This is a fun place for kids (even adults who are still kids at heart and have the energy of a…read morekid!)... Great place to go and let kids jump, run, and play for 90 mins. We went when the weather was 70 degrees, which was perfect because the kids worked up a sweat! The staff was present and available. There was a kid inside the bounce house being reckless and the staff quickly rectified the situation. The place was clean and felt safe. FunBox is located in the Avenues Mall parking lot. They have Porta potties in the area, but you can leave and go to the mall food court restrooms if you prefer. As long as you keep your wristband on, you can come and go as you please. Adults must accompany their kids (no dropping off your kid and leaving), seating is first come first serve, there's a snow cone stand ($6.00) and a free shoe store area. You can bring your own water and snacks in. Nonslip socks are required. You can bring your own or purchase some at FunBox. Music was good and it was a fun time. If your kid likes bounce houses, then they'll love this place. It's HUGE! My picture doesn't do it justice. SN: I read some of the proceeds of Funbox goes to foster care kids. A company doing good things for society is a plus!

Fun place for kids (and adults who still feel like kids!). Great for bouncing, running, and playing…read morefor 90 minutes. Staff was attentive and handled a reckless kid quickly. Place is clean and safe. Located in Avenues Mall parking lot, wristbands allow in-and-out access. Snow cone stand available, nonslip socks required. Music was fun,

Wonderful place with the nicest people. Aweosme sea animals and exotics, just a clean fun…read morewholesome place to spend some time. Side note th cafe is really good, incredible coffee and coaco will try the food next time.

A great hidden gem in Jacksonville. We love visiting on a rainy day with the kids. There are tons…read moreof fish and sea animals, a little library, tasty cafe, and lots of hands on activities.

Trustworthy business, Austin knows what he's doing, you should follow his advice if he recommends…read moresomething. ASB is the only place I recommend tech work/ getting a new replica, they work with you and your play style to get the exact set up you need. I love this place.

Highly recommended for any sort of airsoft related tech work/shop. It's obvious these guys have…read moreyears of experience and knowledge behind them, plus their prices are quite fair. Staff provides great customer service, shoutout Austin, and will explain things to you in a non- condescending way. Beyond satisfied with my gun from them, and know they will have my back in case something goes wrong. 5 Stars all around, go check them out!

Wow, they have some seriously logistical issues to work out with purchasing tickets onsite. You can…read morepurchase tickets online in advance and they have a "fast line" for people that do that. FYI, everyone who is going to jump is going to pay, including 1 year old. Avoid at all costs, going on Valentine's Day, it's going to be packed. When we were leaving at 5:30pm there had to have been a line of 80+ people waiting outside to get in. Once past the check in process, the place is cool. They have lots of activities and it was a good place for our toddlers and teenage to get some energy out. This park offers quite a few activities that others do not and that is why we go there. However, we will be more selective on the times we go if there's a next time.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUdf_UnkWOK/?igsh=cTA5ZHdoaDR4d3lz…read more Múltiple urban air parks are owned by private equity and have not had prioritized safety in the operation-especially of the zip line attractions where children all over the country have fallen to severe disability from 30 feet in the air to concrete floors. Go somewhere else. Google it.

Sadly this may have been a nicer little park in the past, but clearly it needs some TLC. Took our…read morepuppy there Nov 4th and honestly we turned around and left after only a few minutes on the trail. It's become run down and appears that it's not being really cared for as much. Some trash around and on the start of the trail. Beware there were tons of mosquitos on the trail and a stray cat. Who knows how many more. We really have no desire to go back. Those pictures of the "lake" do Not Look anything near like that in person in a negative way sadly and I would probably barely call it a lake.

Losco Regional Park is a really nice park with a really nice walking path that goes around a lake…read more It also has a children's playground, a few soccer fields, a splash type water park, public restrooms, adequate parking and much more. I can't believe that this is my first time here as I am often in the area and seek out parks to walk and get some steps towards my minimum ten thousand steps a day minimum. But now that I have discovered Losco Regional Park, I will say that I will definitely return to this wonderful park. This park was also pretty popular on this particular Thursday morning. There were plenty of people enjoying the park. Losco Regional Park is truly a great park and I definitely recommend a visit here. I will also give Losco Regional Park an overall rating of five stars. Go check Losco Regional Park out for yourself.

I hadn't been here but have noticed it's always busy when open. A employee there who follows my…read moregourd art on Facebook asked if I'd teach classes there and I said..maybe! I spoke to David who is in charge and he was very enthusiastic since they have classes running all the time besides lunches, exercises, bingo (big one), etc. my 1st class was today with only 3 students who made gourd, snowmen...it was fun! I'll see about a few more gourd ornament classes this month. They are very busy with lots of field trips planned too! What a nice resource for seniors in the area!!

