We went on a Tuesday after school and we had so much fun! I've been here on weekends and it…read moredefinitely gets crowded, but if you can squeeze in a day during the week, it's amazing! All areas were clean. It was pretty empty so I didn't have to worry about my little getting hurt or hurting anyone. There's trampolines, an indoor playground, obstacle courses that vary by different levels, climbing structures, jump basketball, a balance beam, and dodgeball. There's literally something for everyone. They got a food court with snacks, pizza, and icees. The ticket is usually timed, but I'm guessing since it was pretty empty, they didn't really enforce it. My only complaint is that the staff don't enforce safety rules. There was a boy that took a basketball into the free jumping area that kept trying to convince other kids to play soccer in. He kept asking the free jumpers to move out of the way and almost hitting my child and others in the head with the ball because he kept kicking it around hard. After I removed the basketball and took it back to it's rightful area, kids took the dodgeball balls out of its area and started throwing it around in the free jump area. All the while, staff passed at various occasions and no one stopped them. I understand everyone signs a waiver saying accidents can happen, but I also think it's the responsibility of staff members to keep an eye and enforce posted rules to minimize potential accidents. Would also be very helpful if parents ensured their kids abidbed by said posted rules.

Food poisoning means a 1-star and happening to anyone in my entourage means a 2-star thus my…read morerating. There's so much to say about this business! I was there for a friend's birthday party with a private party 3 weekends ago on a very rainy day with 15 other families invited alongside. I found him and I have been to the Edison location of this urban air so we are familiar with the amenities and situation. We expected every crowded conditions because this brand of trampoline park is a fast growing franchise in this region and the word of mouth popularity among parents has been very high for very many months. The host did not choose the Brooklyn location because that location is infamously overwhelmed with kids and such a loud, crowded experience to make it very unpleasant for parents even the children, despite the otherwise enjoyable amenities, this location, much cheaper and less crowded is quite crowded relative to its pier at nearby Edison Township. This location does improve on party rooms with 8+ in various sizes and configurations (shapes, layout) and larger floor area with correspondingly more amenities, some not seen elsewhere, including 2 VR venues (for the plus/deluxe tier of bands/pricing) and an expanded set of atypical attractions. Major downsides are the bathrooms are *very* dirty which, with everyone in socks and wet floors makes for quite a dirty situation, almost a no go. There're no staff policing the parents which go onto the rides with their abrasive boots yet staff are hawk-eyed vigilant about kids crawling onto padded areas. Major downside is the food safety at the food court as another attendee got ill from a cold drink at the food court layout is both unfortunate and unnecessary. The ball pit with the crawling obstacle course is well out of easy line of sight from the main trampoline areas is inconvenient for parents chasing The layout also makes the food court a bottleneck as passing foot traffic often cuts the cashier's line, and many other chokepoints. On the upside, the quality of trampolines is very good. The maintenance is leaning a bit out of service and I recommend more staff to keep the standards and service. Also, open the VR venues more, there seemed to lack staff for those which means they're not paying employees enough for the current market which may be worrisome. We will surveil the situation thru the parents grapevine.

My child loves taking fencing classes here! Coaches are fun, knowledgeable, and encouraging…read more Highly recommend!!!

Came for a tournament recently, so I can't speak much about the coaching or regular use of the…read moreclub. But the tournament was well run. Although I was a little surprised by the lack of a cord/weapon check at the start, but it was a small event. The club itself is a nice facility. There was plenty of workout equipment. There is a sitting room for parents that is air conditioned and heated (as appropriate). If I ever move back to the area, Hub City would be my first choice. (In fact, I regularly recommend it to friends in the area to try the introductory program.) They have all of their prices listed on their website, which many clubs don't do. I follow Hub City on facebook and they regularly have advertised specials for both Adult and Children's classes. Most recently was a $300 10-week adult class that included mask, glove and jacket - that is a steal! Hub City is also one of the few clubs I have seen offer a Mommy & Me program for kids under 7. I don't know too much about it, but it is a great way to introduce your child to a sport they could reasonably do into their 90s.

I have been taking my three kids here to play ever since my oldest (now 11 ) was barely…read morewalking. They have revamped it quite a bit over the years,and what I believed was already a great kids playground to begin with,, having two separate play areas, very large lawn for kids to run around ,basketball court etc., now features soft spongy ground areas(as opposed to the cedar wood chips they originally had, even more toys and rides, plenty of benches and a covered sitting area,as well as a water fountain. They did remove the basketball court,however it was to make the park more younger-child friendly( basically trying to discourage older teens from hanging out) ,which made room fore the expansions. It is well lit(they added plenty of new lighting ,run off of solar panel energy),newly refenced,and simply a wonderful park in my opinion. They on occasion host free events for the residents,such as an annual Easter egg hunt,and one year they even had mini-festival. . Overall I'd say it is the best park in town,a wonderful place to get away and curl up with a good book, very ample play areas and activities for kids,and also a great place for an afternoon picnic.

