Cape Cod Inflatable Park

This was our first time staying at this hotel/​inflatable park. I’ll talk about both the hotel and the park.
First the hotel. The staff is incredibly friendly. We were greeted every day like we were family. They were extremely knowledgable about the area and gave great advice on food and shopping. The rooms are clean, but very small, which is the first reason why it didn’t get five stars. I shared a bed with my daughter for our stay and if they were larger I would have slept better. The cleaning staff did an excellent job of tidying up our room every day. There is lots to do at the hotel alone. They have horseshoe pits, ping pong tables and bocce right out in front of the hotel buildings for young and old to play. They have an outdoor pool, but we came on Columbus Day weekend it had already been drained. The inside pool is spacious with and there is also a jacuzzi area. There is a buffet breakfast in the lobby in the morning. They have a nice set up with tables and chairs for dining. The buffet itself offers several types of cereals, muffins and pastries. There is also coffee and juice. What isn’t offered and the second reason it didn’t get five stars is that there are no healthy options for people who don’t want all that sugar in the morning. I would have liked to have seen fruit and yogurt or even a non sugar bagel and cream cheese. But there was plenty of food to be had and the staff did their absolute best to keep the area clean.
Now for the park review. There are dozens of inflatables to choose from. And not just your typical bouncy houses — there are all sorts of slides and courses that test your physical ability. In addition, there is also a mechanical bull that the kids loved. There is also a challenge park with a zip line and trapeze and a small arcade and snack shop that sells alcoholic beverages as well as soft drinks and food. If you stay at the hotel, your admission to the park is included. If your coming for the day your price is $ 29 for the whole day. If your kids love inflatables, you can spend the entire day here.
In short, this is an ideal place to stay on the Cape if you have children. I recommend it completely.

Don’t waste your money. Not really for toddlers. They have a small area, but it’s not great. Says they have a sunscreen sprayer… broken. The water section has long lines and everything is covered in sand. Never going back.

My family had a great time here. They have bounce houses for little kids and a challenge park for older kids, which is an extra $ 20. It’s a bit pricey but a general $ 25 ticket gets you all the bounce houses and the water rides excluding the challenge park. It was very hot, I would suggest going on a cooler day in the seventies. The water rides are fun but the entire area is sand, which turned to a muddy mess. I would avoid the Airborne water ride, as it can hurt your head and neck depending on your landing. However, the rest of the park seemed very safe. The attendants were nice and most of them followed the safety regulations quite strictly. You can spend all day there, but Mayflower Beach is nearby. I’d definitely go again but skip the water slides and head to the beach.

My family had a great time at this place and it was a nice break from the endless miles of mini golf on Route 28. They have things for both big and little kids, including a toddler area that is off limits to bigger kids.
The slides are fun but lines can get long on hot days, and after a few hours, many of them are like sliding down sandpaper. Put on a swim shirt to protect yourself.
The «native» Cape Cod staff there is extremely nice and very helpful.
However, the remainder of the staff consisting of Brazilian teenagers who barely spoke English left much to be desired and frankly is making this place a lawsuit waiting to happen. These are the people that were manning the slides, and they get a NEGATIVE five stars. They could have cared less about being there, as many of them were on their phones instead of watching the kids. Many of them were yelling at the children and were clearly not trained about how to manage kids. Safety was not a top concern. One one slide, my niece went down ahead of me and was still in the pool at the end of the slide, and the operator told me to go. If I listened to him, I would have crashed into her at a very high rate of speed. This happened 3 times, and each time I told him that we had to wait until all kids were out of the bottom area before I could go down.
In sum, you need to be in charge of your kids’ safety because these apathetic teenagers will not be.

Probably the worst waste of money on the Cape. Where do I begin… let’s start with the long waiting line in the hot sun to get into the park. We continue on to the prices board, where the first line says: «All Day Pass» for 30 bucks, which is what we bought for all of us — thinking that an «ALL DAY PASS» meant that you can ride anything you want all day, especially after paying 30 bucks. Nope.
WAY down at the bottom of the sign, after numerous vague ticket choices, there’s a $ 45 price which allows you access to everything — including the trapeze and rock-​climb area. That $ 30 ticket is restricted to the bounce houses ONLY.
NO ONE explained that to us at the ticket counter.
Let’s move on. The «wet» bounce house area is all SAND… which means that there has to be a staff member at the entrance to every bounce house (again…more LONG lines) actually hosing down people’s feet all day long with water so you don’t get sand all over the bouce houses — which was ineffective anyway. Some rides were like riding down sandpaper. Not well thought out. This area should not be sand. Terrible. There were also at least 4 ride slides that were closed. No idea why. Also nowhere to sit. All the chairs and tables were taken.
The rubber on the dry rides gets so hot, you have to wear socks, otherwise you burn your feet. Didn’t bring socks? No problem! They got some. it’ll cost you even MORE money, though.
Hopefully, you’ve eaten before you arrive because if not, you can look forward to being charged $ 7.75 for a hot dog and water.
Here’s more proof that the whole park was poorly thought out. You have wet rides and dry rides and there are NO changing rooms. You’re forced to change in one of two bathroom stalls. Awesome.

