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dateCreated	2012-06-10 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Jump Street
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rev:rating	4 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	Brought DD and her friend here on Thursday. They were doing a 2 hours for $10 special for the older children and children under 7 were $8 for an all day pass. For those 8 and older, there were wall to wall trampolines included in admission. For an additional $3, you could add on bull riding (not quite the same as what you'd find at a bar, but close) and the foam pit. There were two bounce house/slide contraptions for the under 7 set, plus a mini version of the wall to wall trampolines for the wee ones. You could add on the foam pit for an additional $2. DD loved the bounce houses, particularly the one with the obstacle course. It had two entrances and a pretty steep slide. I went on it myself. Whoa! It was pretty fast. The height requirement is 42" but there were no attendants nearby to monitor. I saw women bringing 8 month old babies up and letting them loose down the slide (to tears). There are plenty of hand sanitizing stations around, which was helpful. But the place appeared very clean and there was no strange smell like at some of these indoor amusement places. The one thing I did not like was that lockers were $1 and you had to go get change to use them. Then you didn't have access to your stuff if you wanted to buy... say... some water to rehydrate after jumping nonstop for an hour. Also, the keys did not have safety pins on them, so you had to figure out a way to keep your key safe. My advice? Wear something with pockets! The one bummer is that if you have one older kid and one younger kid, the parent has to stay with the younger kid. That bummed out the older kid (aged 9) we brought with us. She wanted some attention. So I had to accomplish the difficult feat of getting DD off HER trampoline to go watch the neighbor on HER trampoline. Eventually the 9 year old just joined us (after getting the okay from staff) on the "little kid stuff." This place was VERY busy at 11 a.m. when we arrived and got busier throughout the time we were there. If you want to try this out, you might want to go in the evenings to have some more elbow room.
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rev:reviewer	Laura

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