That Bouncy Place

Dragon Knight

There are pros and cons to coming here. Pros: it's cheap. We like the open bounce times. For younger kids, the bounce set ups are perfect. Cons: definitely more suitable for a younger crowd. A couple of the bounces are not up and running. One of them is really busted up, low on air, I stepped down and twisted my ankle. The slide has no steps so you can't even go on half of it. We decided to just stay on one side. All in all I am disappointed because this place used to be so amazing! But can't be too upset when it's 8$ to jump for an hour.

Rebecca Miers

We went for open bounce and were pleased. It was a bit crowded around 11 to 12, but it was quiet after that. Its a great rainy day activity to burn off energy in a good way! Parking is easy and handicapped accessible. Would recommend!

Eric Kuessner

My son had fun bouncing about in all the different options. Plus, the price for open jump is pretty fair However, I noticed that almost every inflatable was in need of some repairs. As well as the random " fancy" chair that are near the inflatable s are stained and should just be replaced. In addition, they have many signs about that should be laminated and used sparingly. Also, there was no staff on the floor monitoring the facility. Also, it would be nice to have some music on to set the mood, maybe some kids bop.

Jen Dix

For just under $8 your kids can bounce for up to 4 hours (on weekdays). Both my 5 and 8 year olds love it here. The variety of bouncy houses and slides, and the separate"tadpole" area for the under 3 crowd are perfect.