Pump N Jump

10 $ to jump way too much, Rotterdam mall cheaper. Clifton Park cheaper and nicest. Freezing in the building no heat on 10 degree day and place is filthy and bare bones. Won’t be back, don’t waste your time, your kids will be dissapointed.

I held a joint party for my 2 and 5 year old sons here, and it was a huge success! The first hour is devoted to bouncing. There are 2 separate bounce areas, one for ages 5 and under with 4 different bouncies, and the other for the bigger kids with like 7 bouncies and a giant maze-​like obstacle course bouncy. It’s very hard to keep the little ones from going in the big bouncy area, as it is very tempting. I just stopped trying and let them go in, since it was a slow day and there were maybe only 5 other kids in the place who weren’t part of party. Nobody yelled at me or made me take them out, so it was all good!
In addition to the bouncy rooms, there’s a small area with a bunch of outdoor toddler play equipment (play house, play kitchen, slides, etc), which came in very handy for the little ones when they were all bounced out.
Once the hour of bouncy time was up, they served pizza, cake, and then it was present opening time. The party room was very spacious, they had a giant inflatable chair for the birthday boy (s) to sit in. The party assistant, Brittany, was extremely attentive and checked in frequently to make sure all was well and see if we needed anything. When I booked the party I chose a Paw Patrol theme and they had Paw Patrol plates, napkins and goody bags.
After this, the kids were all given credits to use in the arcade. They have a really cool Jurassic Park game that my older son loved, and a Batman game, some skee ball lanes, and a few various others. Once they fill in the arcade area with more games, it’ll be awesome. The ticket prizes are a tad bit lame, will be pretty cool once they populate those more as well.
Back to the goody bags, that is the one thing I think could be improved upon. In the party rules it specifies that you can’t bring your own goody bags, you must use theirs ($ 4 per kid). When I booked the party I asked what they consisted of and they said that they won’t know until they consult with the party planning or something. Well, it ended up consisting of a handful of cheap plastic toys that appeared to be from the ticket prize boxes in the arcade. Luckily I brought some Paw Patrol cups for each guest to supplement the bags. I would suggest maybe adding some candy, lollipops or bubbles or something other than the cheap plastic toys.
Overall, I was very pleased. This place has only been open for about 6 weeks, so I believe it can only go up from here. The prices are also EXTREMELY reasonable, when you compare to everything else in the area. Once the facility is populated with more arcade games, prizes, and food, it’ll be a smash hit! It’s also right next to Walmart, where you can order your cake from and pick it up prior to the party, if you don’t buy it through Pump n Jump. Walmart did a very tasty Paw Patrol ¼ sheet cake for $ 20.

This facility just opened, food is bare bones concession. Water
for kids only ¢75. $ 9.95/admission for kiddos for unlimited jumping various age appropriate sections well marked off.4 good size party rooms well sectioned off and.private. Cool place