Gravity Park

I have taken the kids here many times and they love it. There are so many things for them to do. Gravity Park is always upgrading their activities so the kids are never bored. Sometimes it is a bit crowded but everyone is very respectful of kids of all ages and they have staff monitoring all the rooms. The staff are always friendly and helpful and it is worth the money!

Pretty great trampoline park. Their obstacle course is a great new addition. I take my little one here in the mornings when the traffic is light.
The reason for 3 stars is some of the staff are less than friendly. Some seem very annoyed by the children and seem to have more interest in talking to eachother than the customers. I get an overall «snooty» vibe from them… like they think they are far above dealing with children /​parents.
Other than that, it’s a fun place for all ages.

My kids love coming here and would stay all day if we let them. The facility is huge with lots of different activities to keep kids of all ages (and adults) entertained. They have expanded recently to include an American Ninja-​like section with ropes, tire swings and monkey bars. They also have a nice set of comfortable leather sofas for parents or those too old or broken to jump around. There is a significant downside in that the parking situation is very bad. I’m not sure if they are building a lot but currently you have to park along the street, often quite a distance away. Go online and fill out the waiver paperwork early.

For adults! My grandson he’s just turned 4 every time his «fun» dad has visitation my grandson has to go to cliffs n McDonald’s n all the usual stuff. He cries when he is forced to go here. Usually comes to me crying n hurt. He hates this place. Adults crash into him.

Recent young woman at front desk seems to have actual disdain for children, families and people. Everything out of her mouth was contrary and irritable.
Other than that fun for kids.

Horrible… kids got hurt more than once during the very overpriced hour. Huge men bouncing right next to little kids. Not planning on going back. .staff was nice but had no control and couldn’t help when injuries occurred.

This is the most fun place ever. They have boards like snowboards and foam pits. Also it’s great for birthday parties or any occasion

I’ve been a total of 3 times. Twice on a Monday morning and once on a Saturday afternoon. To state the obvious, Monday mornings are a lot less crowded and a lot more fun. My wife and I love taking our nephew here as we do not have any children of our own. Weekends are way too crowded and overwhelming here. The employees seem stressed and on edge and it gets to the point where it’s no fun all. Now Monday mornings is where is it at. Seems like we have the place to ourselves! The young lady that seems to be running the show on Mondays is awesome! She is friendly and you can tell she really likes kids! Super clean and well maintained. Keep up the good work.

Awesome! My favorite indoor attraction for kids in Albuquerque!
The have changed the toddler area to an attraction for older kids so if you are going with toddlers now it is best to do this during designated tot hours.

Fun place. Great for kids but seriously… install a window and open it up. Does anyone else smell the horrid stench of sweaty feet?! Also, no socks needed? Isn’t the health department worried about fungal infections? Both times I’ve been here it smells like I’m walking into one big sweaty sock. Other than the stink it is a really good place.

Once I got over my fear of free falling and looking like a complete idiot, I had a blast. Screaming and squealing and laughing like a child. Sweating like a pig. Even figured out a forward flip. .kinda.
Tons of fun for anyone willing to let go a bit, no matter the age

Awesome place we always have such a blast when we go awesome service and everything is very well maintained Thank you.

Our kids had a blast! The foam pit was a hit! The park’s website indicated that there would be a referee in the dodgeball area at all times and this was not true. My 8 year old found himself being held down (by a complete stranger) and hit in the face over and over with a ball. We did bring is to the attention of the staff and they dealt with it quickly and to my sons satisfaction. Would I go here again? Heck yeah! Next time, though, mom and dad are jumping too!

SO MUCH FUN! I went for my friends, kids birthday. They have a party room and you can order pizza too. $ 10 bucks to bounce around and act like a kid again. I think so! :o) Everyone from the kids to adults (me) loved it. I would go back.

