Super fun! We went there twice a few days after it opened. The staff was nice, the prices are not…read moretoo cheap, but the place is special! One hour is more than enough to get you all sweaty and happy. However, I recommend to go there during weekdays to avoid the crowd. Despite the hall being relatively empty, the changing rooms were already too crowded. I can't see how this is going to be any better if the place exists for a longer time and more people are coming.

From the owner: Über JUMP House Springen, Turnen, Akrobatik, Basketball,…read more3D-Völkerball, jede Menge Spaß und Action - und das alles auf riesigen, nahtlos miteinander verbundenen Trampolinflächen, die sogar die Wände einbeziehen: Das bietet Deutschlands erster Indoor-Trampolinpark JUMP House seit Dezember 2014 in Hamburg-Stellingen. Insgesamt 3.000 Quadratmeter Aktionsfläche, davon über 1.600 Quadratmeter reine Sprungfläche mit über 100 Trampolinen, laden große und kleine Sportfans zu nahezu grenzenlosem Sprungspaß ein: Auf dem großen Haupttrampolinfeld "FreeJUMP" mit über 50 Trampolinen, Sprungrampen, Podesten und Wandtrampolinen können sich Besucher so richtig austoben. Die dreidimensionale Trampolinarena "GameJUMP" bietet Platz für eine neue, rasante Variante von klassischen Mannschaftssportarten wie Völkerball. Basketballfreunde lernen im "SlamJUMP", wie Profis den Ball in die Körbe zu dunken. Im "FoamJUMP", einer großen Schaumstoffgrube mit drei Trampolinbahnen, landet man garantiert weich. In der "BattleBox" treten Nachwuchsgladiatoren und Gleichgewichtshelden auf einem schmalen Balken über weichen Schaumstoffgruben gegeneinander an. Für Schulklassen, Kindergeburtstage und Firmenfeiern gibt es spezielle Angebotspakete inkl. Essen & Trinkenund moderne Eventflächen. JUMP House ist ein völlig neuartiges Erlebnis und Workout für jeden Spaßbegeisterten: Wer laufen kann, kann auch springen!

War letztes Jahr da, super Erfahrung gemacht. Jetzt wurden alle Attraktionen entfernt und keine…read moreneuen hinzugefügt. Nur die Trampoline wurden anders (sehr ineffizient) angeordnet. Außerdem ist es noch an einigen Stellen eine Baustelle. Leider nicht mehr zu empfehlen. Kein Basketball, kein Ninja Warrior Parkour, kein Fussball, keine Slack Line und noch viele mehr wurden entfernt. Meiner Meinung nach keine Sehenswürdigkeit mehr. Zusätzlich kam es bei der Abbuchung zu Komplikationen und es wurden 20 Euro zu viel abgebucht.

It's a really cool place…read more I recommend it to people and there is ninja course and other stuff Hope to see you there Stay cool forever

Das restaurant ist eine Katastrophe wenn man nicht einen Geburtstagsfeier gebucht hatte: essen für…read more6 Kinder und 2 erwachsene bestellt und wir warten nach 50 Minuten immernoch, während für die Geburtstage (27€/Kind!!) kommt einen essen nach dem anderen raus. Sehr enttäuscht. Nachdem wir unsere Getränke ausgetrunken hatten, haben wir immerhin welche umsonst angeboten bekommen. Verzehr von mitgebrachte Speisen und Getränke streng untersagt! Nicht unüblich, aber selbst wenn die Kinder zur Wasserflasche greifen, werden sie gebeten diese wegzupacken und im Restaurant was zu kaufen.

It's weekend. The weather is crap (it's Hamburg after all). Kids are getting restless. Rabatz is…read morethe place to go. From babies to grandmas, everybody is welcome here. My favourite is trampoline. This place is very big. They have area for babies, slides for older kids, sky trail for adventurous kids, aqua-paddler for amphibian kids, electro carts for speedy kids, massive labyrinth for disoriented kids and bagger for Bob The Builder fans. A few things I don't like: can be very crowded on weekend. You can't bring your own food. Considering that this place is not cheap (8.5 eur for a kid and 5.5 eur for adult) plus having a meal at their restaurant makes it much more expensive than going to movies. Otherwise, excelent bad weather option, enjoyed by kids and adults alike.

