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    What in the what???? A five story slide down the side of a parking garage stopped me in my tracks…read morewhile scrolling Yelp on a recent vacation to Boise. I had no idea what JUMP was all about, but I had to find out after seeing all these great pictures. Luckily our walk on day one took us right past the place and my curiosity was peaked, so we stopped to explore. The campus is massive, housing a restaurant, office buildings, an amphitheatre, creative outdoor seating venes, a huge climbing structure and of course, the slides! We showed up when things were closed, but the climbing structure is always open for play time and my kids were too happy to oblige. We noticed signs for the free summer concert series which happened to start that Friday, so we made plans to return, and what a scene that was! The whole community was out, hanging all over the place, and vibing with the great band. Inside there was a small cafe and bar serving up tasty shareable bites, and the line was constant. I jumped in to grab some wine and a canned cocktail, both local and at reasonable prices! Within JUMP there's a lot to offer. If I lived here, this would be my jam for meetings and team building, or just some creative fun. It felt like the place had endless potential! Oh yeah! The slides! YOU WANT TO GO ON THIS SLIDE! It's crazy to think you're sliding from the top of a parking garage, but damn is it fun! The slide is fully enclosed and the tunnel is lit up. You really have no idea where you are and it's hard to believe how fast you descend. I did it once and wanted to race back up. There is a height minimum so make sure to check that out before you head up. The slides are open during the concerts and on their own schedule so just check it out!

    I was recently in Boise for a conference which was held at JUMP. This was one of best conferences…read moreI've ever been to and most of that what due to this amazing venue. First of all, the venue is spacious and works perfectly for a large event. The venue provided breakfast, lunch, and appetizers, and drinks everyday of the conference and the food was amazing. It was the best food I've ever had at conference. They had homemade potato chips and bread. Wonderful desserts and pastries. The first day we had salmon bowls with rice and veggies they were delicious! Everything is top notch and I hope they decide to hold next year's conference here.

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