Really not sure where I'm suppose to start. This is my first time coming with my family, both my daughter and wife got memberships with this place being so close to us. First off, wife was signing in when we were told she couldn't use other trampoline companies socks, claims it was a legal issue and their Sky Zone socks are made specifically for their 6 small trampolines, manager who they couldn't find at first, came out and just summed it up to it can't have another companies name on them. Fine, wife and daughter have memberships and got socks when they last came and signed up, so I needed to pay to jump, and you would think you would get socks with paid entry being as expensive as it it, but Wrong, you also have to pay for socks upon entry or bring your own "Sky Zone" socks. Wouldn't be too much of a issue besides seeing other kids and adults wearing Altitude and Mullet Hops socks after being told we couldn't use socks from Altitude, or they were just plan out wearing regular socks. I tried to push past that then realized we couldn't do any of the bigger attractions my daughter wanted to do since the slides were closed and there were no employees attending or supervising the trapeze or swing area. So kids were just jumping and climbing up the front of the swing area not making it real safe and just staying on the swing or trapeze with multiple kids trying to get on them at the same time, or the fact I saw kids almost clear the whole blow up pad almost falling off which is crazy to me. Swinging the gaffer around that employees are suppose to use to pull the swing and trapeze back. Then you have how dirty the place was, trash and food crumbs all over the mats, and hair, yes wads of hair in the carpet around the trampoline area. You would think with all the employees and how adamant they were about the socks and the legality of it all not to have employees jumping on the trampolines with their shoes. But it just comes to show why the places was so dirty, the employees were too busy hanging out, flirting, and playing with the other kids to care. It's just the hypocrisy of being told something at the front entry just to witness horse playing with customers instead of doing their jobs. Towards the end I saw some of the employees spraying their friend with cleaning solutions not caring they hit people with over spray not even knowing what was in the bottle. Along with the water not working in the restrooms so all the toilets were full of crap and couldn't be flushed or able to wash hands, of course there was no soap or paper towels either. Glad we were able to find at least one of the Sanitizers on the walls that were full. And yeah I understand these are kids, working here, but at the same time, we pay for memberships and entry to be able to bring our daughter somewhere that's suppose to be safe and where she is able to use some of the equipment, not having to worry about kids improperly using equipment, management was no where to be seen after telling us we couldn't use the Altitude socks, I guess that's where lies the problem. It's just night and day compared to other indoor trampoline businesses. Highly recommend other places or recommend the owners shape up this location. read more