jumpstreet

This is a lot of fun for kids to go to and wear themselves out a little bit! The location and interior are great for what they are. The only word of caution I have is to either get there early or bring a folding chair, because seats fill quick and when you have bought a 2 hour pass, you don't want to be standing the whole time. I would also recommend brining a book, as my iPhone died while playing games and I hadn't thought to bring someone non-electronic the first time. They do have a little snack section there as well, nothing great but some drinks and basics.

This is good fun and gets the kids off the Playstation and active and they go for hours. It's not cheap but it it good fun for smaller kids and older ones too. My 14 year old loves dodgeball full time. Wish it was bigger because sometimes the little kids are mixed with the big kids in areas and that can be dangerous and annoying if the are trying to do stuff too. Bottom line is that it's good clean healthy fun. You can't go wrong.

it was totally worth the pay!!! wish they had more stuff for the lil kids to do, but totally loved it!!! WISH u guys had one in Missouri!!!

We went here over spring break with a 15 year old, a 16 year old, and a 6 and 7 year old and they all had a great time. There's a mechanical bull (you have to be 8 to ride), all day dodge ball tournaments on the trampolines, slides, and a maze. Kept all of them pretty busy and we stayed for 2 hours. It does get expensive though, price is higher for those over 8 and they charge per hour. Plus it's $3 more per child for the "fun pass" to use all of the slides and maze. For the 15 and 6 year old for 2 hours with a fun pass it was $44... We ate lunch at the mall in the same parking lot so can't comment on food. And seating for parents was a little sparse but then again it was spring break week so it's probably not like that all the time. All in all a good time for the kids, but I'd wait for a groupon to do it again.

This place is like an indoor trampoline for kids 8 years and up. There is one huge space to jump, the walls and floors are rubber and there is another huge space made of rubber that is a dodge ball court. Then, there is a hill the kids can walk up pulling an interactive & at the top, slide down on the innertube. Also, a foam pit they can swing out on over holding on to a rope. You pay by the hour for the kids to jump, check the website for days they have specials. Also, you must sign a waiver for your kid when you go. The waiver stays on file for a year so you'll just have to do it once. If you're taking someone else's kid's, you can go online & print off a waiver for the parent to sign or of the kid has been there within the year, just give the cashier the kid's name & they cam look up his waiver. The place does have 2-3 inflatables for little kids to jump on and a maze for the little kids to go through so if you have kids that are 8+ years & kids below 8 years of age, you can take all the kods. You pay a flat fee for the little ones which means you can jump all day bit the only downside about that is, you can't leave, get lunch, and then come back. At other inflatable places for kids, you have that option. Here, you don't. Also, the rules say you can't bring in outside food and drink (like you can at other inflatable/jump houses) so you're forced to purchase their overpriced snacks & drinks. Bottom line.....call or look online for specials and only bring little kids here to jump if you're already bringing older kids to jump too.......there are better inflatable places for the 7 & under crowd to jump. This place is really geared toward the 8 yo & up.

We took four kids there and everyone had a good time. Seemed to have less for smaller kids and much more for teens. Some pretty talented teens flipping around and I suspect could be a little daunting for those of a lesser skill level. Our group was much younger and had a lot of fun. At one point two kids were stuck at the top of one of the castles and none of the staff seemed to care. I had to retrieve them myself. Should perhaps have at least someone working there a bit more on the mature side.

My kids have been there several times for 2 hours' jump and fun. They are very excited and tired after 2 hours. There are some couches and tables for parents to wait and free wifi is serviced. You can sit and wait for your kids or go to Lakeline mall for shopping next to the playground.

The good news is that this place is a blast.... The bad news is that you've got to tag along with kids under a certain age. Which, for me, meant that my 7 year old nephew spent an hour jumping without breaks, leaving me gasping for air and discovering muscles that I never knew existed!It is SUBSTANTIALLY more expensive than traditional jump places. Also, the staff was less than enthusiastic to be there. They seemed to have a great time yelling at parents trying to rescue their kids from killing themselves, yet the employees did nothing to help. Definitely need to clean up shop.

We go to the one on Arapahoe and Yosemite in Centennial. Lots of fun. There is one worker there named Michael who always has a fun personality. Great with the kids. Wonderful dancer as he likes to enjoy the music.

I liked the venue, they had a few different areas my kids were able to play in. It would have been great if not for the very rude teenagers that are employed there. They are not kid friendly and lack decent customer service. This was my families first and last visit to jump street Cedar park, TX.

it has a lot of really great areas for younger kids, and then stuff for the big ones, great hang out for the tweens, and good for the kids too.

Good birthday place, lots of stuff for kids of all ages. Party area was good with hands on staff. We would go back and play again. Great for a group.

It is a nice place for kids... they can easily spend 2-3 hours jumping and playing dodge ball. Need to have more supervision to don't allow small kids play at the same time with big kids, but overall is a nice place to spend your Friday evening.

This was the third time we have been here and we always use the groupon deal. Two hours is long enough. The place is really for for kids that like to flip. There is enough room for lots of kids. We have been when there was hardly anyone there and we have been on a busy Saturday. It was a great time everytime!

We went to JumpStreet for the first time this morning. We had bought a Living Social deal on it, which included a two-hour all access pass. There was almost no one there, because most schools in the area hadn't gotten out yet. Everything was very clean -- feet weren't black even after two hours of running and jumping. I can imagine that it might not be a very pleasant place to go when it is mobbed with kids, but when it was almost empty, it was really fun. There are long trampoline lanes, as well as many other things. We particularly enjoyed the bull riding game, and the tubing slide. The people who worked there all appeared rather bored, but that is pretty normal for places like this. Overall, I would say it was a very fun way to spend the morning!