Went for my first Sky Fit class and I am EXHAUSTED. $12 covers your class and you get a pair of…read moreSkyZone socks if you need them (you can't go barefoot or wear shoes). There are lockers (free to use) so you can store jewelry, phones, etc. Loads of fun options if you don't feel like doing a HIIT/trampoline workout! There's a kids hour if you want the littles it have some fun, and the foam pit is enjoyable too. If you want a challenge, try the Warrior Class (think American Ninja Warrior)!

Place is amazing family friendly fun. It's a great workout hidden in fun. They have deals that make…read morebringing kids often, very affordable! They have free locker service with key in hand. They have many games and other distractions for kids. The parents aren't forgetten about, they have a comfort lounge with tv area for adults to relax. They also have a snack bar. This place has thought of it all I am very impressed I bought season pass first time visiting.

This is a well oiled machine for all birthday parties. We went here for a six-year-old birthday…read moreparty on a Saturday in winter time and boy, Was it busy! We had a fantastic time jumping for 60 minutes and then we went to a party room where we enjoyed pizza and cake from the birthday party. It's a two hour window for the party but they only get to jump for 60 minutes and then we're in the back room for about 30 and we still had 30 minutes left of the 2 hour party window so we went back to jump for another 15- 20 minutes. I'm not sure if this was allowed or not, but it didn't make sense to get all that sugar from cake and then go home.

Sky Zone Middletown has been a great place for my young kids (3 and 5) to get their energy out. The…read morebusiness has a month to month membership option for $25/kid and they can come daily for up to 2 hours. We chose to come when the business opens to avoid bigger kids and the crowds and its the perfect morning activity for us during the cold winter months. This location has a toddler activity area, zip line, dodgeball, and lots of other jumping activities. The music can be loud and overstimulating so a 1.5 visit is just right for our group. The kids leave tired and wanting to come back. I have also hosted a birthday party at Sky Zone. Easy to plan and setup but there are many parties held at the same time so it can be a little chaotic. Overall a fun place for kids and families.

This place has only been open a week, and it's super busy! We were invited to a birthday party…read more This place was pretty impressive. There is lots of seating for parties and parents to watch their kiddos while they jump. I was pleased to see that they had lots of staff throughout the facility, and many in the jump areas. The open areas make it easy for a parent to find your kiddos. They have a rewards program which would pay off. They also have a parent kid combo package too. I love that they have a toddler section that is away from the General areas. They also offer birthday parties during the week and weekend, you can have pizza or not. They do allow you to Bring in your own cake. Pizza and drinks are purchased and provided through the facility. They have Friday night specials too! Review online waiver ahead of time to save time. Facility is very clean! Glad to have a place like this in the southend.

This place is just great. I had my sons birthday party there July, 2019 and have nothing but good…read morethings to say. The kids had a wonderful time. It was clean, cool and comfortable. Our party host/manager was so nice and helpful with anything that was needed (calling the kids to come back to the table for cupcakes, looking out for a kid that wasn't playing nice with the group and so on...). To top it off I had a smaller group than expected so she helped me by downgrading the package to save me money. Any business that looks out for its customers is worth noticing. From now on when it's time to jump, this is where we'll be going!!!

My children would probably give this place four stars. Running, jumping, falling off of stuff and…read moreunintentionally injuring themselves are always at the top of their to-do lists, so trampoline parks fit nicely into their lifestyles. Xtremenasium Trampoline Park is fine for doing all of those things that kids love to do. It has multiple trampolines, a trampoline dodge ball court, a ninja warrior course, multiple foam pits, an indoor playground for young kids, and a few other features. The admission fee grants you unlimited access to everything for one hour, which was more than enough time for my kids. Honestly, I'm glad they limited it to one hour, because then I didn't have to be the bad guy and drag them away from their fun. It was more like, "Oh no! We have to leave! Our one hour is done! Xtremenasium said we have to go!" It's Xtremenasium's fault, see? Not mine. The whole thing was too stimulating for me, and I was ready to leave after about 10 minutes. But our visit to this trampoline park wasn't about me. It was about my kids, and taking them to a place that was fun for them, so nevertheless, I persisted. I ignored the crowds and screaming and lack of fresh air, as you do at these places. But the reason for the three stars is that all of those stimulating things seemed a tad more amplified here, and everything I touched was just a touch grimier than it should have been. I don't know -- your mileage may vary, depending on how high-strung you are. In the end, Xtremenasium served its purpose. My kids were here to bounce and play and leave sweaty, and they did and had a good time.

It's super fun very clean very respectful and you get to have a long jump time so it's a great placeread more

we had a great experience here for our sons 11th birthday. Cody and his team were awesome! Thanks…read moreguys!

My daughter was invited for a birthday party here. All the kids had a blast. I was picking her up…read moreafter two and a half hours and she was still going strong. They have a big foam pit and a smaller one for little kids, dodge ball and plenty of room for the kids on the main area. It's not the biggest trampoline park we've been to, but for what it offers, it's a good value.

