Jumpology

My son, niece and nephew love the place. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Clean and popular with the families. They have theme night and party for children.
My only negative is seating for parents who sit on the black lounges. They sit too low for most people and I had a problem with getting up.

Jumpology is definitely a crowd pleaser for all kids. I do feel that it’s a little expensive for jumping only one hour and especially when they tend to fill each hour during peak times to capacity. This can also be dangerous for little ones.
I chose the first hour they opened at 9AM to try and avoid a crowd since it was winter break but by 9:30 it was definitely crowded beyond my comfort level since my youngest is 5. Sure enough an adult knocked her down and stepped on her back badly enough that a staff member asked me repeatedly if she was ok.(she was ok but it was definitely scary).
My kids absolutely love this place and they have pits to jump into, games to play, even a climbing wall in addition to the big trampoline floor. I’m sure we will be coming back for a while. I also want to note that the birthday party that I had here for my older daughter could not have gone better. We had an awesome super helpful party host that I generously tipped because he was so wonderful.
My biggest complaint is the new «no socks» rule. Gross!!!

My daughter loves coming here to jump. It’s big enough to accommodate all jumpers regardless of size or experience. The price is reasonable and It’s always a good time!

Great fun for all ages. Plenty of staff watching and the obstacle course (a la American Ninja Warrior for kids) is great. Be sure to do the waiver online so it lasts for a year. First sessions of the day are not usually too crowded

Hands down the best birthday party ever for our little dude Owen. Great venue and excellent conscientious service. Zack was amazing. He’s a true asset to the Jumpology team.

What a great place to go «jump!» Seriously, this place is great for kids and even greater for parents that just want to let it all go! Be sure to wear socks for hygiene reasons of course. Waivers can be filled out at the facility and take usually 1 – 2 minutes to do. The restrooms are clean and there are options to host birthday parties.
Its best to go during the day as there are fewer people there which means more space to play/​jump. The average cost per hour depends on the time of day that you attend. For example, I went this past Saturday 5.9.2015 at 12:30pm and it was $ 12/​hour. I would recommend that 1.5−2 hours is just enough time to jump as you will work up a fierce sweat. Sections of Jumpology include an obstacle course, dodgeball section, basketball section, trapeze section, foam pit and free jumping area. The staff are nice and consists of teens/​young adults. Fun place go check it out!

Went here yesterday with my daughter and we both had a great time. It was a Friday morning and was only $ 8 an hour for her to jump since she’s under 6 and I got to jump free. I would definitely suggest going on a weekday morning, I’m not sure if it would be as fun at a time when it’s super busy, but when we went there was a ton of room to jump. It was our first time there and we are planning to go again next week.
My only complain would be that this facility doesn’t offer any kind of monthly membership. If they did we would get one!

We held a birthday party for our 5 year old at Jumpology last night. It was by far the best and easiest party we have ever had for any of our 3 children. We were greeted as soon as we entered by our party host, Josh. He was phenomenal! There are not enough words to describe how awesome Josh was with the kids. He giggled with the little girls and encouraged use of manner, he danced and beat boxed with the older kids. He was just great. Everyone had a spectacular time! We will definitely use Jumpology for future parties!!!

I want to say that this review applies only to JumpFit not to Jumpology as a whole. If I was solely rating Jumpology I would give it 4 stars for sure!
My friends and I have been to jumpology many times and we decided this morning to try the JumpFit class. We were prepared for a tough workout, but when we got there it was not what we expected. We arrived around 7:45AM and the first of our group of 5 got in line to pay and we were told they were not ready to accept payment yet. I thought this was strange as the class began at 8AM. A few minutes later they seemed ready so we paid and got ready of the class. The instructor informed us we had to do a fitness test prior to beginning the class. We never ended up doing the test instead, we started straight into exercises.
I went into this class expecting it to be a fun fitness class using the trampolines. Well, I was in for a surprise to say the least. As soon as the class begin I noticed quickly there was no organization, the instructors started yelling at us to do exercises with no explanation. While I did enjoy the workout I felt that it was unfair to expect their clients to do all the exercise without any direction and the instructor only lead roughly 10 minutes worth of exercises leaving us to figure out what to do on our own. I don’t think I will be joining the JumpFit class anymore, I will instead choose to do the free jump. I went into this experience expecting to spend a fun Saturday morning working out with friends and came out spending the entire time wondering when the «class» would end. Additionally, I felt that because we were not regulars in our class we were not very welcome by the instructors.

This place is awesome! You can jump all you want on the flat surface, curved surface, jumping dodgeball, jumping basketball, and the foam cube pit!
My 2 year old was scared at first but loved it so much age didn’t want to leave. $ 12/​hour went quickly and I guess it’s not a bad deal for that much fun but could be costly for families with multiple kids.
The foam pit is a lot of fun also (getting stuck… It’s very hard to get OUT).
One hour seemed to fly by but it was enough exercise for me! So much fun

My kid’s love to come here. So much fun and great way to burn off energy. I usually just watch and let the children jump but took advantage of the 6 and under $ 8 jump where I could jump for free. It was such a good workout!
If you have younger children it is nice to go earlier in the day where it’s less busy.

