House of Boom

My «experienced better» rating comes from that I have actually experienced better at Skyzone indoor trampoline park. We were given a gift card to use as a reward for selling Popcorn for Boy Scouts. We tried using it the first time back in December on my son’s birthday, I did not realize that it might be sold out, that when we got there we were turned away. We went to Skyzone. thanks.
This weekend. We tried again. I called at 2:15 to see if there was availability for the day, since we had been turned away once before. We were told over the phone, no chance of being sold out and we could come anytime. When we got there at 3:15, it was certainly sold out. We bought tickets for the next available time, 4:00. Has anyone ever tried to make a 7 year old be patient? SO MUCH FUN. not. We left to go get coffee and snacks and came back.
When our time slot arrived, We went to purchase a locker for our belongings. $ 2.00; I had apparently dropped a quarter somewhere and only had $ 1.75; had to go back to my car and get another quarter. No understanding that we have been waiting, it is 15 degrees outside and No i do not want to walk my kid back to the car, they would not even discount the locker a single quarter.
Then wearing our skyzone socks we got inline. Not to mention, there are people running around barefoot, but they told us we needed to trade our socks or go barefoot. At this point, I am done with House of Boom, we decide for all of the inconvenience, we will just go to skyzone for fun. So no, I do not want to trade in my sky zone socks.
Not to mention, that my son was pummeled on numerous occasions, they do not take the time to explain the rules to everyone, the one person per trampoline rule must not apply. This place is disorganized and there is no consideration or customer service for anyone.

They have awful customer service. The lady checking us in was cussing and acted like she was being inconvenienced by having to do her JOB. One of the people in our group had an issue with her waiver and it took half of our jump time to fix it. We expected that they would let us jump longer or do something for this inconvenience but they did not. The man basically said that he couldn’t do anything and that we didn’t have to wait with her and could have gone on and jumped without her. It was ridiculous and a hassle. We paid the $ 12.50 to only jump for 30 minutes.
The actual jumping experience was very fun and is the only reason they’re getting 3 stars. Once we actually got to jump, we had a great time. We went to the 9 pm hour where it’s 15+. That was definitely a good decision because some of the children looked very little when we first got there during the 8 hour. Overall the experience was okay.

My two children got passes to HOB for Christmas. Not only do you have to reserve a time and print your own tickets online, they charge you a convenience fee. WHY? I did all the work! What should have been a hassle free Christmas gift turned into me having to create an account and dig out my credit card to pay some fee they made up. If I had not already promised to take my kids here before I realized all the nonsense that goes along with it, I would have regifted these crappy ass gift cards. These rate up there with Fandango! Never again HOB, never again.

We have been here several times as a family and always had a blast.
Get online and fill out the waiver and buy flight tickets to save time. You get a barcode for your purchase and you can just show them your phone making check in volumes easier. We walked into a sold out time and immediately got to jump because we did it all online.
There are lots of things to do besides jump. They have a trampoline foam pit, some money bars and other similar obstacles, dodge ball, 2 basketball goals, and an under 6 area. It’s a lot of fun as an entire family and we have never been bored or run out of things to do there.
The downsides are that it is usually busy and when it is packed, it’s hard to jump unrestricted. Smaller kids are there and can sometimes forget about the rules so you just have to pay attention more. With larger crowds it’s harder for staff to monitor and police the rules but in all fairness, they do the best that they can do. Parents should know the rules and enforce them more than the staff.
You have to go barefoot or purchase their socks. People complain about buying socks but if you can afford to go jump at an indoor trampoline park for an hour a $ 4 pair of socks should be the least of your worries. Keep them and wash them and wear them the next time.
I hope one day they add an annual family pass option. Would be great to just go in and show them a card or something.

This is a great place to take the little ones, it was kind of pricey but we had fun. They have a good kids area.

This place was a blast. My wife and I rook our 6 and 3 year old children there and it was great. There are so many options, there’s the main floor with a field of square tramps, the trapeze, a mini ninja course, basketball dunks, an exclusive under 6 area and foam pits. I forgot the slack line where my daughter spent most of her time.
We went on a weekday while JCPS was in school so it was not crowded. My wife and I even got in on the action. In fact I may have gotten too involved as I ripped the cargo shorts I was wearing.
I would recommend an hour with younger children and two for older children. I will buy the socks next time because I go blisters on the top of my toes. Or you can bring your own socks if they have ‘grippers’ on the soles.

This place was awesome. I took four boys under the age of ten there. Best decision to have them burn off extra energy. The place was clean and safe. There’s a dodgeball arena in the back where most the boys end up.
Pro tip you have to sign the injury waivers which are not at the cashier. The machines are located on the left as soon as you walk in, then you can buy your wristbands.

This is a great place for kids to get the crazies out. There are trampolines galore, foam pits, and what I like to call a «mini American-​Ninja Warrior» obstacle course. They also have a section reserved for a game of dodgeball, in which there is a ‘referee’ to oversee the game. They have about 4 workers watching certain sections of the facility at all times to ensure safety.
My only complaint is the manner in which they do pricing and hours. You pay by the hour ($ 12/​hr, or $ 20 for 2 hrs) and are given colored wrist bands to ensure those who have paid only stay for the allotted time paid. Perhaps this is done so to prevent overcrowding, but I find it annoyingly expensive.