Jumpstreet

We have been coming to this location for years, this year it would seem, my children reached that age split where they couldn’t play in the same area. We had to pay a bunch of extra money so my husband could accompany my six year old so she could play with her brother on the «big kid» stuff. When my eight year old started crying that he couldn’t do the slide with his sister on her birthday, the girls behind the counter muttered to each other that it was «interesting». 35 dollars later we are ready to jump on stuff. I am thinking the extra money pays for the counter girls to carry around all of that angst, it must be heavy. Of course we bought the «fun pass», which allows us to do the swing rope. Super fun. The problem is that none of the present staff felt like operating any of the areas, so they went unmanned, and none of the fun pass areas were open. Not to mention there are only two «fun pass» areas open to my six year old (did I mention that it was her birthday?) and they were BOTH closed. Seriously. So we asked at the counter and were told they were «transitioningMumblemumbleeyerollsigh».Yeah, kid, I used to shop at hot topic too. I guess my point it this. We have tried all of the jumpstreets, and have always loved this one the best. But between the attitudes of the staff (in fairness the manager was polite) and the fact that they seem to take more breaks than the department of transportation and still can’t seem to fix the damn pothole (ahem open the ball pit). On the plus side, when we bought two bottled drinks, they were actually filled to the top. I suspect that this is due to the fact that they were bottled elsewhere, but after our experience with the fun pass, I was half expecting them to have removed about a third of the soda, and still market them at full price, so it was a pleasant surprise when we got what we overpaid for. Also, there is quite literally a pipe in the ceiling leaking that is dripping on the floor. Even the pipes are unmotivated here:) I am going to try to attach a picture of the leak, just for funsies, since the emo employees don’t seem to show up on film;)

Do not like the Jump Street franchise at all. We could not jump together with our kids because there are age restrictions at every trampoline site. It’s ridiculous. Every other jump place does not have this, do not recommend for different age groups. Avoid weekends, crazy.

Stopped by on New Years’ Eve day to let my kids get some energy out. Overall a good experience. Here is my list of likes/​feedback:
The Good:
1. The different trampoline/​play areas are monitored by a worker. And that person is not just standing in a corner on a cell phone, but actively making sure that the kids are okay or letting them know if they are breaking a rule. I really appreciate this aspect and while I think parents should still monitor their kids, it is really important to have a worker there monitoring as well.
2. There is a decent amount of seating for parents. Other reviews say there is not enough, but I believe that parents should be checking on their kids regularly, so not every parent needs a seat at all times while there.
3. The pricing for young kids (during the week, under 3) is excellent — when we went we only paid $ 4 for our son to jump in the Avalanche area — this is cheap compared to any other indoor playground I have been to with him
The not as Good:
1. My older son (6) is still considered a «little» kid there, but there is not as much for him to do. He found the Avalanche area (bouncy houses, smaller trampoline area) a little boring, but JumpStreet won’t let him do the larger trampolines without a paying parent. He was a little interested in the dodgeball, but you have to be 7 to do that activity. He did enjoy the new mattress pit (not in the Avalanche area, a separate fee).
2. To build on point #1, it is a little awkward having such a wide range of little kids/​bigger kids in the Avalanche area. The bouncy houses/​small slides are definitely geared towards the younger kids (4 and under), so when the bigger kids are in the bouncy houses, they are naturally a little aggressive for the little ones. The same goes for the trampoline area… I wish they had one area on the trampoline for 4 and under and one for 5 – 8. I was a little nervous with my 3 year old jumping by 6 and 7 year olds because there is more of a chance of injury.
3. The video game section is really old and in need of some attention. Half of the games were broken (even the change machine was broken when I was there). All the games had dust/​dirt on them. My opinion would be to either take out the games or keep them updated/​in good shape.
As far as the cleanliness of the place, when I went at opening time Jumpstreet was neither dirty or really clean, so I had no problem with the cleanliness of it. I would recommend going early on a holiday or school break day, because when we left the place was way too busy for my liking.

