We had a Living Social
for this place and decided to go on my 2 year olds birthday! I had heard some
great reviews about how fun it is for kids. BUT it is expensive (in my
opinion!) if you have more than one child you are taking. It can range anywhere
from $11-$17 depending on ages, days, times and where you want to play. They
also have a Hoppy Hour M-F from 10am-12:30 pm. Kids under 3 are $5 and kids 3-8 can jump and play for $8 and one adult can get in free to supervise. We
went on a Monday morning right at 10 am and there were about 5 families ahead
of us and it did get busier. But, we still had a GREAT time!!
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Four levels of climbing, sliding, swinging and
spinning
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Super Cyclone – Four levels high, this spiral
slide takes you from the top of the structure all the way to the bottom
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Mystifying Maze – Find your way into and out of
the maze!
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Obstacle Course – Challenge your friends to
climbing and jumping fun
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The Speeder – Race your friends down this super
fast slide
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Globe Spinner – Take a whirl on the spinner. Big
enough for you and several friends at the same time.
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Kiddie Kastle – Scaled for younger kids to
slide, climb and play in their own area.
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Bitty Ball Pit – Lets the little ones slide into
a safe and fun landing area full of colorful balls
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12-Gun Salute – Take aim and fire off a round of
soft foam balls from one of the mounted air powered shooters
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Palm Tree in Paradise – Is it a swing or is it a
spinner? Sit on one of the eight soft balls and be prepared to find out!
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Tubes, tunnels, bridges and more
My kids loved almost
all of it!! The ball pit is for 3 and under and was probably their favorite
place. They liked to swing on the Palm Tree but it was a bit hard for the 2
year old to hold onto that’s for sure! They enjoyed climbing up the four level
structure but my 3 year old daughter got a bit panicky when she couldn't see
me, she got over it by the end of the hour that we were there though and was
having a lot of fun! There is a lot of big and small fun to be had in this play
structure.
Tips:
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If it is your first time going I would
definitely fill out their waver online.
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Be prepared for a line (and in our case, a lack
of employees checking people in)
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They do not let you bring outside food in but do
have a Jump Café that has snacks, salads, sandwiches, pizza, pretzels, soup,
smoothies, frozen yogurt, soda, juice, bottled water, etc
