Private party, concept is cool, but could have better things to entertain while using the…read moretrampoline. Compared to over trampoline places this is at the bottom of the totem pole. Customer service was okay, not very accommodating and just didn't have that "Disney experience" if you know what I mean. My daughter is 3 years old and she doesn't know any better and had a good time with mommy.

The employees were super nice and helpful and the kids always have a blast here. This is definitely…read moreone of my daughters, favorite places. They have a bunch of trampolines to enjoy from.

Great concept, however, they have at least two side/back doors that remain unlocked allowing…read morechildren to escape unseen. Also, they turn off the lights for way too long when they have younger kids at play. You can't see anything. Both huge safety concerns. I'd recommend it for older children until they correct those hazards. If those doors are fire exits, it should have an alarm when open as there is no one monitoring the doors. Also, 15 minutes is way too long especially considering you have a door in the back that can be opened without warning. You can't see your children when the lights are off unless you're jumping with them.

Honestly not impressed with this place, and much less by its prices and quality of services…read more Time was reserved for a party but previous party took longer and we were not allowed to use one of the empty party spaces. Instead we had to wait by walking around and trying to find other tables for the guests to sit while the kids played. It was all very rushed. We had minimal time to decorate the space. Another disappointment was the food. I don't expect much from food at places like this and I'm aware it's always going to be very similar as far as options go. But again, for as pricey as it is, at least it should have had good pizza. That was not the case. Nobody in the party was impressed with the food, sadly. All in all, never again hosting a party here. Taking the kids on a regular day to just jump around May be a possibility, but not certain.

I can see how this can be fun but I can also see how this can be a quick trip to the urgent care…read more They make you sign your life away which isn't the best feeling. These places weren't around when I was kid. We played outside, jumped fences and climbed trees. Something about these places just rubs me the wrong way That being said my kids love them. All of their friends have their parties at places like this one so I guess I gotta live with it.

Very good spaghetti and nice plants I like the birds and…read morethe jellyfish and sharks they are really fun I like flying on planes

Lots of negative reviews that I am happy to say were not reflective of my experience. The facility…read moreis well maintained and safe. There are lots of young employees working, or at least working the day we came. They did a fine job managing the many jumpers. I never witnessed an unsafe event. The kids had an absolute blast on the sections they were tall enough to do. The price for what you get is very reasonable. Of note, there is a concession stand in the back near the restrooms. I saw several pizzas from there and French fries. The one bday party seemed fun. I'd personally be here all the time if my family lived closer

I attended a child's birthday party here as a guest, and the experience was extremely…read moredisappointing--for me, for other parents, and especially for the birthday child's mom. When we first arrived, everything seemed fine. The problems began once it was time for food. Items were brought out in pieces: pizza would arrive with no plates, no napkins, no drinks, and no utensils. The kids were seated, hungry and thirsty, while adults waited an unreasonable amount of time for basic necessities that should have been brought together. It was very difficult to get the attention of the assigned party host. She was frequently chatting with other employees as if it were social hour rather than actively managing a children's birthday party. She moved extremely slowly between the table and the kitchen area, despite the short distance. At first, I gave her the benefit of the doubt--everyone can have an off day. However, it quickly became clear that nothing was being handled with urgency or organization. The host was walking around with a personal purse on her shoulder, which made it appear as though she had just arrived or was about to leave, not like she was fully engaged in her role. It also visibly got in the way of her working. Because the kids were waiting so long, I offered to help speed things up. I volunteered to carry drink pitchers while she gathered other items. She agreed. Despite that, essentials like napkins, utensils, ketchup, and drinks continued to take far too long to arrive. Eventually, I had to go to the café area myself to collect forks, napkins, and condiments so the children could finally eat. When the host later approached--slowly and casually--with items we had already retrieved, I informed her we had taken care of it. Instead of apologizing or acknowledging the delay, she appeared visibly annoyed, turned away, and walked off. Toward the end of the party, communication completely broke down. The host began ignoring me, and there was no notification about cake time, causing everyone to scramble because of the strict time limit. When I asked for her name due to her repeated rudeness and lack of professionalism, she responded dismissively, "Your party is over at three. You need to get out." She then refused to give her name and stated that she had "already told the manager all about me," implying I had done something wrong. This was extremely surprising, as I had only tried to help ensure the children could eat on time. Because of this, I went to speak directly with the manager. The manager informed me that she had not received any report from this employee at all. In fact, she acknowledged that she had noticed the host was disorganized, unfocused, and not doing what she was supposed to be doing. The manager also provided the employee's name, which is Lily. During this conversation, the manager mentioned that Lily is "very sensitive." While that may be true, it was concerning to hear in the context of a children's party. Sensitivity does not excuse poor communication, lack of organization, or unprofessional behavior--especially in a role that requires managing groups of children and interacting with paying families. When employees are not properly trained for these responsibilities, it ultimately reflects on the business as a whole. The facility itself has potential, but the lack of staff training, accountability, and professionalism completely overshadowed the experience. Because of this, I do not recommend hosting a birthday party here. Families deserve better organization, clearer communication, and staff who are prepared to do the job they were hired for.