Gravity Park is a great place for kids… yes kids & the adults who think they’re still kids & adults… ok, bottom line here is since i do feel im still a kid i had to jump around on the in-​ground trampolines with my daughter who is 7. Only problem is, i got a weak stomach & yeeeea you can catch some air & major hang-​time! Like wow, I’d no idea how sick Id get?!
That aside, the real reason for this review is how cool the staff was about it, they dont give refunds, but did offer a pass so my kid could jump another time. with me on the comfy sofas they’ve got scattered around for other… weak tummies!

I wanted to like this place more than ANYTHING. I was so excited to hear about it, and even more excited when a double date was planned here by my boyfriend. I was jazzed up all day thinking about attending «club jump», which is for ages 15 and over. I had my game face on and was prepared to take on the trampolines like an amazonian in a rain forest. However, my experience was shattered and my hopes and dreams disappeared while my dignity fell out my butt.
The first issue was walking into the place and being surrounded by a bus load of little kids around and under the age of 10 and preteens. It wasn’t a deal breaker for me, but it kind of ruined the idea of a more adult night. My biggest issue with jumping on trampolines with younger, smaller, frailer, little people is that I am not a small person. I am a rather tall rather clumsy girl, and having to avoid colliding with these smaller humans scares me. Normally I love little humans, but I don’t want to smother them by my ginormous bounding size. I thought, «well maybe it’s a little too early and these little ones will clear out and then I won’t have to be so careful.» Nope, that didn’t happen. So, I was stuck with my group of people on the side room not even being allowed to go dance jump around in the dark because of all the said small humans. Then, the preteens decided to start taking pictures of themselves, pulling up their shirts, doing weird positions, and doing things your memory has blacked out due to pure embarrassment. Now, I don’t care if preteens want to take silly photos, but they were sitting in the middle of the already small side room SITTING there making it impossible to jump around like a crazy person. This also created crazy lines, because they let way too many people on at once. No foam pit for me.
The second issue was the staff. Man, I tired to like them, because they were in charge of all these small humans. However, the majority of them were bossy and obviously annoyed by their job. I understand that they are there to keep you safe, but that place is utter chaos. A bazillion bodies flying through the air without aim or reason, colliding into each other, and then repeating this insane movement, and the staff stands there with that sassy look your boss gives you when they’re being sassy. Stop being sassy and post some signs, please.
My third issue is the safety issue. You sign a waver before you’re even let into the park basically saying you wont sue when you inevitably take a rather painful spill. The trampolines aren’t those awesome 12′ ones you had when you were a child, but the small little exercise ones built for one person. In between these «connected» trampolines is padding. Awfully thin padding, which you will find out when you take a plunge for your death. Now, this is where safety concerns me, because think of all those nasty feet jumping around on a trampoline. You don’t know where those feet have been, so of course you wear socks. However, socks are slippery on a trampoline and trying to bounce between the numerous trampolines to get your kangaroo on it’s kind of scary. I inevitably found out that kangaroo hopping isn’t the best thing to do at this place, because this is when my dignity fell right out of my butt. As I was hopping along like said kangaroo I slipped, my foot slipped, and my toe got lodged underneath the padding of the small trampoline and I face planted. It was like a rubber band being released, except, that rubber band was me and my friends arm was the «padded» lining. I know for a fact my nose did not feel any padding just the hard bar as it collided with my face. As three men picked me back up to my feet to save all the dignity that didn’t fall out my butt I stood there chuckling, shocked, and hurt. Not one of the sassy staff members checked to see if my face was okay. It’s probably not their fault as legally I’m not allowed to do anything when I fling my head at the ground, because I signed a waver.
I really REALLY REALLLLYYY wanted to love this place, but I can’t. It’s too busy, dangerous, and too many small bodies running to make this fun instead of a constant worry fest. If they had an «adult night» where only adults (18+) could go I would be there. I would be body slamming and crushing all of the other adults with my size, but until that happens I can’t say I will be back.

