Xtreme Trampoline

This place is trying to improve based on the reviews. There are now couches where adults can sit and watch TV. The kids need to wear socks so now it will be cleaner then dirty feet everywhere. Keep up with the improvement.

What the what? What happened?!
The previous owner sold the place, that’s what happened! All of the things I raved about in my previous review, gone, gone, gone. We used to go 3 times a week as an exercise program for my son. We loved it!
Then things started changing without warning, odd new requirements, no communication to loyal customers, even the workers seemed out of sorts… and those kids were amazing workers, so I can only imagine what impact the new management is having on them. The entire experience is different now.
We still go occasionally, mostly because I have punch cards that they’ll probably refuse to accept before you know it, but even my son doesn’t want to go because the workers aren’t as happy, he has to wear those ridiculous socks (you must BUY and wear their branded socks or go barefoot… my son hates ankle socks and I’m not letting him go barefoot in a den of potential plantar’s warts).
They also took away the basketball hoop. :(
Two stars only because they’ve kept the same employees we loved before. But I saw they were hiring, so that will probably change too. Jut a totally different vibe there.

Great place to bring the kids of any age!!! All of the teenagers had a blast. Very clean and safe. Staff is attentive and they do enforce the rules. As long as you are willing to follow them then a great time can be had by everyone.
I highly recommend that you buy their special sticky socks to jump with.
Staff does not seem happy. No smiles. They are very serious.

I jumped… I bounced, I jumped… and I bounced some more.
So, you don’t have any kids, and you can’t remember the last time you played like one. You’re stressed at work or maybe you aren’t you are just plain bored! You’ve been on a date to every restaurant in your city and you want to try something different that’s interactive and fun, but you aren’t interested in climbing rocks or jumping out of planes.
Why not try Trampoline world?
Pros:
— The large trampolines are sectioned off by age groups, so you don’t have to worry about accidentally smashing someones kid.
— They have a large dodge ball pit where you can play safely and enjoy the game that you use to fear in Junior high.
— You can work up a sweat, giggle, and look frigging adorable bouncing around and having fun.
— Aerobic activity is good for you regardless of your size or age and trampolines are not bad for your joints, and bones.
— They have snack food (which I’d rather not touch since, it’s all processed)
— They have cute little kid parties so if you are like me in your 30’s without children you won’t mind seeing the cute tiny tots jumping in their section and yelling, «Hey Mom look at me.» Hey, you are probably saying the same thing to your boyfriend or best friend as they film you jumping around with so much glee! ;)
— They have a foam pit where you can dive from the trampoline into this massive pit of foam and it fulfills all of the dreams of the person who’s afraid of drowning in water and fears jumping off the diving board. This way you get to dive all you want to without water getting in your ears or nose.
— They have lockers so you can lock your stuff like cell phones, purses, jackets, and shoes away
— The policy is one person per trampoline to make sure no one lands on each other and pretty much everyone obeys this rule so you can feel safe.
— Cons–
I’m going to guess they don’t scrub the foam pit, or any of the materials down. It would be virtually impossible to clean this place the way it should be clean to prevent the spread of diseases. When you leave there make sure you have some hand sanitize, Lysol spray and be prepared to shower asap when you arrive home!
Make sure you use the bathroom before going on the trampoline even if you don’t think you have to go… trust me — just do it!

Not coming here any more. The ever looming fear of litigation has taken every ounce of fun out of this place. I am not even allowed to jump with my young son because of new enforced restrictions on ages and designated trampolines. The place is almost empty on weeknights, however, you still cannot jump with your own child. You’ve lost my business. I’m very disappointed.

I suggest taking a business course in building customer loyalty. I purchased a Groupon coupon to take my daughter on a Friday 12÷26÷14 and admit to not reading the fine print where you actually have BLACKOUT Dates. When I offered to pay the difference, I was refused and now i have to come back to this establishment or eat the coupon. Children have school on Friday.
I make it a rule not to do business with company’s that think so little of their clients. You have just joined that list.

Yuck! They say you can submit the waiver online and then say they can’t find it. My poor mother tried to take my kids for a day of fun and it ended in tears. Figure out your systems!!!

Terrible service!!! Several courts were closed during open play, so the management had our group play with older kids. Our group had kids ranging from 3 – 5. Not only was it disorganized but the staff would reprimand the small kids for silly stuff while older kids would not listen to them at all. Overall the atmosphere is terrible if you’re brining kids who are younger than 14. Save your money and go to one of the many places around that are much more family friendly!

Groupons come out for this place from time to time. Very worth it. Great place for kids to run around and have a lot of fun.

It’s a perfect places for kids to come and have fun. We had BDP for my son here. The staff was very friendly and help full. We had about 20 people in our party. We ordered pizza in advance before our party. They had three tables set up for us when we arrived. Everything very smoothly as planed. Kids had a blast. Pizza and Drinks were on time. Very good experience over all.

Had a great time and it was quite the workout. The place looked a little dirty, bathrooms needed cleaning and the floors had spilled drinks and bottles on the floor, tables were sticky. The section for above 14 had some girls that looked quite young and shouldn’t have been in that section. Lines to dodge ball were very long.

