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| - This place really fell far below my expectations. The building is huge, but they have very few bouncy houses. My 4 year old daughter was not nearly as excited walking in as she is by bounceu or pump it up.
We proceeded to pay and were told that parents had to wear socks as well. Well it's funny that wasn't stated on the website which I had read thoroughly before visiting. After now reading other reviews I see that nearly all parents had to pay the outrageous price of 3.00 a pair for socks. I have taken my child to every child friendly indoor museum, playground, jump zone and never had this issue.
I looked at the two men behind the counter like they were crazy because obviously a 5 month pregnant lady isn't going to jump on the bouncy houses. Then they inform me the whole place is shoe free. (Which by the looks of the place isn't for sanitary reasons but rather to save their newly installed carpet). You would think this "rule" would be posted on the front door, the website, the front counter, but no it's just a very ghetto for them to make money.
Which by the way the whole place felt very shady and unprofessional.
I'm really glad I told them they were crazy if they thought I was paying 6 dollars for socks when I could go down the street to bounceu or pumpitup. We ended up leaving and taking my daughter to pump it and good thing we did because if they had told me I couldn't bring in a friggin bottled water for my daughter I really would have lost it.
We don't eat fast food and they only offer pizza, nuggets, etc. I wouldn't have been able to bring in any healthy snacks nor purchase anything. So no not child or
Family friendly like every other place in the valley.
All in all, there are better facilities nearby with much friendlier staff and no crazy rules. This bouncy world just wants to make money in every way they could fathom. Keep your crap food, horrible customer service, and overpriced socks. We will take our business elsewhere where the customer comes first.
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