Inflatable World

My nephew had his 5^th birthday party here. The attendants were very helpful and kind. If you needed them, they were there. They even gave us an extra half hour. Kids had an awesome time. Thumbs up

We had a birthday party for our six year old. Clean place, friendly staff, nice birthday tents with shade. Kids loved it

Bring wet and dry clothes along with socks and a towel for kiddos.
This place is simply amazing and totally worth the price. Too many low rating because of rude unprepared parents. They offer socks for parents that clearly have never taken their kids down inflatable slides before.
Inflatable world is perfect to let your kids litterally run around and just be a kid. They have a few rules in place like dont climb up an inflatble slide if your an obese parent over 180lbs, and make sure the go down the dry slides dry.
There are 3 wet slides along with a ton of dry slides suitable to a wide age range. This place is not meant for parents, just kids mainly. They have one giant water slide that might intimidate the little ones, but the atmosphere here is safe and clean.
The staff were more then helpful and seemed to enjoy their jobs. Every employee was friendly and genuine when we had questions. We will be back and might plan a birthday here in the near future.
Ignore the rude reviews, this place is perfect for what it is, a kids dream playzone!

I specifically asked if this place is baby friendly, yes it’s good place come down we’re open. Drove 30 minutes out of my way, asked if I could check it out for a few minutes to see if my one year old will like it. Was told no, but I can buy an adult ticket and if I don’t like it will get a refund. Bought ticket, went on one slide and burned my arm, thankfully not my child walked to the front to infirm them of the temperature and request a refund. Was given a child pass as if that was acceptable. Please take children there if you want them getting burned, don’t expect a refund and don’t be surprised when they nonchalantly inform you that they don’t care what issue you may be having due to their lack of safety.

We came before the water side was available, but it was still an amazing time for the kids. My kids aged 4 and 7 could have stayed all day! I thought they would have gotten bored of doing the same slides over and over again, but surprisingly enough, they never did. While they enjoyed all activities, the big hit was the HUGE slide. It’s a long drop down and my kids (and all the other kids) seemed to get off of it and get right back in line to go down it again.
*There were plenty of tables with umbrellas for parents to sit down in the shade.
*You can’t bring in your own water bottles, but they do have them for sale.
*They provide the elbow bands for free so you don’t get «slide burn».

Was tremendously impressed with sales woman today in the ticket booth, her smile just lit up my day, I have never felt so welcome to an outdoor activity center, your employee was so obliging and explain everything in great detail the centre itself was so clean and my children had a great day. Was satisfied by all work members and will definitely be returning in the future especially to see you the blonde girl

We had our daughters 5^th Birthday party here & it was AWESOME!!! Kevin was AMAZING & went over & above to make everything great! The kids had a BLAST & didn’t wanna leave! We as he parents loved it so much cause it was very «turnkey», invite kids to the party, bring cake, order pizza & BAM the party is a HIT & there’s nothing to clean up… that’s my kinda party!
They had such a great time at the birthday party that we came back today so they can have some more FUN!!!

This place gets one star because of the HORRIBLE experience my parents and I had today (5÷28÷15) at this place. My parents and I got there at 4, and at 4:45 I notice 2 employees closing umbrellas and putting stuff away (food cart etc.) I asked one of the guys what time they closed and he tells me 5, to which I reply but your hours online and on the front of the ticket booth say 6. His excuse is that they are closing early today because they have to move some inflatables around. I then go and tell my parents we have to start gathering the boys to leave. My parents are just as irritated as I am being that we had only been there 45 mins and my parents had spent money on admission for both of my boys. Had we known that the place would be closing early we would not have stayed. My father asked to speak to the manager since their «new» hours were not posted anywhere and were getting kicked out an hour early. The «manager»
half apologized, said there was nothing he could do and offered $ 3 off coupons for the next visit. We were not happy and declined his coupons. As we are heading out we encounter another family just as upset about the place closing an hour early and together tell the manager they cannot switch up the hours without posting it somewhere. My father and the gentleman ask for the managers name and the manager turns and walks away. He then walks back and tells all of us to leave the premises or he will call security. We tell him to go ahead and he replies that now he’s calling the cops. After insisting we get his name, Steven. As a manager, one has to be ready to handle customer concerns/​issues and help find the solution. His solution to walk away AND then proceed to threaten paying customers was not the right one.

1^st timer. My 7 year old enjoyed himself. Very clean. Feels very secure with all the staff they have.
Only recommendation is to get longer cushions for the landing portion of the jumpies. I saw some kiddos shooting out and missing the cushion provided. This could be a safety issue.

Took my kids here for the 1^st time recently. So the stars depend on the age of the kid. My 9 year-​old got bored within half an hour. My 4 year-​old had a great time for much longer. I think this place is ideal for maybe late 2, 3 year-​old through 6 or 7 year-​olds. I myself had some fun. The largest slide is fun to go down. There is usually a good groupon deal or something. Also — wear long sleeve or make your kids wear the arm/​sleeve things they offer as your arms can rub and burn on the quick slides. Wear pants and socks, too. Also, I would not go here any day over 80 degrees.
Haven’t checked out the water part of it in the Summer yet. It might be worthwhile if not too crowded.

My son always has a blast here. It is a little pricey, but that it why I try to buy passes on groupon and living social.

My son had his 7^th Birthday Party there yesterday. The staff was friendly and amazing and they did not rush us out of our tent even when our time was up. Since the crazy old security guard was no longer there the atmosphere was so much more relaxing. My son said this was the best party ever! Every kids in our party had a blasted (we had kids from 2 – 12). This place is 10 times better than Pump it up. Price was great. They need to make money to run this place. If you don’t want to spend money than keep your kids at home.

