Brett J.

We came here for my oldest boys bday... it is a bit of an eclectic unruly place. Video games, trampoline park, rooms for bdays, a half hearted attempt at a snack counter, and a really terrible ticket counter for prizes. The light is really dim on here! I mean supper low. Are they just trying to cut the bill? It is ridiculously dim in here. If your having a party here there is no private trampoline area for your party.. you are just released into gen pop. Kids from 5 to 16 running through the areas and swarming everywhere. If your below 10 there is a good chance your going to get knocked down, run over, or destroyed in some fashion from the bigger kids playing rough and not paying attention. If your over 10 you are going to crush someone or at the least get annoyed about all the small kids running around. For example they have a obstacle area that was over run with little kids going through the wrong way, in the pit, or just clinging to the obstacles. There was no way for any of the bigger kids to do the course without hurting some small child. It was this way the whole time we were here... so the bigger kids just didn't get to do it. How about having some staff directing the flow?!? Either someone gets hurt or others don't get to do what they paid for!?! They have a lot of weird rules about the party rooms. You can't get in before your time to decorate, you can't be 5 mins late in the room or you get charged extra, you can't decorate with anything on the walls, etc. it is really ridged. We had a party with only about 8 people in it and they brought up pizzas and sodas. They brought the sodas in pitchers that had obviously been poured long before because they were all watered down from the ice melting. None of them were really drinkable. When we said something they said they would get more but really never did. The Pizzas were pretty good! Nice crust lots of toppings, not too much sauce... really they were very good! Maybe the best part about this place. The up stairs over look area offers a vantage point where you can pretty much see the whole area.. accept for just past the video games that are right by the exit!! I mean seriously? Of all the places you can't see it's right next to the door? They need to do some rearranging here. I never felt very good about that area... if my kids were younger I would have to have been right there the whole time. The party was ok but I felt it was very high priced for the lack of coordination, the way the place is run, and just the over all inability to really have fun due to all of the small kids. No offense to the smaller kids... I want them to have fun too... but when your paying this kind of money you want to be able to do everything and not worry about hurting someone's kids! It could be much better organized for parties for sure! I would not hold a party for my boys here again... but I wonder if they deliver their pizza?

Carol C.

We had the BEST time at my daughter's 4th birthday party a few weeks ago. Parents are still telling me how much fun their kids had! It was a private party on a Sunday morning, and Kourtney, Peyton and the entire Launch team working the party made sure everyone was taken care of. We had 40 kids, so it was a crowd, but they made sure we had drinks and pizza and even cut the cake for us. Best part, they cleaned up so we didn't have to. Highly recommend a Launch party! Thanks FoCo team. See y'all again next year for #5!

Gretel Y.

Threw my son's 11th birthday party at Launch. It was a last minute booking (a week's notice). Due to the weather, we had to move the party indoor. The staff was very friendly and helpful and made it really easy to book. We had never seen the park before booking, just went with the reviews and photos on Yelp. The park is big and has two floors. The spacious and open second floor is for seating only and is equipped with booth and table seating as well as 2-3 flat screen TVs. Has a great view of the attractions. There is also a private party room available on the second floor. The park has several attractions including trampoline courts, dodgeball, basketball, launch pad, tumble traks, The Challenger, Battle Pit, Krave and an arcade. Everything looked fairly clean. We booked the MVP for $235. The party is for 10 guests ($25 each additional jumper) and includes: * 60 minutes of Launch fun * 40 minutes at a party table * 1 slice of cheese pizza per guest * Fountain drinks (1 flavor) * Launch grip socks for every guest * Party Host * Party paperware, cups and utensils * Launch t-shirt for the birthday child * 30 minute return jump pass for each jumper We ordered additional cheese and pepperoni pizzas for around $15 each. We brought our own cake and decorations. However, we were not allowed to hang anything, not even a banner. The party space on the first floor has 3 rows of 2 picnic tables put together. I am assuming they can have 2-3 parties going on at the same time. They reserved the first row for our party and fortunately, ours was the only party at that time. Our party host was Kylie and she was wonderful! She was very attentive, helpful, and personable. The children had a blast and wanted to jump some more even after the party ended. Some of them stayed and played arcade games. The pizza was decent. No complaints!

Tammi D.

I'd never heard of this place till I was invited to go with my daughter and my friend's kids. It's pretty new, less than a year old, and I really liked it. It wasn't horribly loud, it wasn't overly crowded, and the children seemed to be more tame than some of the other jump places we typically frequent. It was also quite clean with it being so new. They have basketball, dodgeball, Ninja obstacle course, battle pits, and video games. They have an upper level you can watch your kids or stay on ground level and hang out. You can jump if you want, or just stay on the sidelines and watch. And free WIFI for those who need it is always a plus. Right now there's a Groupon you can take advantage of to get some jump time in. And if you have competitor socks, they will gladly exchange them for their own. Typically I get a headache after being in these places, because they are so loud and crazy, but this place was different. I think my daughter is on the brink of not being such a fan of trampoline centers so much anymore, but it's a great place to burn some energy for kids when it's too hot (or too cold) outside, and you need something for them to do.

angela c.

Launch is new to the Cumming area. It's a fun trampoline park. You can play video games, jump on trampolines, play dodgeball, basketball and even a cool obstacle course. Jump. Jump. Jump!! They have employees watching the kids to make sure that all is well. We didn't use their restrooms, so I'm not sure how clean they were. The other areas were clean. This was a last minute family activity. It was so hot outside. We will definitely go back. We're debating on having our sons birthday party there. Fun times.

Carolyn C.

This is a very cool trampoline park off exit 13 in Cumming. We went the first week it opened and the two girls we brought stayed in the foam/battle pit almost the whole time. They had a blast hitting each other with the foam rollers and falling back into the pit. There was a really cool ninja course too, along with basketball & dodgeball trampoline areas. I had the gluten free BBQ pizza and it was surprisingly GREAT. I was skeptical but actually all the food we ate there was very good. If you have kids you have to check this out!