Probably a better jump park than some of the other ones I've read about. We have only been to one other than this one , so can't make a whole lot of comparisons.
We did the waivers online, which I highly recommend doing prior to going. However, not sure how they even check them cause all he did is ask if we did it and we said Yes. I guess purchasing their socks isn't a requirement because we saw many people with their own jump socks on. We bought passes from Groupon , which were definitely worth the savings, not sure if I would come for full price. The passes say all day pass, which is nice cause other parks you pay for by the hour or 90 mins. It did say on a white board upon entry max play time 3 hours, but once again not sure how they would know this.
The place was clean, so that's a plus since I have read the number one complaint at other parks is how filthy they are. The staff are hit or miss. The young kid at the front desk was efficient and friendly, but there really seemed to be a lack of staff everywhere. Not all the attractions had staff to run all the time except on the climbing green poles and the bungee jump. Most staff were nice and helpful, the member on the green poles was encouraging kids and clapping. All except the girl running the bungee jump...she looked miserable all day. She didn't smile, talk, or engage at all. She was on her phone everytime after she harnessed someone in. She didn't even give directions on what to do! My son was jumping and another staff member walking by, (who looked like the one in charge, the way he was running around like crazy trying to keep order,) yelled hold on to the straps with both hands! My son didn't know this cause the girl never told him. Otherwise lack of staff throughout the rest of the park...especially near trampolines, kids are running rampid. The other park we went to the employees were constantly yelling at you if you even jumped on the same trampoline as someone else , which totally sucked, but here you had to watch out so you didn't get taken out. Not a place if you had younger kids or toddlers. Seemed like most kids were middle school aged and the parents probably just dropped their kids off for the day, so lack of any supervision. Teens were playing tag, sprinting around and jumping gated fences and then falling. I'm all in for everyone having a great time, but alot of the stuff I saw was dangerous. A bunch of kids started to try and make an impossible jump from a trampoline area into a near by foam pit...every single one kept on biffing it. There was like 6 of them lining up and one after another they were running full speed and trying to jump off the trampoline. One skidded across the floor on his knees and was in serious pain. It hurt to watch them, plus it was through a walkway so passer bys kept getting in their way and were knocked over or the jumper wiped out. The sky walk also had no one supervising or directing. I was worried some of the younger ones didn't know what to do, up above you could see them struggling to hook up right. Kind of scary. At one time there was a line of 4 people stuck cause one kid just couldn't make it any farther and was just standing there. Another time the main employee guy was sitting down eating...I guess on his break...and yelled up to someone on the skywalk, make sure your orange waist belt is hooked up at all times!
A disappointment was several things were not operational. The slide, which my son really wanted to try, some other inflatable was down, and a mirror looking thing. Plus the basketball area was constantly over crowded and noone taking turns. A couple of older teen girls had taken it over where they were there for a whole three hours. They weren't even using the trampoline part, just plain old shooting baskets.
The jousting beam was mainly used by adults, who really enjoyed knocking each other into a foam pit. The bags looked really worn out, but they do the job. Have to be older to hold them though, where the other place we went to younger kids could do as well cause they had more of a jousting stick to hold.
They have water for 1.75 and Gatorade for 3.50 plus if you really need, a water fountain. Fans are positioned at the seating areas and the bathrooms were really quite clean...except no paper towel in either the woman's or men's. The music was newer pop and seemed fitting. The areas were well lit with fluorescent lighting, which actually gave me a headache after sometime( but that's something that often happens to me under bright lights for too long). Overall everyone there seemed to be having a great time including my kids. read more