From the owner: Das DAV Kletterzentrum Hamburg ist eine der modernsten Kletterhallen im Norden Deutschlands. Sowohl…read moreAnfänger als auch Fortgeschrittene oder wettkampforientierte Kletterer kommen hier voll auf ihre Kosten. Neben Bouldermöglichkeiten bietet die Kletteranlage Routen aller Schwierigkeitsgrade. Das Kletterzentrum gehört zur Sektion Hamburg des Deutschen Alpenvereins. In den letzten Jahren ist die Mitgliederzahl der Sektion kontinuierlich angestiegen. Mit rd. 20.000 Mitgliedern (Stand 2015) ist die Sektion Hamburg und Niederelbe e.V. die fünftgrößte Sektion im Deutschen Alpenverein.

This is a pretty good climbing gym. They include free shoes, belay device and harness with your…read morepayment to use the gym which is incredible! Worth noting that they only have the ATR belay device is the only one they have so if you aren't conversant with it, its probably best to bring your own; although in my opinion is quite easy to learn to use The gym has really high walls and lots of hang overs. There were some pretty great routes! The climbs are guaged in the French difficulty rating. Unfortunately we went to top rope and there aren't that many routes to do so; mainly because upstairs was closed off that day for classes and also that a lot of the gym is setup for lead climbing. If you are lead climbing, its excellent. Cost wise we paid 15 euros to use the gym for the day.

PSA: The entrance is on a small commercial/office park street off Gasstraße *not* Mendelssohnstraße…read moreas it might look like on some maps. Don't make the mistake I did and wander around in circles wasting precious time where you could have been climbing! Cool, now that that's over with... My hometown gym is Dogpatch Boulders in SF, and I routinely complain about how Dogpatch has "ruined" other climbing gyms for me because bouldering just isn't as fun anywhere else. So when my coworker described FLASHH as "like Dogpatch," I was skeptical. Turns out he was right! The problems here are challenging, with a wide variety of holds and routes. There's plenty of space, and a range of route heights as well. Problems tend to involve fewer, larger holds and more reach and flexible movement than I'm used to, which was surprisingly fun rather than frustrating (given my short height). Routes are rated on the Fontainebleau scale, typical in Europe, rather than the V scale. I have yet to figure out the exact conversion, but regardless there's plenty of variety in problems to keep climbers at all levels interested. Finally, the most important question: How to pronounce the name of this place? Is the second "H" silent? Guess I'll have to go back and ask!

I've been to climbing gyms all over the place, and this is easily one of the nicest. They've really…read moremade the best of the huge amount of space they have. There's good problem variety, both in style and in difficulty, and at the end of the night I was going home because I was beat, not because I was bored. Having only been there once, I can't say how well they handle problem rotation, but considering the attention paid to everything else (and the size of the place), I feel comfortable assuming they do a good job. Despite having other climbing gyms closer, this is the place I'll be getting a membership to. The only downside is that it was a seriously hot night and the fans were not at all keeping up. I imagine most of the time this isn't a problem, but it was basically a sauna.

My wife and I visited Kletterwald on a Saturday. The place is reachable from the Meinendorfer Weg U…read morebahn station. The entrace to Kletterwald is just opposite to the U bahn station. One needs to walk a little inside to find it. We had bought tickets online, so at the shop, I just had to buy a pair of gloves (€3). A mask must be worn at the shop. They also provide a locker free of charge but with a €5 refundable deposit. There are portable toilets near the back of the park next to the car parking lot. The staff were very friendly and spoke English. They helped us wear the harness and gave us instructions. They also gave us the helmets. We didn't need to wear masks while doing the courses. They kindly showed us the way to course 1. We did courses 1, 2 and 4. Courses 3 and 5 were available only in the presence of an instructor. Course 1 and 2 have a zip line at the end. Course 4 does not have it; there's a simple wooden staircase at the end. Overall it was easy and doable. I struggled a bit on one of the bridges in course 4. It needed a lot of upper body strength. We finished course 4 and were too tired to go for course 6. We returned back to the shop area and returned our harnesses and helmets. We emptied our locker and bought some ice cream in the hot summer weather at the shop. We spent about 2 hours at the place. Overall it was a fun experience and we'd love to visit Kletterwald again!

From the owner: Wir betreiben den einzigen Wald-Hochseilgarten in Hamburg mit 70 Elementen in einer Höhe von 2 bis…read more10 Metern.