Good indoor playground option that is near the house. It does get very crowded on Saturdays mostly…read moredue to birthday parties. I wish it was a little cleaner. Overall this is a great place for the variety of activities the kids can do

Kids had such a blast here. Went for a birthday party and the kids absolutely loved it. The whole…read moretime they had something to do and there are activities for kids of all ages. My daughter loved the trampoline, the obstacle course and the kids playground area. We went on a Saturday which can be busier than usual. Regardless it was still a great time.

Super fun time for the kids to spend the day playing and burning energy! Staff is friendly, food is…read moreok- what you would expect. Overall a good experience, would visit again.

Flying Squirrel is definitely a fun place for kids to burn energy and have a good time, but there…read moreare some areas that really need improvement. First, the staff appears to be very young and, while generally friendly, the overall supervision and upkeep could be stronger. Cleanliness was noticeably lacking during our visit, especially for a facility that sees constant kid traffic and high-touch surfaces. More frequent cleaning would make a big difference. Another challenge is the seating situation. Seating is extremely limited, and what is available is not positioned in a way that allows parents to comfortably keep eyes on their children while they play. At places like this, active supervision is important, and parents often need to stay hyper-vigilant. Unfortunately, the layout doesn't really support that, and staff did not seem particularly accommodating to parents trying to remain close or maintain visibility of their kids. Overall, the concept is fun and the kids enjoyed themselves, but better cleanliness, more thoughtful seating placement, and a more parent-aware environment would significantly improve the experience.

I loved the mini golf. It has an 80s movie/show glow in the dark vibe. We were the only ones on the…read morecourse at the time. It's colorful and so entertaining. There was plenty of parking out front. You have to fill out a waiver before participating but the attendant was very helpful. I'll definitely return!

anabella, leila, and payton were super helpful today and are very nice. Very good placeread more

Gravity is more than just a gym -- it's an incredible community for babies, toddlers, and kids. The…read morecoaches are outstanding, and the culture is something special. My only regret? Not enrolling my gymnast and ninja sooner. Thank you for creating such a safe and empowering place for our kids to grow.

We love Gravity and we love Ms. Cata!! My daughter started gymnastics about six months ago and she…read moreis doing so well! She is starting to get out of her shell and she thoroughly enjoys the exercise! Lots of classes available and the instructors are so great!

Indoor arcade and entertainment to keep the kids entertained and great for parties…read more Located in Wynwood, Fun Dimension has its own parking lot but also street parking. They have an outdoor enclosed section which includes rock climbing and what looked like axe throwing (for kids). Inside they have plenty of arcade games along with laser tag. They also have some cool new bowling lanes in the back. I didn't get to taste the food or drinks but they did have a pretty wide diversity of options including the usual fair, pizza chicken fingers and more importantly alcohol for the adults but also lomo saltado and chicken and waffles. They also have private room upstairs for parties. The kids had a great time and it's pretty enclosed so not easy to lose track of your kid. Overall it's a solid option to host a party and keep the kids entertained.

I brought my toddler here for a fun afternoon and we did not expect to have this much fun. I think…read moreit's a great place to let your inner child run wild playing games. We played a bunch of arcade games and she had an absolute blast. The place was clean and managed pretty well. We will definitely be back!

I've taken my grandkids here a few times and love it! There's so much to do for the little ones…read more Whether they like quiet manipulative toys or active play, there's always something to do. I have active, daredevils so the zip line and trampoline are favorites. The quiet room is also available for those that want a break from others. But that room still has lights and water displays that are engaging. We will definitely be back

We love We Rock The Spectrum! The staff are very kind and playful with the kids. All sorts of fun…read moreequipment to keep them busy and burn some energy. The new owners have really cleaned the place up. My children have done camps and Parent's Night Out, as well as Open Play and always have a great time.