I am very disappointed in the swim team and the coaches. the pool itself is great and everyone is…read moregreat when open to the public. however, the coaches have yelled at their kids, made kids scared to get in the pool, kids were scared to talk to the coach, and have created a bad look for the pool and swim team specifically. extra coaches were turned down, which were all volunteer. choose carefully before sending your kid to swim for BSC.

Great family time! Cost effective swim lessons and fantastic swim team (breath only is you have…read moreto!). Never have to worry about finding a spot - plenty of room. Highly recommend.

Courtney at the front desk is one of the most professional and nicest customer service employees i…read morehave met in my life. Due to corona virus though, we have changed and she has been nothin but the best with ring temperatures and monitoring people that come in and out of the building. She is a stellar employee and i look forward to seeing her in the future. Best employee there.

Metuchen Sports Center is a state-of-the-art indoor training facility. It has the best trainers,…read morewith a staff of Professional and Olympic athletes. Can't beat it

Love my local park, I am hesitant to write a review because it is not crowded and a pretty well…read morekept secret ha. It is near a highway so maybe that is why people avoid it, but they have tennis, basket ball and roller rink courts. There is a nice grove of trees and a nice gazebo and fountain too. I use the tennis courts almost every weekend and they are hardly used and in decent shape. Only complaint is it could use a broom to clean leaves to be left there. There are also lights on the court at night for free and ample parking and clean bathroom facilities. Once you are done with a game you can head to wawa across the street!

They were absolutely amazing for my sons 6th birthday party! It was the easiest party I've thrown…read moreyet. Booking was easy and flexible. The hosts (Steven and Jonathan) were great! Constantly checking in with me to see how things were going as well as interacting with the kids. I dropped off the cake and some themed decorations when we first got in, and the staff set up the room beautifully ! Best part is that it is ONLy your party in each room at a time. The kids LOVED both jump rooms! The variety of bouncy houses was nice. First room is 3 big slide style bouncies , plus a air hockey table. Second room was two obstacle courses , a standard bounce house with basketball hoops, plus a bunch of toys to play and build with. Both rooms had plenty of benches for parents to sit on. Pizza and juice was included for the kids , I had to purchase additional food & drinks for adults as well as water bottles. The kids will definitely need these water bottles with all the activity. The food comes from the Italian restaurant across the street and was very good. I got a small wrap platter and 3 cheese pies for 15 adults and it was perfect (even took a full pie home). While I highly recommend booking a birthday party here or maybe even scheduling a private play session with friends, I would not return for an open play session again. While the staff was just as great as at the party, the number of children in the rooms of various ages was way too overwhelming for me. The bouncy houses look a little worn out, but that's to be expected with all the use. Thank you Pump It Up for a great party!

This was our first experience with a place like this for my husband's coworker's daughter's 4th…read morebirthday party this past Saturday. It was allotted for two hours, and seemed to be enough space for 8-9 children to run around. As a safety professional myself, I appreciated that they actually played a safety video for everyone, children and parents included, to watch and take note. The staff were all fairly young, but would have to comment that there isn't much staff walking around and monitoring that children are playing safe and following the rules. Some children were too scared to come down on the inflatable slides, and parents (myself included) had to rescue their child to come down. There was no staff around the several times this took place, which was a little frustrating. The music is LOUD - parents had to almost yell to each other to have any kind of meaningful conversation. You had to talk very closely to get your point across. As another Yelper mentioned, a song would be playing one minute and then silence for another 3, and then a song would pop on. It was very disjointed. The songs were appropriate for the most part, so no complaints there. The music was LOUD, but that didn't bother me as much as the LED strobe lights flashing the whole time - in every room, even the party room for lunch. It's very overstimulating, and seems to be unnecessary since the whole experience is stimulating enough as it is. The play room #1 was much better than #2, where some toys meant for younger children, are clearly very dirty and/or very old and should be replaced. I also didn't understand why when you walk into the establishment, they have charge cards to play games, but when you go into the play rooms for the party, they want cash! What's the point of that? I just spent x-amount of money on a charge card that can only support the 4-5 "play until you win" crane games in the lobby? My son was bummed that I wasn't willing to give him cash to play these games since I had a charge card that was barely used. I will say that they food they offered was decent - the pizza was the right temperature, and they offered several rounds of seconds and thirds to adults and children. Apple juice, iced tea, and sprite were offered, and there was plenty for everyone. The party room was bright, clean, and spacious to have the kids play freeze dance and run around a bit until transitioning to end the party. I am motivated to go back when they have open play hours so we can use up his charge card, and to tire him out!