activity areas, including a basketball section, an obstacle-course style area, and an open trampoline space where kids could bounce and run around freely. It was a perfect way to spend about 90 minutes and keep her entertained and active. I'd definitely recommend checking Groupon for deals to save a little money before you go.

Love the new video games and improvements to the park. Kids having parities looked to be having so…read moremuch fun. Can't wait to go back!

Where are the parents and staff!?!?!?!?! Wth?!?!?!? Could not believe my eyes. Parents just drop…read moretheir kids off like it's a babysitting service

Parking is limited. They offer free Valet but suggest a tip…read more Checkin process is on a kiosk. The venue is toooo small. Too much going on! They time your entry and after that time you have to exit the building. Lol! They make an announcement!! They should have a separate area for bigger and smaller kids. The big kids were knocking the smaller kids down!! I enjoyed their pizza!! Overall, I would not go back.

The only reason this establishment is even getting 1 star is because my child had a good…read moreexperience. But from the moment we entered the YOUNG children they have working the front desk ill equipped to work with the public. They lacked customer service skills and the ability to even answer basic questions. The prices are astronomical and the quality of the food was poor. They have a lot of kinks to work out and I highly recommend starting with TRAINING! TLH

Clean place with plenty to do! Friendly staff and reasonable prices including a summer weekday…read morespecial. Perfect place for the kids on a hot summer day. Did not try the food, but prices aren't bad. Will definitely be coming back!

10/10 Highly Recommended There's nothing quite like taking…read moreyour kids to an indoor trampoline and arcade park and actually joining in on the fun with them. I recently had such a great experience at Funzilla while celebrating my little cousin's 9th birthday on a Saturday afternoon. We had a private room, which made everything so convenient--we could safely leave our belongings and also enjoy quality time together with family and friends. We shared pizza, juice, cake, and goodie bags in a more intimate setting, which made the celebration feel extra special. The entire facility was impressively clean from start to finish. The pizza was served hot and fresh, and the drinks were perfectly chilled. Most importantly, the kids and adults! We had an amazing time we ran, jumped, climbed, and played nonstop.

What a perfect birthday ! I took my 4 year old twins and their 6 year old cousins to Funzilla and…read morethey were crying when it was time to leave. That means it was a hit. . It cost around $30 per person for whoever is jumping. All was included except laser tag and virtual reality. The food was reasonable price but not tasty all. The nachos was the best part. The French fries was baked and then sat in a warmer. I paid for cheese fries and they forgot the cheese. I didn't say anything once I realized because ever cheese couldn't help those fries. Pizza was edible but not good. The concession snacks such as soft pretzel and nachos were good. The kids had the absolute time of their life. Add the rock climbing and playground really gave them so many options to choose from that boredom never set in. The staff was very kind and helpful. They let me 4 year climb the rock wall because she told them she was a good climber. The usual minimum age is 6. Which she really is. A good climber I love that!! The staff was empowered to make sure the kids enjoy themselves. There was not staff at the trampoline with a whistle every time a little rule was broken. It felt peaceful for the kids to just be kids. The space is huge. We came on the Wednesday before thanksgiving so it was not crowed at all. I ever got an half an hour in the massage chair. All the kids were sleep in the car on their way home so I'd say this was a great day!!

I'm giving three stars because my son and his friends had fun and at the end of the day that's…read morewhat's most important but I'm still annoyed. We had initially booked a private birthday party that was, unfortunately canceled because of the weather. I was given the option of dates to reschedule, but was told instead of a private event. They only had semi private parties available and stated there would be another party taking place at the same time. I was given several dates and times to choose from an emailed back several times in an attempt to confirm date and time. I received an email receipt for a booking of that date, no call or personal email. I also sent several emails prior to both event dates asking what time I could access our space in order to set up and none of them were ever returned. Again was told you didn't have a private event slot available, but did have the semi private which we accepted based on the assumption that semi private meant instead of just our party there would be an additional party. But I did not expect was there to be an additional party, several groups, and I guess free play all happening during our "semi private event " When we arrived and checked in, we were told we were in the room on the right and only when I said, I don't know what that means or where that is did somebody get up to show us to the space. Our party was scheduled from 1 to 3 and at five or three as we were cleaning up an employee came in with giant black trash bags, and started unloading the trash. At this time that we noticed that the people waiting to get into our room for their event time had been there playing for the entire two hours of our event so there was our party group the other party group and then the 3 o'clock group there are all playing during our semi private event plus the people coming in for free play. Luckily, my son just turned five and had fun with his friends but to say I was disappointed is a very big understatement. For the price difference of having a private event to having multiple groups of people and FreePlay going on during your event isn't worth the savings

Sometimes you just want to mix things up with your kids OR need somewhere for them to blow off…read moresteam even if it's cold out - in comes: indoor play areas. I have been to a few in the Philly area and this is one of our favourites because it is pretty open. A lot of spaces are so jam packed with toys etc that you can feel overwhelmed and closed in... imagine how the little one feels? Here they have space to walk around, run a little without bumping into a peer. But don't get me wrong, there is lots to do: ball pit, a cute little zipline, basketball, large swing (the swing is my personal favourite because I can swing peacefully and comfortably with my son in my lap), climbing etc etc. There is even a small toddler corner for more quiet play for the young ones. Adults are very welcome (and can technically use the zipline...if you can manage to fit, lol) And there is LOTS of seating that isn't on the floor. The price is ok - there are definitely more affordable options but at $20 it's not too bad (price for 1 child + an adult for free play; monthly membership is $75) I can see where the money goes in terms of cleanliness etc. Also, this probably goes without saying but please WATCH your children here. There isn't a lot of staff around (I usually just see one person at the front check in desk) and I don't think it's their job to watch the children...but it is VERY easy for a child to just walk out and I'm not sure the front desk staff would stop them. One of the days I was there, I witnessed a child say he wanted to go home then try to leave... It's a shoeless facility so bring socks (there are some there for sale). Also it's pretty nice that next door is a YMCA