This place has gone downhill. It is filthy. We arrived at opening– crumbs, dirt, hair, and lint everywhere. Nothing wiped down, smells sour in here.
We are going to douse our children in solvent to rid them of the filth.
A vacuum, wiping down, and some basic maintenance would go a long way.
In addition, there are 10 chairs for the adults. TEN are sitting. The rest of the 20 or so are standing room only.
I think my kid was just swallowed by a dust ball.

We’ve been here many times and this place never really nails it. It’s fine for a birthday party (once) and the kids enjoy it (mostly).
If the kids mostly enjoy it then why 2 stars? The place has become increasingly filthy and they have limited seating for parents. The floors are disgusting and the place, in general, seems uncared for. Keep in mind that we arrived right when it opened, so it should be clean, right? Maybe buy a vacuum and use it every night?
Now, the seating situation. I’m writing this from one of the decent chairs while more than half of the adults stand around with no place to sit. Maybe just buy some more comfortable chairs?
It’s always possible that I’m letting a few annoyances get in the way of a better review. Currently, the foam pit is closed and I’m struggling to understand why the age limit on the big trampoline is 8 and above (without parental supervision). Anyone with a seven year old boy might be scratching their heads at that age cut off. It’s also just really filthy in here today as well. Very annoying.

It is a good thing that my kids like this place, because Chad’s attitude was about to send me leaving. Don’t assume that customers know your rules. I don’t care if you have had electronic wavers for 2 months. This was MY first time at your location!

Took my 8 yo for a bday party. First, the smell is awful. Cleanliness is just not a priority obviously. There’s no real management or facilities. The only thing they are dead set on is getting you to sign the waiver.
You’d expect a café or snack bar given the omnipresent signs saying no outside food or drink, but there’s just a bunch of overpriced vending machines like a bus station. They obviously don’t trust employees to handle money and you can see why.
There are tons of prison-​style signs warning of video surveillance and I think they are mainly to remind the kids working there that they’re being watched. The «party space «is just a cheap plastic picnic bench. I felt bad for the kids parents spending $$ on this place.

Went there with my son and my friends daughter. We all had a blast, myself included!
There is a no «outside food or drink» policy, but I saw many children and adults with their own water bottles, so I’m not sure how strictly it is enforced, and they do not offer food options, but your time there is only 2hrs, eat before. They have vending machines with water and Gatorade if needed (that’s what we did).
The price is extremely reasonable for 2 hours, and trust me, after 2 hours, you’re done and exhausted.
People have commented on the cleanliness of the place… there’s sweaty children running around barefoot 24/​7, let’s be real, it’s probably hard to keep immaculately clean! If you have a huge issue with it, there are numerous GermX dispensers everywhere for your use. That’s what we did, and then washed our hands, face, and feet when we left.
The staff is super friendly and they even join in with the kids and play with them!
We will definitely be going back!
Also, they have Groupons for this location, another plus!

We just went there for a birthday party for my daughter and her friends. They had a blast but, I! m concerned about the cleanliness. I noticed a lot of sniffling kids so there has to be a lot of germs on the balls, foam, etc I wonder how they get it all disinfected? Anyways, we had a good time all in all.

The price isn’t too bad and the trampoline feature — the main attraction — is decent.
However, they play the music way too loudly, which makes it impossible for a parent to read in peace, hear their own music on headphones, or even just relax. The kids don’t need to have the music that loud in order to have fun.
Besides, some of the songs are totally inappropriate for tweeners and younger kids. While I was here they had a country music station on and many of the songs were quite explicitly about sex. The facility’s management should think more deeply about whether, given that KIDS are their main customers, not teenagers and not adults, the music should be more wholesome and less obnoxious.
I also could find only one electrical outlet to support computer use in the whole building. It is near the candy dispensers on the east side of the lobby. The tables are small, there is no coffee or tea for sale, the only cold drinks are sugar-​packed, basically there are no healthy snacks or drinks of any kind available.
Considering the price that I paid for two hours of jump time, one might think that the management could address those issues. They could easily install electrical outlets along the wall below the railing of the trampoline section, for example, and it is not difficult to purchase and use machines to make coffee. That could even be a profit center! Kids who burn energy by jumping need to replenish that energy with fruit, nuts, even a sandwich. So sell some fruit, nuts, and sandwiches!
All in all, I think the kids had fun. The only employees on site were teenagers or people in their early twenties. They need to exhibit better judgment about the impression they are sending with music volume and choice.

