123 Jump

This softplay is great for a weekday but on a Saturday it can get extremely busy.
They have separate sections for younger & older children. The older children’s section is huge, it has a big bouncy castle, mini football pitch & the soft play. The toddler/​baby section is filled with loads if different toys, a ball pit and age appropriate soft play.
They also have a café offering hot & cold meals.
This isn’t my first choice of soft play as it can get very busy and it’s pricier than others. It is great though & loads to do for both young & old children.

Excellent facilities for my kids. But the prices are ridiculous so on that basis I don’t go very often. Also need a bigger car park!

Jump is great for the kids but it would have to be a treat as it is SO EXPENSIVE!!! I resent having to pay as well and have even had to pay when 7 months pregnant and using crutches. They explained that parents are actively encouraged to play with the kids. I replied that it would be impossible but they didn’t back down.
The food is rather mediocre but they are fab at kids parties.

This place is great fun for kids. It is one of the biggest play centres i have been to and caters for kids of all ages. large soft play area in the middle for babies /​toddlers and then multi stories of climbing and sliding fun for the older kids! café area for the adults to sit and chat whilst keeping an eye on the kids. Nice food and reasonable prices for kids and adults. The only down side to this place is the price. Over £5.00 for the kids which i think would be fine if it werent for the fact that they then charge an extra £1.60 per adult! most places do not charge adults or only charge 50p etc.

123 Jumps is a great soft play centre. It suits most ages and there’s plenty of activities for your child to do. When I went there last my daughters loved playing in the plastic wendy houses. I find the toddler section especially good as it has a sort of fence round so your child can’t just run off it has a ball pool and various other activites for them to play with there. We often get food from the café and just sit by this area and watch them play. If you are feeling fit then you can run round the big obstacle course which includes climbing frames, bouncy castles and slides. Our girls are only three so we run round with them and are knakered by the time we get home. A great day out that your child will love.

We have been taking our son here ever since he was about six months old in the soft play and he has now graduated into throwing himself down the slides and climbing round the bits suitable for the bigger children, although he still likes to go in the under fives aas well.
We think this is a fantastic place, and although not that cheap to get in there is no limit on the time you can spend there once you have paid.
You can leave shoes and things in a box when you go in and pay or take them off in the actual area with you. The kids security is good with a wristband for them and then a receipt that you get given that means you and only you can remove your child from the building.
The café is handy if you want some thing to eat or drink, although we don’t tend to really use it.
Besides the under 5’s area there are a couple of other larger play areas for climbing, running, sliding etc and as a parent of a younger child I love that I can go through with him to help give him confidence (and ok, I still haven’t grown out of it myself!).
A fantastic place for a day out, I haven’t yet seen an unhappy child in there apart from when they are told its hometime!

Amazing!!!
Fantastic for kids and a great place for a coffee and a chat with other parents

Visited here today with my friend and her 2 year old son. After driving around in circles we found it at the back of Patchway industrial estate just past Citylink. It could really benefit from a few signposts.
Luckily for us we had some half price vouchers as the place is would be quite expensive for a large family. On entry children are assigned a wristband and with a bar coded receipt given to the parent so that a child can’t leave or be taken by another parent as they are both connected. This is a pretty good idea as other venues just give you the wristband and you sign in.
The venue is huge with lots of different activities for a range of ages. Wasn’t happy seeing the snacks and drinks machines as I think the well stocked café would have been ample.
It was surprisingly packed but we were quite concerned that on a coldish day, the air con was at its highest so we were sat shivering and averse to taking our shoes off. Even running around after the little one for 3 hours didn’t help much.
Just before lunch Jumping Beans (not exactly sure what the suit portrayed, bear or dog) held a free dance session in the football area for all of the under 4’s. This was really cool and a wonderful idea.
The café menu was reasonably priced but for fussy eaters the option to bring food in would be beneficial.
A good day out, would score higher if we hadn’t been chilled by over zealous air con.

I have been here a few times.
It is a large indoor soft play area. with a café.
It has a separate area for under 5s and the age limit (not height limit) in the older children’s area is 12 years of age. Which I personally think is really good as most places that I know of have height restrictions which I feel is totally unfair to the children who are a little bigger than ”average” as they like to call it. It also has a indoor smallish football pitch.
You can have children’s party’s there too. my son had one of his there and it was really good and the service was good also. there are a number of themes to which party you would like and they have rooms decorated according to which one you would like.
The downside I feel to the venue is that there is not a lot of choice in the café for hot meals wise and being a single parent on a budget it is quite expensive to go there.
Under 1 years, £1
1 to 3 years, $ 5.50
4 years plus, £6.50
adults, £1.75
Overall though i feel this is a very good venue.

This is an enormous soft play warehouse, with excellent facilities from toddlers up to kids of around 10 or so. It’s huge! I like it because I can get there at 10 in the morning and then read the papers all day over a coffee or five — only to see the kids when they get hungry or thirsty. But it is expensive, and you have to ask for jugs of tap water — otherwise you would spend a fortune buying bottled water or juice from the café. It is annoying that they won’t let you bring your own food or drink, and won’t let you leave to have lunch elsewhere, so you are held to ransom a bit. But the food isn’t bad at all. Not for nervous parents who like to keep an eye on their kids at all times! But perfect for the more relaxed slob! It’s generally well kept and clean too. Watch out for the difficulty in getting there — it’s very badly signed and you drive into this strange industrial park, SURE that you must have taken a wrong turn. Keep faith and keep driving, and just before the end of the earth you will see Jump on your right.