I’ve always heard about this place from my nieces and I finally decided to come. I have to admit, I had a great time here. My friend and I came here on Friday night (9pm-​10pm). During those hours, you have to be 15+. That was a big plus because we didn’t have to worry about little kids jumping around us.
I’m not going to lie, it was a great cardio work out. I’m in pretty good shape and jumping around for 15 minutes non-​stop wore me out. During the time we was there, it was the Jump Jam hours. Everything was dark with flashy lights and music blasting. It reminded me of the Cosmic Bowling but trampoline style.
All in all… It’s a great place to have fun and work on your cardio. If you haven’t been here, you should at least once.
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Took an exercise class and it was intense and fun at the same time. Who wouldn’t want to be out of breath from jumping ten feet up into the air

My rating is for adults. Too many people allowed in at once. Kids thought it was great but a place half the size and would so the same.

My kids love this place! We just had my daughter’s 5^th birthday there and it was awesome! The staff was very helpful and the party attendant Shannon was so friendly and accommodating! We will definitely be back! I prefer bringing my own food to the venue so it was nice not having to use their food like other places.

I finally made it to Jumpology, Ive heard so many kids raving about it. It was fun, but it was a bit crowded. They have everyone wear colored bands and when your time is up they announce it based on the color of the bands.
I was surprised that adults were jumping with and next to really small kids. I was just waiting to see a toddler pop up in the air accidentally.
I can see why they make everyone sign waivers… I didn’t witness any injuries but Im sure they happen.
I would still go back since my daughter loved it so much. I just wouldnt bring a toddler.

I wrote a review and gave the place 1 star. We went and I was destroyed by the check in process. EVERYONE needs to sign a waiver. I get that, even if you are watching — some wonky kid could crash into you and there are a LOT of people who like suing. However, they forced everyone to do it on a very click happy/​crappy web app that was continually crashing and finally croaked. The lines trying to get signed in were hugely obnoxious and ate into our slotted 1 hour time frame. But, the kids had fun.
They had so much fun that they begged us to return. This time, we breezed straight past the kiosks and they just had us sign in on paper. Wow — that works! Straight in, paid, did the legal shield for them and then the kids just had plain olé fun for an hour. They love bouncing, jumping, jump dodge ball, jump into the pit, etc. It is now their go to place.
As long as they don’t rap me in the head with their legal kiosks, I’ll return again and again.

What an amazing place for the while family!
It is extremely rare that there is entertainment that both my 10 year old and 16 year old enjoy. I so happy I found this place.
The price is quite reasonable and the fact that they limit the number of people in each session sure does make it a more enjoyable time. It was not too crowded.
Both kids were asking when can we go back as we were leaving. That is priceless!

When my friends and I heard a trampoline arena was coming to Richmond, we were super intrigued. A large group of us finally checked it out this weekend, and it was a blast! $ 12 buys you an hour of time on the trampolines, so it’s a pretty affordable night out. The setup is a huge room with trampolines built into the floor, and three special sections: one for basketball, one for dodgeball, and one for jumping into a foam pit. This place is definitely designed for kids, but adults can have fun here too. We were all exhausted by the end of our hour (even just climbing out of the foam pit wiped us out). On weekends, its 15 and up after 9pm. We bought our tickets in advance, which I would recommend, as they seem to fill up quickly. I hear they are going to start having fitness classes here, and I would definitely come back to try those out, because it’s quite a workout!

Indoor. Trampoline. Arena. SIGN ME up!
I was a facebook fan months before they opened and I really excited about this sport concept since there is NOTHING like it in RVA. $ 12 per hour during the week, and $ 20 for 2 hours. Me and and a several friends did a 2 hour session for $ 25 but it was on a Friday night so no discounts. We went from 8−9PM and then another session at 9PM Club Gravity for 15+ year olds where they turn off most of the lights and turn on a minimal strobe effect/​flashing lights deal.
The main floor is about size of regular high school b-​ball court? the whole floor is made of trampoline material and some of the walls have trampolines so you bounce off the walls! Cool, i know! there are also punching bags/​soccer balls hanging from strings so you can try to jump HIGH and reach for them too.
There is also a basketball area so you can try to dunk which is also pretty neat. They also have a small dodge ball area where you can jump AND play ball which is really fun and super crazy! They also have a foam pit where you can jump and do tricks/​back flips into a foam pit. Alot of the kids were doing double flips and weird stunts and it was fun b/​c it was really safe.
***NOTE *** You should probably only go for ONE hour. I was WIPED after about 20 minutes and had to take it kinda easy for the rest of the night. Definitely went to hard initially and you gotta take it easy. Lots of fun, cool concept and really brings your inner child out.
The only downside is that there is ALOT of kids and sometimes you just wish you had people who knew how to jump and respect your ‘personal’ jumping space.