ABQ Jump

It brings me joy to write a good review for any business that has previously heard bad reviews. Whatever incidents or problems creating the negative reviews for ABQ Jump, have now changed! Either the owners really took these reviews to heart or they came around to updating equipment, services, and demeanor, as people who really care about their businesses will naturally do.
All the inflatable, bouncy structures were new with no duct tape, no signs of wear, or rips. The woman working at the counter was super friendly and went out of her way to accommodate a special request I had. In fact, I didn’t even have to ask, she just offered.
My daughter had a hoot hollerin’ good time in the two huge rooms filled inflatable structures and she made friends easily. The facilities were very clean and organized. BONUS: ABQ Jump offers free WiFi to us parents who can never really stop working.
What really stands out about this place is they offer slumber parties. For a very reasonable price, you can have your child’s slumber party here. Definitely looking into that for my kiddo’s upcoming, double-​digit birthday. How does it get better than that?
Go here, you won’t regret it! (I hope)

I’m not sure if this place is under new management or what but our experience with ABQ Jump, which ended only a few hours ago, was the complete opposite of previous reviews. We decided to take our son there for some indoor fun, he’s a big fan of another local indoor jump/​bounce business so we did a quick search for similar places and settled on ABQ Jump. I believe we were the first customers of the day (this was open jump), we were greeted immediately upon walking in by a very friendly staff member. While filling out the waiver she informed us that a large (50 children) field trip group was coming by shortly, she wanted to make sure that we we were aware before we payed for anything. In addition to that the owner found us in the playroom a short while later to make sure we were ok with it as well, they cared that much and we greatly appreciated it. There are numerous arcade games available for play, some for older kids and some for all ages. They aren’t the newest in the world but they’ve got a few arcade classics that make up for it. The bounce houses themselves are of a few different types; bounce house/​slide combo with a basketball hoop inside, smaller toddler bounce house, large slide with ladder, and huuuuge slide/​obstacle setup. There’s also a separate two hoop basketball inflatable with plenty of smaller kick balls to shoot around with. We did a solid 1 hr 45 minutes there and our 3 year old boy was thoroughly delighted the whole time. There’s snacks and drinks up front if needed, clean bathrooms outside of the play area, a TV with kids programming up front and some toys for smaller kids in the same area. All in all we had a great time, I’d be happy to recommend the place to anyone with small kids looking to have a few hours of fun indoors.

Had my sons birthday party here recently and all went pretty well. I was worried because of the previous reviews about ruined birthdays and upset guests but luckily there was no other party at the same time so we were allowed to use both bounce rooms. The host, Branden, I believe did the best he could with the training he might have had. He was polite and directed us through the entire party but I didn’t know how it all worked, what his purpose was. I would have liked a run through of the his role and the party timing, etc. I also felt rushed during the opening of the presents. I was presented with thank you cards for our guests that Branden filled out with who gave what. Great idea and appreciated but you could tell he rushed to fill the out and so names and gifts were hard to read and some guests names misspelled. I can’t possibly give my guests these cards with misspelled names and chicken scratch hand-​writing, so a waste of time and marketing since the cards also have a coupon for $ off their own party. All in all though a good time was had by all.

My kids (5 and 2) and I had a blast here. It’s a very low key place with about 4 inflatable jumpy houses, jumpy slides, jumpy climby things. A couple token video games and whack a mole but that’s not really what this place is about. I got to get a bit of exercise by chasing my kids around one of their inflatable obstacle courses. My kids can’t wait to go back.

An indoor playground comprised of giant inflatable slides and bounce castles. Great for kids to run around and get tired out — yeah for parents who can sit and watch the kids go wild. Frequent jumper pass is $ ⁵⁰⁄₁₀ visits. They host birthday parties which means the place is sometimes closed to other visitors. This was a total bummer on a weekend we tried to take our 2 year old — lots of crying unfortunately. You have to check their website before going in the hours/​location page — I personally think they should put it on the homepage if they are closed for open jump.