The pizza sucked the kids had a fun time but the play place was only for toddlers so they were…read moredisappointed the bottom of the pizza was burnt on both pizzas.

This really is a nice new location. The workers were friendly & sometimes from what I noticed…read moreinteractive with the kids. There were kids of all ages. Little toddlers to teenagers playing basketball. It was spread out enough that all the different ages weren't a big deal. There's plenty of seating areas for adults. Concession had pretty good prices.

I started coming here about 2 years ago, when I used to bring my niece. Now, she's in school, so…read moreI've started bringing my son (17 months). We have only come for the open play and open gym. We've never taken any classes or anything, so I can't speak to that, but they have both seemed to enjoy the open gym and toddler play time. The facility is clean and they seem fairly well entertained for the price. I like that it goes from 10-2 (with the open gym part being open 12-1), as it gives us a bigger window of time to play! There are numerous trampolines, slides, foam pits, and bounce houses in the open gym part. My friend's kids really like doing the trapeze! I do wish that parents were allowed on some of the equipment with the kids, and I wish that there was just a little bit more for younger toddlers to do...but, all in all I recommend this place for running down a toddlers batteries!

This review is solely based on the schools out camps over holiday break…read more I signed my child up for camp and we were very excited about the program so I even shared with two other parents - who in turn signed each signed their children up. One child was 6, while mine was 5, but I called ahead and spoke with a kind lady who just returned from maternity leave, she confirmed the 6 yr old could join my kids 5 yr old class. Here's why it was so important that the 6 yr old join the 5 yr old class, this child medically can not get in any public pools, and the 4 and 5 yr olds do not have pool time so this worked out wonderfully. At the first day of camp, we again reminded them about the situation. Howecer, they didn't listen and had the child in the 6 yr old class, the child was terribly upset when the entire class got to swim. This all could have been avoided if they listen to our communication. My child did have a good time running around all day, but the point is that the breakdown of communication is scary and untrustworthy when dealing with a medical child.

I haven't been to many trampoline parks, but this one is pretty dang cool. It's a little on the…read moresmaller side than others I've been to, but it is packed full of fun things for the kiddos. They have a designated toddler (7 & under) area where the littles can hang out without being run over by the big kids. They also have a Rick wall and a couple of obstacle courses, as well as the usual trampoline floor. The first thing I noticed, though, was the smell. It smelled clean and not like stinky feet. Not only does it smell clean, but the whole place IS clean. Way to go, Elite Air!! It can't be easy to maintain this level of cleanliness with so many kids. There are more than 10 cafeteria style booths where parents can sit and either wait or monitor their kids on 3 screens. Private rooms make Elite Air a great place for birthday parties. I can't believe I almost forgot...the trampoline area is mostly blacklight, giving an even cooler experience.

Overall, fun place . The obstacle course needs to replace or new slide covers. The ball pit needs…read moreto pick up all the balls under it. And spray the balls with disinfectant.

We went to My Gym for a kids birthday party and both of my kids age 4 and two enjoyed their time at…read morethe party. They had a lot of space to practice flips and jumps in all the acrobatic items you would find in a gymnasium. The ladies that worked there even interacted with a children and had fun games for them, including parachute and they had a small zip line which my eldest really enjoyed. Overall, really impressed with the area. I would've just requested that they actually had a party room because it was really hard to get everyone in the opening area to blow out the candles on the cake.

Facility was okay, old equipment. During a part of the class when "Mr Bill" was handing out…read moredifferent color bowls, our daughter wanted the red one and when we asked, he loudly muttered that his favorite parents are the ones who don't shop for colors. Just unnecessary and unprofessional.

They are doing fantastic job with kids.they are taking the time to make sure the child will achieve…read morethe goal and also keep the families infomed so they can help too.

We recently moved to Louisville from another large city. We were at an excellent gym and we have…read morefound Champion to be just as great! My daughter was welcomed by her new teammates and coaches with open arms. All of the coaches are attentive, engaged and fun, but always challenge her to reach her greatest potential. The coaches always walk into the lobby after practice to say goodbye to the girls and talk to the parents, if needed. The operations director at Champion is organized, available and communicates well (and often) with the parents. The booster club, operated by parents, seems to run efficiently and effectively. Thank you, Champion staff, for making our gymnastics transition flawless. Please note: I am not a level rep. My daughter does not get the highest scores on the team at the meets, but....Once we moved here, she mastered all of the skills to move to the next level and they noticed that she had the desire to push herself to the next level. It was just before the meet season began. I watched a collective effort (staff, coaches and teammates) to welcome her into a new group of girls and then teach her new routines. My daughter has worked very hard, but I am certain that the encouragement from her teammates and the persistence of her coaches have played a major role in her confidence and success.