Jump Street

We came here with a group of friends. Ages 2 – 15 kids and adults as well. We could not jump all together 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. Also make sure you get the right bands because they can easily shorten your time depending on the color you get. But good thing they’re not good at checking the color of the bands. Also avoid weekends, what a zoo.

No one on duty in the 7 and under area on a Saturday afternoon. Mass chaos and kids running over each other and no following the safety instructions. Service at the front desk is likewise terrible. I’d give this place one star, but my kid is having fun.

Place was empty when we arrived but they wanted to charge us $ 40 for a table. Then another $ 50 for pizzas. Nickel for this, dime for that. We declined most of the addons and 3 of us (3, 8 and 38) entered, twenty million liability waivers later. Turns out to be the land of no fun. High school kids glowering at us like police. A confusing array of age restrictions. Vast areas roped off because they didn’t have someone who could, literally, stand right there and watch you as you jump. Then of course the signage. Everywhere.. .don’t do this, don’t do that. Ive been doing the «bounce bouse» parties for 8 years now. Trust me, find a different place. This place bites.

Facility is clean and kids had a good time. One bouncer named Tony had a poor attitude and was the fun-​police. When he left for break, the place was better. Will not be coming back.

I agree with the overall consensus: Go to Big Time Trampoline in Arvada. We usually go there, but decided to try something different for my son’s 11^th birthday, and we regret it.
The only positive thing is that our son and his friends had fun which is the most important. So for this, they get 2 stars.
Negatives:
It’s dirty, our socks were black afterward! Gross! The bathroom had no toilet paper in most of the stalls, blood and urine on the floor and we had to walk in there without shoes? After the 1^st time, I put my shoes on to go to the bathroom.
The staff is not friendly, they are solemn, stay in the corner chatting with each other most of the time, and the only time they engage is to tell someone NOT to do something!
The rules are ridiculous! No running, no holding hands and jumping, no playing games on the trampoline – really?! How can you have any fun. Just jump up and down alone for 2 hours. right. ok. and if you follow the staff’s lead, then don’t smile either.
We, parents of the birthday child, are not allowed to use a knife to cut the cake. Only the 16 year old staff member can, and we can’t find her. So we stand there staring at the cake, wishing we could have some.
We had a birthday party that included multiple ages from 4 – 11 and they were not allowed to play with each other because the whole place is separated by age. Oh, and this was told to us AFTER a 4 year old had spent at least 30 minutes playing with the older kids in a different area, so he cried. No staff person in the areas where he was playing said anything when he was playing for the first 30 minutes.
Don’t go to Jump Street at Colorado Mills! We will never return.

pretty underwhelming especially with the price taken into consideration. Way to many rules, honestly there isn’t much to do and it looks pretty gross.

I have only been to this Jump Street and I had a good time, but I was not blown away. I upgraded my ticket to include the bull ride and the foam pit. The bull was fun, but how many times are you going to do it, once. Same with the foam pit. Perhaps if I could do crazy flips and jumps. If you just jump or do a little flip in, it is a pain to get out and gets out. Basket ball Jamming or jumping on the track are again ok, but get old. HOWEVER, the best and most fun part of all is the DODGE BALL. I spent the whole time there, which is awesome. — It’s a fun place, but you can’t stay forever.

So clean
A great place to take the kids (6,7 & 2) my kids LOVE this place. To the people complaining about the restrictions — all the rules are within reason.

Jump Street: Junk Street
Don’t go there if you expect your kids to have unfettered fun. There are just too many restrictions on where they can go and what they can do. Example, there’s this great long trampoline with a ramp at the end, with a huge cushioned pad at the top of the ramp, at about 8 feet. There is clearly a platform at the top. Kids naturally want to run up this ramp and perch themselves at the top of the ramp. Who wouldn’t really? Of course, there’s a huge sign at the top of the ramp that says «DO NOT TOUCH PADS!» Other signs of «Do Not Touch» abound. I was told not to let my feet leave the surface of the trampoline. Seriously. You aren’t really allowed to jump at Jump Street. Not allowed to hold your toddler’s hands and jump in a circle together. Ludicrous. For my money, Big Time Trampoline Fun is a much better place, friendlier staff, and a much more wild environment. Seems like this place was founded by lawsuit-​happy or lawsuit-​weary Californians. Not a fun place to go. I’ll never go back.

Well worth it! Kids had great time! Great manager, purchase a groupon for competition– she accepted! We will be back!

You’ll need to stow your resentment for coughing up $ 45 (2 kids, 1 adult) for an hour of futile attempts to jump like you could at 15. Grin through gulping down the Gatorade that cost you $ 2 — the quarter in change you got will be lost in seconds — and focus on what the kids are getting out of it instead of kicking yourself for not coming up with a business that separates you from your cash in a manner that Walt Disney would envy.