These companies are pretty cool. We never had anything like this where I’m from (small town in Western NY). This is definitely a good place to take your kiddos and get some of their energy out! There’s lots to do for kids of all ages, even big kids like myself. I didn’t partake in the activities but my 3 year old at the time had a blast!

This place is a blast! Great for kids of all ages they have different places each age group can play. Fun for adults also! The only bad thing is the staff is not great

Stay away from this place. I took my daughter and her friend and could not believe that it was 30 whopping dollars for one measly hour! $ 30!!! So apparently it’s $ 12 on Saturdays but you have to pay an extra $ 3 to do some of the extra stupid little attractions that they have there that wasn’t even worth it. This place is not worth $ 15 a pop for an hour. They have a bunch of teenagers running the place and the lady that helped us when we checked in was rather rude. Totally overpriced. Ridiculous.

Facility is great for kids but you are not allowed to bring any outside food or drink and they don’t offer any food. That includes no water bottles. In my opinion this is outrageous.
I have an one year old and a three year old who eat lunch at 1130. They open at 10. We are not allowed even to eat and come back.
And guess what my kids aren’t going to drink out of your water bottles.
This policy is ridiculous and should be modified to accommodate children 5 and under.
If your going to «cater» to children cater to children. Or don’t create a facility for children. Needless to say we will be going to Monkey Business next time.
To top things off I found 3 used band aids in the corner of a bouncy house. Told the supervisor she cleaned up 2 and left the other one. Maybe they should make their cleanliness policy as strict as their food policy.

High energy! This place is always packed with kids of all ages with high energy. Sometimes, it can be «fragrant «, it seems to be that way more 13 861 E Exposition Avenue, Aurora, CO 80 012 in the summer than cooler months. You have to be mindful of younger kidos and watch them. Surprisingly alot of older kids– teenagers seem to enjoy the location as well. I recommend going out to eat afterwards or packing a cooler for food by the car, outside food is not allowed. They did allow me to bring my starbucks in. The entrance fee is kind of pricey. I wish they had more seating for adults.

The 3 star made me hesitant to check it out. Wow are these reviews misleading. The place is in top shape definitely newer, staff is very friendly, they gave us free 30 minutes because of waiting in line to get in, and quite a good amount of things to do for a kid. My nephew had a blast! Also perfect for group of kids or birthday party. Will definitely go back (because my nephew wants to!).

Terrible place for a smart active toddler. They have to many restriction. They can’t jump here can5 do this, can’t do that. I think that should be up to parents discretion. Its completely stressful chasing kid telling them they can’t do this can’t do that when they see other Kids doing it. It teaches them they are not good enough BC they don’t understand its silly rules of management BC of their age. I recommend the jump place in Aurora. All kids jump together and its so relaxing. Don’t have to constantly tell them not to go places.

This location is nice and my kids love it. It’s full of bouncy castles and trampolines. I usually hit this place when I’m on kid duty for a weekend.
I like it a lot more than monkey business because it’s in a good location, you can get some food, and it does not feel tacky and a forced kids place.
Also try Fun City (run down) or Boondocks for other kid crazy places.

The location isn’t bad. It’s relatively clean and the staff seems to manage the location fairly well. Other locations aren’t as clean or maintained.
This location has a small area for kids under 7 but they don’t seem to care about their limited options.
The price is a bit high for an hour, foam pit and maze; but the kids have a blast so it’s worth it.

Get here early and it doesn’t smell too much like feet and sweaty kids. I only go here when they first open before the stink and the chaos takes over.
I do feel like they try their best to keep it clean, but any establishment that requires kids to take their shoes off is going to smell like feet.
It always seems like some activity is shut down, usually bull riding, and I did have to track someone down to open the foam pit after I paid extra for it.