My parents live in Las Cruces. This place has been opened for some time now. My 4 year old loves this place. What isn’t there to love if you are a kid. It a building full of jump houses. So, every time we are in Las Cruces we pretty much have to come to this place. The place is pretty clean and it’s in an open space. They have some comfortable seating for the adults. They even let you bring some food and drink that you can eat on some picnic tables they have. If you are hanging out at the mall in Las Cruces then you have to check this place out. The people behind the counter are always friendly. Cheers!
Sarah R.
Place rating: 4 Downtown, Albuquerque, NM
This is one of those occasional outings. The price is a bit steep to make it a regular thing. It would be great for playdates, birthday parties and getting out of the Cruces heat. There are about a dozen jumping balloon. Some of them are obstacle courses, others are slides and even some for the little kids. I also noticed foam puzzle blocks and pool tables. The variety makes this a great place for different aged kids or bigger groups. My daughters played happily for hours and my oldest keeps asking when we’ll go back. There is limited seating available if you want to just sit and relax, but with little ones it made more since to supervise at each activity. Aside from the teenager working the register, I didn’t see any other employees. so, supervision was really up to the parents. I asked about and posted a picture of party rates. I thought the rates were reasonable and the space adequate for a good sized party.
Jen M.
Place rating: 4 Vancouver, WA
So this place is pretty cool. A little spendy, but kinda worth it in the end. It’s great to be able to let your kids just run around and get rid of the crazy amounts of energy they have(and I live in Deming, so it’s even better that it wears them out for the hour drive home!). The positives: Lots of awesome balloon toys that both my kiddos love to play on. A smaller one reserved just for the little kiddos. We can have drinks in there, so I can sit and relax and have a soda while the kids play. Space for parties. Lots of space for kids to run and play. Overall — a great concept, a great location, and I’m glad to have access to it. The negatives: I’m a germaphobe in places like this, and yes — me & my friends have brought home various ickies(including a cold or two — and possibly pink eye). So even if you don’t really think it necessary — use hand sanitizer like you’re OCD about it — you’ll thank your lucky stars later if you escape germ free. I know it’s bound to happen — but with a little caution, you can avoid bringing home sick kids. Another thing that I hate are the much older kids climbing on the toys wrong, and hurting the younger ones(or even the older ones who are just playing correctly). I’ve seen more than one instance of an older child(always been older boys in my experience) climbing on top of a tube, over the outer edges — basically where you’re NOT supposed to be. And falling on other kids. Or — with the case of the tunnle/tube — smashing any child that is inside it. There aren’t workers patrolling the area making sure kids are playing safely, so it’s really up to you to make sure your kids are safe(or — if you’re the one with the older boogers — making sure your kids are playing correctly!). All in all, I still enjoy the place despite my negative comments — thus the 4 stars. So long as I live in the area, I plan to keep visiting!