Having relocated here, I found the Mandarin Center to be a place where I can socialize with my…read morepeers, make new friends and participate in activities of my likings. I enjoy the comradery! Kudos for the staff...

Took a class and everyone was great! The teacher was excellent and explained step by step…read more Looking forward to my next lesson.

I've tried several dance studios around town and Dance Salsa Jax is easily my favorite. It has,…read moreunequivocally, the best group lessons in town, and they're the cheapest too. They also have three fun social events a month: a dance party, a non-dance activity (e.g. karaoke, indoor rock climbing, or go-karts), and Rueda in the Park (a group dance in Memorial Park). The Director, Ally, has created a warm, friendly atmosphere. I remember once, in my early days at the studio, going out the door after a group lesson when I heard her shout "no one leaves without a hug." I turned around, went back in, and got my hug. Dance Salsa Jax is a nonprofit that rents space at two studios. They teach the most common Latin dances, Salsa (Sunday afternoons in Avondale) and Bachata (Wednesday evenings on Old St. Augustine Rd.). Ally also offers reasonably-priced private lessons. I'm glad I found this place, my home dance studio.

Been there twice with my almost 2yr old son. He loves it there. There are different areas he can…read moreexplore and the projector that shines into the floor is interactive. I also love it because I don't have to really worry about him getting into things he shouldn't. Somebody in a review complained about the owner, but I think she's a sweet lady. I really liked the community feel. I don't mind someone getting onto my kid, reasonably, if he is doing something he shouldn't. I think my favorite room is the quiet room. I love the cricket sounds, the fish lava lamps, for lack of a better word, and the fiber optic things. I mean I could take a nap in there. Everything is clean and tidy. I 100% recommend this place to anybody with little kids.

The owner is very rude, passive aggressive and has zero customer service aside from the call made…read moreto inquire on a birthday session. She uncomfortably monitored like a warden everything that the children were doing. We could barely take pictures because she was always in the way. She even told one of the children playing on the slide to stop going up the opposite way. We felt uncomfortable being there. Amongst other things, basketballs/balls were deflated so that the children could not bounce them for basketball. Save your money and go to surge or rent a bounce house. I wouldn't take my pet back there. Further, She used a racial slurr when confronted about her lack of service. She will NOT be in business for long. I strongly do not recommend this establishment. It's because of clients that she's in business. If google allowed videos I would upload her unprofessionalism.

This place is a nice alternative to an outdoor park. Over all the equipment is well maintained…read morethough it can be a bit crowded. I tend to walk around with my kiddo when they are playing but I know there is a lot of drop in and play with less parent interaction. There are also a day camp and classes/events you can attend there which is nice. The only cons I can find is that there can be some kids who are not into sharing or taking turns. There are others who just have no regard for the fact that little kids are there too. Running or pushing them out from other play-sets. And some who do dangerous climbing on the equipment and get aggressive toward you when you ask them to stop, then follow you when you move to other play areas with your kiddo then monopolize that play area till you move again. But maybe that was just my experience.

An indoor playground for toddlers and kids. Great idea for rainy, too hot, or too cold days. They…read morehave: mini zip-line: pretty cool but the harness doesn't accommodate smaller toddlers who can't hold onto the straps themselves yet. It's more like a sling. Trampoline: decent size miniature rock climb wall: pretty cool chalk/crayon station: all the crayons are broken and they didn't have coloring books, just a single sheet of white paper laying out. Same with the chalk; broken. puzzle station: many missing pieces and a few broken. They had maybe four puzzles. train track station: this station sits right below a glass window that gets a lot of sunshine. Boy did it get hot sitting there playing with the trains. And this was on an October day. Can you imagine how hot it can get in the summer. They need to install a shade there. playhouse kitchen: limited amount of pots, pans, utensils, dishes, and food items. Swings: not your typical swings that you think of at the park. I don't know what they're called but they're like hammock style swings. Climbing obstacles Monkey bars One thing that I noticed they are missing, a SLIDE and a ball pit. Even though I listed a lot of activities, I don't feel like it's toddler friendly. The physical activities required more advance hand and foot coordination. There's a lot of indoor activities for big kids already and I was hoping this was one for my younger toddlers.

melanie wasn't our server but she was very helpful while we were dining! she took our order because…read morewe had been waiting for a while, checked on us periodically, and was so sweet. today's was also her first day and she was the best!

This is my first time here and I must admit I really enjoyed myself. Me and my coworkers went here…read morefor like a team builder activity and it was a great idea. We competed in bowling for two hours and it was a smooth process considering we were a big group. We were able to order our food and drinks and have fun with no issues....big shoutout to the general manager because he was running the entire building pretty much by himself. Also, my food was delicious. The wings were crispy. Seasoned very well. No complaints at all, and I am very picky when it comes to wings. Based on the wings alone, I definitely will be back.