I have personally talk to a manager here regrading an issue with a group of 13 boys charging at an a blonde employee at the foam pit where this employee kicked the group of boys out for there inability to listen and how the boys were jumping on others. The manager said he was doing his best, I asked him why don’t you limited the amount of people on the platform. His reply was that he didn’t have enough staff to cover this issue. Okay Joey ! What a great manager you are

I’ve never been a fan of my kids going here because this place just scares the crap out of me. The first time I was a nervous wreck thinking someone was going to break a neck (the other parents were just as worried). The second time they went with family, and one kid slipped a bit before hitting the foam pit and hurt his back. Sorry parents, but if you invite my kids to another birthday here, we just can’t join you. And after the last time, even my kids (second graders) don’t want to go back. One hurt his arm on a basketball hoop rim. The other complained for two days that his back hurt. That’s it!!!
C and E typically hitch a ride with another parent, and this was the first time I had the honors of taking them inside (the reason for my first review). Honors? I don’t think so. Mind you, the only reason I gave this place two stars instead of one is because it’s not their fault about how I personally feel about this business. When we arrived, per the arrival time on the invitation, it was extremely disorganized and I expected to be handed a waiver and I was told you have to fill it out on their computer system. So I dragged my two very eager boys with me, we attempted to fill out the form — I screwed up after the first time and had to wait for someone to help me. I think I Saved instead of hit Continue. Whatever. So now my kids had to wait 5 minutes longer for their stupid mother to figure it out. Then, once we did we finished and were guided into a room for a safety video! What? Oh my poor kids — now they’ve already missed 15 minutes of the party. The movie was so scary I almost wanted them to leave with me right there. I can still here the video mentioning «broken backs» «broken necks» landing too hard can cause injury, etc.
But, all their friends were in there so I freaked out, said a prayer and sent my boys into the wild. Oh, and the wild it was. I didn’t know where to find anyone and thankfully I found a familiar dad to figure out where to go. There was no one to guide me other than to say go through that hall and take a right turn! Yikes! Personally it was a madhouse in my opinion, and I couldn’t stay and was never so happy to know there were a few parents who could to look after my clan.
Sorry Xtreme Trampoline. I don’t care about your waivers or safety movies. I’m not a fan of this place, and either are my kids!

I think this place is a complete waste of money. If you do decide to go, do not pay for more than an hour. They have no way of knowing how long you been there.
Also, the foam pit was extremely small. I waited 30 mins and never got to jump in. Its only 1 person per trampoline so its not as cool as you imagine it.
They want you to have your socks off. If you have been dying to get a foot fungus be my guess. I did not see one person mop or sweep and I was there for 2 hours.
Washrooms were fairly clean and well kept up.
Bring quarters for the lockers. They did not tell us we needed quarters for the locker and they dont have a change machine to make it more convenient.
Lastly most of the games here were broken and out of order. I will never waste my expensive gas going here again. I rather jump on the couch next time.

Really?!? Over a YEAR LATER you reply? Really? There were NO SOCKS for sale BACK in FEB 2012 for sale! Nice try.

Xtreme Trampoline is a lot of fun and a great workout! I came here with a group of friends with a Groupon for two hours of jumping. Our butts were tired after the first hour. The area is sectioned off by general jumping trampolines, the foam pits, and dodge ball & by age groups. The workers are dressed as referees. Only one person is allowed on a trampoline square at a time. It was really annoying how many 7 year olds are allowed in the 14+ area considering there are a limited number of squares… The workers really didn’t care that the little kids were jumping in the wrong areas. I wasn’t about to jump around in the 5 yr old section. Sectioning off the areas seems pretty pointless if they’re going to allow that. This is a great place for little kids birthday parties. Overall, it’s a fun place to go and bop around but I think it was a one time visit for me.

If you do not like children or teenagers do not go here. I repeat, do NOT go here. I mean, I should’ve known because it’s a trampoline place out in the suburbs. What else are kids supposed to do?
A group of us «adults» went last weekend to do something a little different. Plus we had a Groupon. You know that scene when people walk into a bar, the music screeches to a halt and everyone is staring at the people who just walked in? Yeah, that was us as we entered Xtreme Trampoline.
I guess my big issue was that there just weren’t enough trampolines for adults. The 14+ section was overflowing with kids after 7:30 and there was no good way to wait for a trampoline to open up without standing along the little edge and risk getting injured by a flying Wallenda wannabe. So we got about 5 minutes of jumping in, and it only took us an hour or so to squeeze all that trampoline action in.
After an hour we decided to call it a night and head back to the city to hang out. It was 45 minutes there, and 45 minutes back, for what amounted to 5 minutes of bouncy time. Waste.

It is what you would expect wall to wall trampolines and not much else. The dodgeball court is my favorite part, but if there aren’t a lot of people there and/​or you aren’t there with friends this place is kind of a bummer. I went with a group of 25 or so friends, and we had a blast playing dodgeball and dunking basketballs.
Fair warning though you have to go barefoot while you are on the trampolines, sign waivers, and watch a safety video. Going at night during the week with a big group is the best way to do it.

After my previous visit here, I was not looking forward to coming back. Yet, I returned last night with a large group of friends and had a blast! We had the entire place reserved just for our group (plus friends and family) and secured a great deal (half-​price, basically). The referees/​employees were also extremely nice and friendly. We enjoyed all the trampolines, played dodgeball, dunk some hoops, jumped in foam (I avoided the foam), and hung out with our friends. Last time, I thought an hour was long; I lasted three hours last night and was eager to keep going. My husband and I were the last ones to leave. I guess your experience depends on how you’re feeling and who you’re with.

I personally was not a big fan of this place, but my students had a blast! They provided us with a very generous group discount and did not charge the chaperones who would not be jumping. They have two small vending machines stocking mostly sodas and sweets. They say you are not allowed to bring in outside food, but they allowed us to have pizza delivered.
The staff was very attentive and ensured that everyone was following the rules outlined in the introductory video.
I am a bit concerned about how clean the place is. One of our staff members came out of the foam pit with a booger on her arm. However, I don’t know that there is an effective way to clean a foam pit?!
I also agree with Mary that you should only buy an hour at the time… most people (students and staff) were done with it before the hour was up!