My husband says only crazy people leave 1 star reviews but I wouldn’t even bother coming here to write a review unless it was absolutely necessary.
**Parents– this place isn’t for children under 4 but you’ll pay $ 15 to find that out. We were told to remedy that issue by purchasing an adult pass for $ 20 so we could go with the kid. Then my husband was «too big», which is laughable. And then they put the wrist band on me so at least one of us could go with the toddler. And then I got yelled at for assisting her into the age appropriate bouncy. We had words with the management, got some passes to visit again and left within 15 mins. Fantastic… I doubt this place will still be here in 2 years when my kid is finally old enough.
Don’t take a child under 4 who can’t go unassisted or get ready to flush at least $ 35. Great times removing the wrist band from the toddler and carrying her out screaming. What a waste.
Follow-​up on the comment: Max, businesses can also set rules based on ethics such as «It’s not ethical to sell parents of a toddler a $ 15 pass if the business knows the child is simply too young to participate». You should know that as the manager of a jumpy house business. It’s not the consumer’s burden. Another possible rule could be «It’s not ethical to sell an additional pass to parent who wishes to help child participate if you know parent isn’t allowed to participate». Parents should know you’re scamming families (and in this case a military family) so they can spend their hard earned $$ making positive memories with their kids. Shame on you.

Edit-​Downgrading my review from 2 stars to one star for the snarky response (see below) from Max F. Hey I thought I was being generous there! Guess they don’t want it…
A few simple business rules:
1-​Be ethical
2-​Be trustworthy
3-Don’t engage in arguments with customers on your own Unilocal page! You come across… poorly.
Original review–
From the outside this seems to be a fun, high energy place for the children. Unfortunately they have a business model which attempts to extort and up sell and then limits participation.
Here is how their «business model» (I wouldn’t go so far as to overtly call it a scam, but…) works:
1-​You pay for your child to enter-​$ 15.
2-​They force you to buy socks for your child-​$ 2.
3-​You try to take your child on the slide and are told that you need to pay to go up the slides-​$ 20
4-​You are then not allowed to take your child into about half of the amusements because you are «too tall» (ie over 45 inches)
Interlude-​You are not allowed to enter the slides if over 180 lbs, which precludes even reasonably tall and/​or fit and/​or completely average male parents from taking their kids up.
So now you have a kid who is unable to go in by themselves, a father who cannot enter any of the rides, a mother who cannot enter the toddler appropriate slides, and the kicker:
The «manager» Steven would not refund the admission price when this group of contradictory and anti-​customer issues was presented. We did get some free passes, so I just need to cut off a leg to make their weight limit for next time. Although they probably have a no-​amputee rule somewhere hidden in the small print.
In all seriousness I would suggest you not take anyone less than 4 here and do not expect to participate yourself. And have lots of cash. And socks.

Horrible customer service. My daughter only wanted to go with her mom so I asked to switch wristbands. They refused so now I’m out 20 $ for not going on any rides because they wouldn’t switch them thank you for caring!!!

This place is a good place to come, and let the kids get all their energy out. The price is a lil bit high ($ 15) for a kid, but then again that’s all day admission. You can leave and come back as long as you keep your wrist band on. They have snacks and drinks at a decent price. Overall good place you can bring the kids to on a moments notice and not pay an arm and a leg. Age range is really for 3 – 11 any smaller and they won’t be able to do much and any older they will be bored. Lots of tables with umbrellas for the Parents to sit and watch the kids play.

I bought a living social deal to bring my 5 yr old son. He had a blast. Got to go on every slide. It was very clean and the staff was great. He even made some new friends. We will definitely be bringing him back!

There’s nothing really wrong about this place, but there’s nothing really great about this place either. There’s about 10 inflated play stations, so they’re isn’t too much to do. My son did them all in not even 10 minutes. It does provide a quick place to burn off some energy and have a little fun. I guess I’m trying to figure out the $ 20 admission and how it’s justifiable. Oh well… my kid had fun, so ultimately that’s all that matters. The staff are constantly roving the premises, so it did look like they were making sure the kids were safe. The staff were on point. They also have food available that isn’t super overpriced. It consists of the standard selection of burger, hot dog, chips, etc. This place was fine, but I would suggest more stations for the kids.

I bought four Groupon’s, 2 for children, 2 adults. Apparently the groupon doesnt work for adults and I couldn’t tell from the ad but oh well, he allowed us adults to pay the difference. I thought the park was more water focused. There are only three slides with water, all three slides intimidated my five year old. Both kids complained constantly of a sore butt as they got off a slide.
Pros:
1. Food for sale
2. Clean
3. Plenty of seating
Cons:
1. Long entrance line
2. Groupon is only good for kids
3. Kids cant go back and forth on wet and dry bouncers. Kids must be fully dried with shirt on.
4. Parents– dont buy to participate, its a joke
5. Not enough water slides
6. rude staff
7. Rude kids, laissez faire parents who dont check their kids behaivor.
Meh, dont come unless you have nothing else to do.

Really nice friendly staff and amazing fun family day for kids and adults but I have to say …:(the slides get VERY hot. My daughter left with rug burn looking welts all over her little butt cheeks because she wore shorts. I highly recommend this place it was no fault of the company or site or staff. She didn’t want to stop even though she kept saying that it really hurt. Please please make your family wear long pants if you visit this fun spot! I really think it should even be posted at the front entrance. My daughter is an acrobat and aerialist and she can’t train for a little while… But I promise it’s a fun place and clean and affordable!