| Mon | 10:00 am - 08:00 pm |
| Tue | 10:00 am - 08:00 pm |
| Wed | 10:00 am - 08:00 pm |
| Thu | 10:00 am - 08:00 pm |
| Fri | 10:00 am - 08:00 pm |
| Sat | 10:00 am - 08:00 pm |
As of 12/8/2017 1800 its closed
As of 12/8/2017 1800 its closed
First time here today, and overall it was a good experience. Similar to Jump In Jax, there is no outside food/drink, but they offer pricey snacks inside to buy. They also offer a soda fountain, but there is a water fountain. I'd recommend coming right after breakfast or lunch. Once you leave, your admission is invalid- unlike J in Jax, you can't come back in without paying. There are way more bouncy houses then J in J, but no play structure like they have. Also, if you have a smaller child, you can only assist them in three of the bouncy houses, all of which are the smallest ones that they basically won't be needing help with. I would like to see that changed to something similar to Jump in Jax, where parents are allowed to assist smaller ones on all the houses, but not allowed to actually jump in the houses. This one is closer to the base, larger, and offers more, so we'll definatley be back, but I look forward to them getting their policies together to better suit parents and kids. The only other downside is that due to the size, you can't sit in one central area and watch your child, you basically have to follow them around and leave your stuff at a table that you can't see- which is necessary because blowers are left out and you want to make sure kids are taking turns. Facility is very clean however.
First time here today, and overall it was a good experience. Similar to Jump In Jax, there is no outside food/drink, but they offer pricey snacks inside to buy. They also offer a soda fountain, but there is a water fountain. I'd recommend coming right after breakfast or lunch. Once you leave, your admission is invalid- unlike J in Jax, you can't come back in without paying. There are way more bouncy houses then J in J, but no play structure like they have. Also, if you have a smaller child, you can only assist them in three of the bouncy houses, all of which are the smallest ones that they basically won't be needing help with. I would like to see that changed to something similar to Jump in Jax, where parents are allowed to assist smaller ones on all the houses, but not allowed to actually jump in the houses. This one is closer to the base, larger, and offers more, so we'll definatley be back, but I look forward to them getting their policies together to better suit parents and kids. The only other downside is that due to the size, you can't sit in one central area and watch your child, you basically have to follow them around and leave your stuff at a table that you can't see- which is necessary because blowers are left out and you want to make sure kids are taking turns. Facility is very clean however.
First time here today, and overall it was a good experience. Similar to Jump In Jax, there is no outside food/drink, but they offer pricey snacks inside to buy. They also offer a soda fountain, but there is a water fountain. I'd recommend coming right after breakfast or lunch. Once you leave, your admission is invalid- unlike J in Jax, you can't come back in without paying. There are way more bouncy houses then J in J, but no play structure like they have. Also, if you have a smaller child, you can only assist them in three of the bouncy houses, all of which are the smallest ones that they basically won't be needing help with. I would like to see that changed to something similar to Jump in Jax, where parents are allowed to assist smaller ones on all the houses, but not allowed to actually jump in the houses. This one is closer to the base, larger, and offers more, so we'll definatley be back, but I look forward to them getting their policies together to better suit parents and kids. The only other downside is that due to the size, you can't sit in one central area and watch your child, you basically have to follow them around and leave your stuff at a table that you can't see- which is necessary because blowers are left out and you want to make sure kids are taking turns. Facility is very clean however.
This place currently has three bouncy houses specifically for small children, six for larger kids and several arcade games. They charge $9 for kids 4-12yrs, $5.50 for kids 2-3yrs and kids under 2 years old are $3.50 if they are alone or free if you paid for an older child. There is not much seating for parents and line of sight isn't very good from the seats, but the doors are easy to see. The facility is very clean and the male, female and family bathrooms that are all well kept.
This place currently has three bouncy houses specifically for small children, six for larger kids and several arcade games. They charge $9 for kids 4-12yrs, $5.50 for kids 2-3yrs and kids under 2 years old are $3.50 if they are alone or free if you paid for an older child. There is not much seating for parents and line of sight isn't very good from the seats, but the doors are easy to see. The facility is very clean and the male, female and family bathrooms that are all well kept.
This place currently has three bouncy houses specifically for small children, six for larger kids and several arcade games. They charge $9 for kids 4-12yrs, $5.50 for kids 2-3yrs and kids under 2 years old are $3.50 if they are alone or free if you paid for an older child. There is not much seating for parents and line of sight isn't very good from the seats, but the doors are easy to see. The facility is very clean and the male, female and family bathrooms that are all well kept.