Ah, the only water park on this part of the Cape. Not really good at all. Once you go on everything 2 or 3 times, it gets very boring. No point of buying a season pass here. The only stuff that doesn’t get boring is the arcade. The employees aren’t friendly at all. Don’t go here with your kids.

Definitely fun for the kids. Is pricey so definitely plan to stay for a while. I did not have the food but did not seem to appetizing and I can imagine it’s pricey. Bring water no water fountains. Waste of money for adults. Most bouncers are too small for adults to use and water slides rough for bigger people. I would also recommend swim shirts for water area as it is sandy over there and the slides get a little gritty. All in all kids Had a blast.

The cheese fries are VERY good but if you have a child over 10 you should most definitely buy the challenge park addon (only 16 $) ps. The wrist bands don’t change, so if you plan on coming back…

Pros– amazing variety of bounces houses, water slides, obstacle courses, etc. also, reasonable prices for food/​drink/​locker/​etc. (reasonable for amusement parks…)
Cons– surly staff, confusing price structure.
Tip– it makes sense to buy a season pass for less than the price of two visits.

Little surprised by the good reviews. It is ok but I spent $ 70 to get in (3 kids and 2 non paying adults) and about $ 20 at snack bar and it is not that great. The staff could not be less helpful. My toddler fell out of the jumpy with a broken zipper about 4 times despite my standing at the exit and took off her socks and they didn’t say anything. Maybe have a staff meeting and tell them to say «hi! Ready to jump today?» Or something! They are so bored, some are texting and none smiled at us at all. Luckily it was not crowded, it would have been annoying to wait in anymore lines than we did. All in all. It was decent in my opinion, but hubby thought it sucked and wanted to leave.

Your kids will lose their minds here!
This is a kids fantasy… and even a few adults in our party battled it out on some of the inflatables. I haven’t seem anything quite like this at any other vacation destination and it’s a nice break from the beach too.

We’ve been every year and have seen the amazing growth this place has undergone. We are local and usually go 2 — 3 times a season.
We usually go during non-​peak times (June) or on a Sunday when lots of tourists are in transition. Because of this crowds have never been too big an issue for us.
I gave this place 4 stars because my kids love it and have never left disappointed — which at the end of the day I guess is the most important thing.
However there are a couple of things one should consider. The place is pretty big and if you have a couple of kids you need at least 2 adult to keep an eye on them. You will have those moments where you can’t find your child and sheer terror sets in for 5 seconds… I’m a freak about keeping on eye on my kids as I trust no one and this place is just too big and sprawling.
It’s a little pricy… Either plan on staying for 3 — 4 hours or leaving and coming back later in the day (this is allowed) and they have great hours (until 10pm).
For the love of God! Do not buy their food. Pack a cooler and they have tables out front you can use. Consider yourself warned.
Otherwise great place for the kiddos. Not sure why an adult would pay to go on the «rides» but plenty seem to enjoy it. Admittedly I’m not on vacation mode when I’m here but I’d bring a book set up shop on a chair and let the kids run wild.

Awesome!!! Awesome awesome! My four yr old nephew lost his mind there it was a great place for bouncy fans — and it’s very well run and really clean attentive staff if felt the environment was safe and family geared — a great place to take children for a big fat blast — we live on the cape so I can not comment on the motel aspect but for a great afternoon of fun — I think this place rocks — I know we’ll be back again real soon

Who ever heard of an inflatable amusement park? Well right here it is. Cape cod offers it all for the vacationer and this bouncy play ground was a great diversion for the kids.
Stay in one of their rooms at $ 140 per night which includes a pass for the entire family. They comp 2 kids meals per day and have an in and outdoor pool. Water slides until 6pm and bouncy houses galore until 10pm. Other attractions are the rock climbing wall, log roll, duel sticks, obstacle courses, sports challenges and one of those Velcro suits that stick to a wall. A fun and active vacation from your vacation especially for the kids obviously. Some of the slides are pretty cool even for 40 plus year olds, lol.
Here’s the thing though most of the bounce houses are the same thing over and over and over again just constructed differently. In fact most of them are different deviations of the same slide. That of course doesn’t make a difference to the kids.
They don’t allow you to bring in outside food or booze into the park, but I did anyway… ssshhh. There is a bar with very minimal drinks available at exorbitant prices. The Margarita was ridiculously weak.
The accommodations are of the basic motel variety and I wouldn’t stay their more than one night at that price. For a one night stay or day trip for 12 year olds and younger its worth it.

