Pump It Up

This is a really nice idea for indoor kids activities, kids birthday parties and a general wear your kid out so they sleep good place. I was surprised how big this place is as they have two large rooms with inflatables as well as a couple rooms for parties. I would say the idea age for this place is probably for your 8 – 10 year old, but my 4 year old had a great time (and even I dabbled in some of the activities).
Let me say this first before I get to the constructive criticism… I am not the safety police. Actually quite the contrary… I am the rub some dirt on it and get back out there guy. That being said I was a bit nervous watching some of the kids play here. Most of the things the kids were playing on I didn’t have a problem with, but a couple of the inflatables looked like a broken bone waiting to happen. Think trampoline safety with a couple extra safeguards but also a couple other real possibilities to be injured otherwise. Also, the «safety» video before had was pretty much a joke as no one listened or really could even hear it. Seemed like a liability only/​walking through the motions thing for me. But, all in all pretty solid idea and I’m sure my kids will be back — ill just be a bit cautious around them.

A little pricey for most families these days, but then again, what isn’t? Its just one of those places that you feel nickel and dimed as a parent, for everything and anything.
That aside…
This place is fun for kids 3^rd grade and below. You can bring your own cake or pre-​packed snacks, but you can’t bring your own food. You have to order their pizza. They also will provide a cake — I don’t recommend their cake. Dairy Queen has way better cakes — cheaper too.
Older kids and adults, save your money and go to Skymax Trampoline Arena in North Canton instead.

Clean, safe and indoors, Pump It Up inflatable party zone provides kids a high-​energy hour of bounce-​off-​the-​walls fun.
When you enter the second inflatable jump room (I didn’t get to see the first) you see three large inflatable structures. Directly ahead is a big yellow slide standing about 20 feet tall, six feet wide and an 80 degree angle going down. Immediately on the left is a large enclosed jungle gym. And in the back corner is an inflatable basket ball bounce court.
All of the staff were extremely courteous and with each visit they give away some kind of freebie coupon. I was impressed with how clean Pump It Up is. The walls were clean and bright as if they had just been painted, though I doubt they were. It looks like they do a good amount of regular maintenance to keep the place as spotless as possible. The carpet wasn’t worn, nor was the floor. For good measure there is a king-​size bottle of hand sanitizer floating around so no kid leaves the inflatable zone germified.
Pump It Up isn’t just for parties, though it’s great for those as well. But its a perfect place to take the kids so they can burn off some energy on a day when you can’t get them to stop bouncing off the walls of your home. Bouncing off the walls is an acceptable, and preferred, activity at Pump It Up.