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    Launch Trampoline Park

    4.0 (4 reviews)

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    Funzilla in Delran - Trampoline park

    Funzilla in Delran

    4.4(12 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    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!!

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    Funzilla in Delran - Rock  Climbing

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    Sky Zone

    Sky Zone

    3.1(93 reviews)
    5.3 mi

    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!

    It's been a few years since I left a review so time to update it, especially since the place has…read morechanged a lot in that time. Unfortunately not all for the better. My son and I have been here quite possibly over a hundred times since 2018, and we both love to jump together (I'm a kid at heart, it seems). In that time they have consistently carved away at the trampoline areas to install other things like slides, a ten-and-under playground, and an expanded arcade space. More variety, I guess, but I really prefer the trampolines. The pricing model has completely changed as well. Signing up for a single hour used to be a cheap option, but there is now a two hour minimum which costs $28 per person. But for only a dollar more you can sign up for a month membership (no annual memberships), $5 more will get you elite level membership, both with automatic renewal of course. Smart business or somewhat predatory? I don't know. The same bored teenagers are still running the place, and lately have been asked to crack down on the wearing of non-Skyzone trampoline socks. Don't want paying customers wearing competitors' socks? Ok, fair enough. A business is free to make its own rules. But when I'm told that it's a safety issue because only Skyzone socks work on Skyzone trampolines, like the creator of Skyzone is some sort of proprietary genius, that's just laughable. The snack bar serves about four things, all garbage and all overpriced (charging $20 for a 16" probably frozen pizza should be a crime). Despite some of the negatives, Skyzone is still a fun place, especially if you've never been here before. There is a ton to do that will easily fill up two hours and it's a great place for active kids with tons of energy to burn some off. Brightly lit, clean bathrooms, spacious (though it could use a lot more seating; I'm tired of sitting on the ground when it gets crowded). At the end of the day, though, my son is getting older and the negatives are keeping us from coming back too often these days.

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    Sky Zone - My son on the ninja course.

    My son on the ninja course.

    Sky Zone - The main entrance/snack bar area.

    The main entrance/snack bar area.

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    Launch Trampoline Park - Entrance

    Launch Trampoline Park

    4.0(39 reviews)
    15.5 mi

    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.

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    Launch Trampoline Park - Arcade area

    Arcade area

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