We got the «After 6pm» tickets and they cost $ 15/​each (or $ 13/​each if you can find a $ 2 off coupon that are in various tourist brochures). After 6pm it is the dry rides only, and we ended up purchasing 2 tickets for our 7 & 8 year old. We spent about 2 hours at the park and both boys really enjoyed it. There was no charge for the adults if you don’t do any of the ‘rides’, but we were free to walk around with our kids and take pictures of them laughing and giggling. I have to say, there were so many inflatables, and some of them were really big, that the next ‘bouncy house’ birthday party at home that they go to will be a bit of a disappointment.
All in all, it was worth $ 13/​ticket (after coupon). The daytime tickets were much more expensive and I’m not sure that I would have been as pleased if we paid that much.

Had a free afternoon so decided to check this place out for our girls (ages 8 and 11) and they had a blast!
There are a few water slides (inflatables with a little bit of water) but after a few runs through those, they went right to the dry side. Note that you need to bring socks, but if you forget they will sell you a pair for $ 1 so at least they don’t gouge you.
Kids loved the rock climbing wall and especially the mechanical bull ride, but had fun doing just about everything. Spent a solid 4 hours there and they can’t wait to go back.
Gave it 3 stars because their really isn’t much for the adults to do but walk around. If you aren’t going on the slides, you don’t need to pay for a pass, and they seem pretty lax there (not a lot of rules or supervision — so probably caution to pay attention to younger kids).
The only issue I saw is that there is a velcro wall where the kids can put on a velcro suit and jump against the wall. If you have girls and they don’t put their hair up, it gets REALLY stuck in the velcro suit. We learned this the hard way and made sure they put their hair up next time. The girl «working» the wall said nothing to anybody about their hair and people were constantly ripping their kids’ hair from the suit. Just wish the kids who worked there cared even a little bit.
They have a full liquor license (beer and frozen drinks) and an assortment of food, but food looked pretty nasty — not sure I’d eat there.
Fun place to kill a few hours. Wish it was a bit less, but in the end the kids had an absolute blast.

Horrible place. Workers sitting around not paying attention. Got hurt on a rock climbing wall because worker wasn’t paying attention. He should be fired.
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Eh… the ad is a bit deceiving. Great for kids… for adults? It’s alright. Come right around 5 and get the arcade package. You’ll get enough time to ride all of the water slides and play the arcades. Don’t bother with the dry rides as they look like they’re strictly for kids. Still had fun, but it’s really what you make of it if you’re a big kid like me.

My daughters (8 and 6) and I recently visited here (and stayed at the motel next door) and had an enjoyable time, but I felt the prices (admission as well as food) were too high to warrant 4 stars. If you plan on being in the area a while and can envision going here more than once, the $ 50 season ticket is probably worth it. However, it should be noted that only people who will actually go on the «rides» pay, so adults can save some money by just going as observers. I didn’t want to let my kids have all the fun, though!
There are two main sections to the park: dry and wet. Socks are required for the dry park (which you can purchase for a $ 1 (I think?), if you don’t have your own), which makes sense, but I’d personally recommend wearing long pants on the dry slides because otherwise the friction can get a little painful. There are far more slides and activities for the dry park, however, I felt the wet rides were more fun. You can also rent a (smallish) towel for $ 3. I recommend bringing your own socks and towels if you can help it.
There are also special sections for younger kids (i.e., those under 42″ in height), but since both of my kids are above that threshold, we didn’t go there. From what I saw briefly and from a distance, the kids in there seemed like they were having fun.
Apparently you can also rent your own «cabana» and therefore have shade and be eligible for food delivery from the Shark Bites Café (see below). Not really my thing, but I suppose someone must be interested because they seemed to have a lot of them.
There is also a 9-​hole «mini golf» course when you enter (not great, but not bad for about 10 – 15 minutes of fun), an arcade (although I didn’t go in here), and ping pong tables outside.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted. The Shark Bites Café serves standard park fare including hot dogs, pizza (a bit greasy), and chicken tenders. I was glad to see they had fresh watermelon as well. The food itself was nothing special, but I felt it was definitely overpriced.

Me my husband and our son who almost 4 went here the other day and we had blast got some really great pics. Any kid under 42″ only 15 dollars we didn’t have pay for me and my husband because you only have pay for any one who going to go on rides or use the inflatables. I was surprised how many things they had here. Since my son was going on slides and everything alone he couldn’t go on the really big ones but there was more than enough for him to do. Really good place to take your kids to get some energy out and exercise. Also has mini golf and food tables. Really fun place for the family esp the younger kids