trampoline nation

Perhaps this is not our cup of tea... We went for my son's 11th birthday, just met a few friends there, didn't book a party. The line took 45 mins just to get in, we came armed with pre-filled out paperwork, guess that doesn't matter. Then paid $35 for 3 kids to stand in line for room on the trampolines. The only reason I gave 3 stars is I'd imagine its more fun when the Christmas break rush/crowds aren't there. We homeschool, so we will go check it out again when everyone else is in school to give it another shot.

Took my nieces my jump here. We all had a blast. There is a jump location for kids 70 pounds and under. It was perfect because I could still watch her while I was jumping in the area for over 70 pounds. There was a trick only location, a half pipe, dodge ball and basketball. The kids loved it! We all had a bast. The 12 and 10 year old both want there birthday's here.

Trampolines were fun. Staff was a bit obnoxious and they could clean the place up a bit Feels a little scroungy.

I didn't feel my kids were nagged by the teenage "jump guards" - they just had a couple of rules (like one at a time, etc). I thought it was really safe and good separation between the ages (i.e. no small kids with large ones). The guards nicely separated the ages for the dodge ball too which I appreciate having 7 and 9 years olds they weren't into the real dodge ball rules, so they played at just throwing the balls at each other. We went twice over this weekend, the Fri night was super quiet but the Saturday was SO BUSY we came to the door and left three times. Ended up going back Saturday night but close to the teen time. I would say don't pay for more than an hour, but definitely a great place to go. Very big upstairs parent seating area I enjoyed. But nowhere to buy food (maybe vendies, no hot food) FYI. It would be cool for a bday party!!

First off, my kids for the most part had a pretty good time bouncing. It's not that this place was a complete waste of time, but almost. After an almost 1 hour drive from Olympia, we arrived to find out that I could only fill out a waiver form for my own child, but not my niece and nephews. They had to phone their dad (who was at work) and have him download the two page (both sides) waiver form for all three kids, fill them out, and fax them back to the place. They gave my form back to me three times because I kept missing spots to sign and initial, if that gives you an idea of how absolutely un-user friendly this form was. After 45 minutes of waiting, the faxes finally came through, only to find out he missed ONE signature, so of course he has to fix it and re-fax it, and by then I am talking to the manager. Also, this place has a TON of rules, so don't take older kids, or they will be completely bored. We will not be going back.

I took my two little boys here (5) (10). The little one had a blast, the bigger one was a bit bashful at first. First off there are a TON of rules. So if you are used to jumping freely in your own backyard you probably won't have much fun. Don't jump to high being one of them??? We got tired of being nagged at by the bored teenage workers. The price is expensive considering they expect you to stay in one area and not jump too high. Was fun for an hour, but I doubt we will ever go back.