We celebrated my daughter’s birthday party here. If you are looking for a fun, inexpensive young child’s birthday party without all the set up and clean up hassles, Jump Street is a great place. You can bring in your cake and ice cream and they provide plates and utensils and serve the party. No additional outside food is permitted. Pizza can be preordered for the party, but I don’t recommend the pizza place they use. It was comparable to a frozen pizza and not worth what is charged. This is the only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5. They also give a very generous military discount. Very pleased with our experience.

If you’re current or former gymnast, beware the trampolines are not bouncy compared to what you’re used to (I’m guessing this is to keep the general public from becoming injured). But if you’re a former gymnast and just want to have fun on trampolines or tumble tracks for an hour or so, it is worth it to go in.

Best indoor family fun for the money. Great thing to do in the evening to wear out the grand kids so they will go to bed with out a hassle. We were on vacation and just happened to be shopping at the Colorado Mill mall and stumbled on this. Great fun. The kids loved the foam pit and dodge ball.

It is the worst place to go jump ever they have the stupidest rules ever you can’t be higher then 4’8 to dunk on the hoop and you can’t do flips and play tag and you can’t run no where do they say you have to walk and can’t touch the glass the worst place to go jump ever in your life I recommend not coming back or NOT coming AT ALL! Manager great — workers, not so. Rude liars that hate kids. Did I say worst place to jump EVER!!! No stars really.

Great place for little ones! Clean. Friendly
Staff. Good price. Will definitely be back!

I have my 11 year old nephew and 9 year old niece in town, as well as their parents, and this was what the kids chose to do Tuesday night.
Last night we got to the Lakewood location to find out the foam pit was closed, as well as the mechanical bull. The guy at the counter did not feel the need to explain why, and seemed totally uninterested in answering questions. The staff overall were just downright unfriendly. I finally asked the guy why they were closed, and he said because there was not enough staff. That said, there were THREE people standing at the counter when their pizza was delivered, and NO other customers, while they all stood there chatting, including what I believe was the manager.
Today, we called back to see if the foam pit was open. They said it was so we drove back tonight. We get there and find out the foam pit is indeed closed. Tara, who was the NICEST and most helpful apologized for any inconvenience, and she honestly looked confused, and chose to handle the situation and make sure they rotated so we were able to try everything.
David was watching the main court, and foam pit while we were there, and he too was very friendly and helpful. Both of these teenagers are THE redemptive reason I am giving this review a 4. Had it not been for them, the review would have been a 1. It was obvious that they are having to go with the flow, as the management does not appear to be engaged… at all.
The management needs to get it together and put the right people in place to make this place a success. If you want to hire multiple teenagers, that is fine, but if these are teenagers who do not enjoy kids… do the math.
THANK YOU David and Tara. You both made for an enjoyable evening!

As a grown woman, I went here with a group of adults and had a great time! Granted, we went at a slightly later hour (8:30 pm), so most of the tiny kids had gone home. There are lots of different trampoline activities, from wall to wall trampolines in one room to a slam dunk trampoline and a dodgeball court. There’s even a foam pit where you can jump in an perfect a dive.
Or in my case, scream while belly flopping into soft foam pieces, having one land right in your mouth, then spend five minutes fighting your way out of the foam. It’s like a freaking red and white quicksand pit! Obviously, that wasn’t my favorite thing.
The kids working there are nice and for the most part, the organized chaos works well.
I wish gyms had trampoline rooms, because I would totally go jump around for 30 minutes to an hour every day if this was closer to me.

All I have to say is that I had a blast here. We went here with a family friend and their daughter for my daughter’s birthday.
The two four-​year-​olds had as much fun as the two adults did (me included).
I remember this location used to house an indoor skate-​board park and I believe Jump Street did a good job with converting it.
In my opinion it might be a tad on the pricy side, but the space almost requires that price-​value. We went with a Groupon purchase, so that made it easier to go without too much a dent to the wallet.

Jump Street at the Colorado Mills is now open. They are in the same building area as the movie theater, to the south of it. When we went, the signs were not up on the outside yet. The facility still has some construction going on inside, but it’s away from the play areas and kids aren’t too likely to wander over there.
We had a play date there recently. After talking to the other moms, I realized that I was overcharged (they caught it before they paid). When I mentioned it before I left, I kinda got a weird vibe about it. Sure, it was only $ 2, but it was MY $ 2. I didn’t request a refund or anything special, I just mentioned it and let them decide how to handle it. At first, they were going to give me a 50% off card for our next visit. Then the two supervisors went in back and brought out $ 2 in cash and two discount cards. It was handled well, other than the weirdness that came about when I brought up the overcharge.
Moving on, the inside is nice and it’s clean. The carpet is still springy from being so new. The ‘under 7′ area is nice. There are three half trampolines for the kids to jump on, along with a tiger head slide (similar to the alligator at the Littleton location), and two bouncy castles. There isn’t a specific area with age appropriate toys for kids under 3 like there is at the Littleton location.
In all, this is a convenient location and we’ll be back. We’ll just be more observant about the amount owed at the beginning of the visit, instead of the end.