Guys (and girls), one word:
Dodgeball.
That got you psyched, didn’t it? I don’t have to say much more, do I? Dodgeball, y’all. Who’s game?
So, just recently, me and a bunch of friends did Guys Night Out the way it should be done: we bum rushed Gravity Park for a full hour of grownup dodgeball insanity. Gravity Park has an arena specifically designed for the sport, and they actually staff a referee who explains the very rudimentary rules of the game before the onslaught begins. It wasn’t private, so our band of old dudes was often matched with little kids who seriously wanted to break our faces with the soft spongy balls.
True story: one of us broke a hand during the first game. He’s having surgery on it, soon. This is why they make you sign a waiver.
My favorite quote: a kid walked up to me while I was catching my breath on the sidelines and said «I’m only nine and I totally took you out!»
I’ll admit to this, too: I seriously smashed the faces of a few teenage girls. And I liked it.
This Park is a total blast. There’s a huge area for pre-​teen and teenage kids to athletically bounce and flirt with one another, and some of these kids are flippin’ amazing, so don’t try and compete, you’ll just look like some skeazy old dude. Another area is devoted to the high-​flying, where you can get some serious air and flip like an idiot in the sky, never stressing the landing. There was also a kids area, I didn’t spend any time there, but it looked like a good option for the younger set.
The place gets packed on weekends, so reserve your spot ahead of time. I thought the pricing was seriously fair, somewhere in the $ 10 area for an hour, and the facility is well maintained. You’ll need to check your shoes and belongings in a cubby or pay for a locker before you bounce.
We finished our GNO with some sports recovery drinks at Bosque Brewery. Best night I’ve had in a long, long time. And a seriously great workout for the ol’ ticker.

A good time to be had… for kids and adults alike! This was my first time going to a trampoline park. The staff was friendly. My husband and I signed up for 1 hour and had a good time. It’s a great workout and all of the other jumpers were courteous. I’d like to go back sometime. I’ll have to try out Xtreme Hang Time Trampoline and compare.

I had a blast! went with my wife and really good friends of ours and theyre 2 kids,.
the kids had sooo much fun a (2 yr old and a 7 yr old) so it was good to see them smile and be happy,(spring break not a good time lol too many kids) i almost plowed some kids that just ran thru my path! but i stopped before impact. well we jumped around the area, one thing i noticed was kids not wearing socks when jumping onto the foam pit, foam soaks up sweat and germs, who knows what else is on those… so i only jumped into that once. i took some socks with rubber grip at the bottom, i suggest for anyone who reads this to take some of those socks with you. um also played dodge ball it was way fun! like others said, be careful and watch out for little things like that.

Just did their first ever fitness class this morning (gravity fit). What a workout! It was also my first visit to gravity park. The class was full I believe but still a Lot of room and personal space. it was $ 12 which to me was well worth it. It was a good mix of girls/​guys/​mainly adults 20’s-50s were there it seemed.
The instructors were really good at having fun while making us work hard! My abs and quads… Even arms are sore. Very intense cardio workout for the jumping and we did a nice variety of things to workout all areas of our body.
They have a 29 $ pass for a month of classes but right now only have classes tues night 9−10pm and Thursday morning 7−8… Maybe this Saturday class was just a demo? Wish it was every Saturday. Great way to start my day!
My least favorite thing was the foam pit. I like couldn’t get myself out of it. It felt like a nightmare where you are stuck in quicksand haha. I guess that was pretty unfortunate about the other reviewer’s discovery in the pit. It is prob full of germs so yeah i prob won’t go in that again.
Apart from the class they hav bday parties there and a cute kid area. I guess they do like a «cosmic jump» thing Fridays and Saturday’s with flashing lights. moron gets pretty crowded w teenagers I’d assume. Also just jumping on your own I’m sure would be a great workout too even if not taking a class
Words of advice… Bring water. Don’t wear socks because it is super slippery. wear a sports bra… Don’t eat before jumping… pull your hair back… leave valuables at home… don’t wear jewelry… etc. l
Had a blast!