FLIPnOUT Fun Centers

So disappointed, I looked up flip n out here on Unilocal to call and see if they where open. When I called they where open and I ask what time they closed lady on the phone explained to me the hours so I decided to take my kids and be there before 8 so we can at least have an hour to play. When I arrived 7:50pm the location here on Craig is closed and moved to flamingo and 215. Lady never mentioned that they moved to different location if they are keeping the same number they should explain to people as soon as they pick up the phone, my kids were disappointment and sad that they missed a play day when I promised them to take them now, 215 and flamingo is about 20 – 30 min drive from Craig and will not make it enough time to enjoy play time.

Went to visit this location today. Says it is permanently closed down
One fun place on north side of town sorry to see it closed

Very busy, not monitored trampoline. Carefree attitude, shoes allowed on trampoline and it’s worn out. I won’t return. There’s one that’s alot better and funner

I will not bring my kids back. It was overcrowded and not monitored properly. Well over 100 kids on the trampolines at once. My kids couldn’t even jump without a ball flying at their head or other kids crossing and/​or jumping in their area. I came here because it was close to home… I will make the drive to sky zone from here on out… wouldn’t even give it one star but it’s required to post

I thought I gave a review on this place already but I guess not. I wanted to give it an extra star. They’ve added some video games, a snack area, a climbing rock area, and laser tag.
More enjoyable then the last time I went which was a year ago maybe 2?
Cons: its so damn warm in there. More activities in the trampoline. More games. Laser tag looks kind of lame from the outside.
With that being said, lots of potential, I see.

Friday evening in the summer and not crowded. Normally this would be a red flag, but surprisingly, this is awesome! 2 hours of unlimited play for 2 people for $ 35 (groupon. reg price $ 25 each). This has been the cheapest fun the kids have had all week! Fun for all ages. The place is clean and has several different areas to keep all entertained. There is even free wifi. There is a small concession stand in the middle of the floor that has movie theater type food. Think «school snack shack» for food prices. The restrooms are only 1 person at a time, but we didn’t experience a line. I can imagine how it would be an issue if there was a party going on. There are no rules in regards to necessary footwear. You can wear shoes, socks, or nothing while jumping. Laser tag requires shoes; any shoes. Rock climbing needs socks or shoes; any shoes. The kids are having a ball and we will definitely be back.

Laser tage was super fun. Lots and lots of jumping fun to wear out those kids!

Great place, I’ve brought my nephew here a couple of times and he loves it. Great prices and they offer discounts and living social coupons.

My 6 year old girls and I always enjoy going to Flip’n out. We have been going there for at least the last 3 years. Many things have changed over the years mostly for the positive. The staff has always been outstanding! My concern is that their is not enough bathroom facilities for a place of that size. Otherwise keep up the great work!

Great place for kids to burn off energy. More things to do, laser tag, jump, and arcade

I took my kids here in Sept and meant to write a Unilocal review but did a review on their FaceBook page. Here was my experience.
I really wanted to like this place. My kids are 3 and 10 and I was excited that they were going to get to jump together unlike other indoor trampoline places.
FlipNOut allows jumpers the option to wear street shoes, no socks or socks. This seemed unsanitary and unsafe for other jumpers.
There was no place for parents to watch their kids while jumping as the upstairs was blocked off and if a parent stood at the entrance they were blocking other parents or kids from getting in.
In addition, there was no staff or supervision in the kids under 5 area. I saw bigger kids in this area doing flips and knocking down kids half their size.
Their was also no staff presence at the bouncy house & slide and there were kids going up the slide not allowing other kids to go down.
To top it all off I saw 2 bathrooms and each had 1 toilet which is insane for a facility that size.
Overall, I was very disappointed and will not be taking my kids back.

This place is awesome ! Great place to go to blow some energy. The trampolines are huge and there is even a place for the younger children (five and under). It’s prices are great. The staff and is also very friendly and always willing to help !
I would definitely recommend to anyone in Vegas.

Maybe coming here after the holidays (or the weekend) wasn’t such a great idea — this place is packed! There was a line out the door, and a good 20min. wait to finally get to the desk to register. Apparently the computer system they have set up to register/​sign the waiver is relatively new, and not too many took advantage of it. But I did, and it made the whole process a lot smoother.
$ 8/​hour of jumping — and some sort of tax. (Which should amount to $ 32 but I was charged an extra $ 4 for some reason.) Altogether I paid $ 36 for two people + two hours of jumping each.
There’s an arcade area that looks like a lot of fun, as well as laser tag which looked awesome! Next time I’m here, I will definitely be partaking in the laser tag… I just need to gather a few friends! :-)

We love this place! We have gone twice. The first time was for a school family night out, the second time was for a birthday party. Both times we had a great experience.
There is lots to do; wall to wall trampolines, rock climbing, Lazer tag, bouncy houses/​slides, and an arcade area. They charge by the hour for jumping. The first time I went I was skeptical about that being enough time, but even the kids tired out fast. It’s a great work out.
The Lazer tag is awesome, with a 2 level playing arena. Fun for kids and kids at heart.
When we went for the school’s night out, they gave discounts for students and their families and donated a portion of their profits to the school. (The school will definitely do this again!)
The party set up is great. You get a table right by the trampolines. For an extra fee you can have a party host, but it is not required.
The snack bar has pretty standard pricing and a decent selection. The pizza was pretty good, better than bar pizza or Chuck E Cheese. Kinda greasy, but that’s just motivation to jump. They also have hot dogs, candy, soda, juice and Gatorade.
The little kid area is outstanding. I was pleasantly surprised that it was safe for my 19 month old. She LOVES it! She jumped more than anyone, and they don’t charge parents who are just supervising little ones.
They also offer military discounts.

Best 10 bucks I’ve spent in along time. I can’t believe I’ve not brought my son here sooner. I guess I’ve always been a little discouraged with the amount of cars I see in the parking lot. Well don’t let it stop you! There’s a TON of room inside. It’s huge and if your worried about your little one being trampled on by bigger kids you don’t have to be. We were there for 1 hour this time around and he was sooo tired afterwards. Tons of Fun!

Brought my cousins here yesterday!
Definitely a fun place for the kids! Has a wide selection of things to do like Rock Wall, Trampoline (w dodge ball & basketballs), Jumper, Slide, 4-​story Laser Tag (in a warehouse feel arena) & an outdated arcade.
I think the only thing that is missing is a foam pit.
We were greeted by the workers when we walked in and were suggested to look around the main room before making a purchase. I really appreciated that. We were running short on time so I just paid for the hour of jumping on the trampoline. I was worried they may get bored of just jumping but they also had some soft balls in there for basketball and dodgeball! They also had bleachers to watch the fun from up high, but sadly the bleachers were blocked off so you had to watch from a distance where the chairs were.
But if you have a little one, don’t worry. They have a section of the trampolines blocked off for kids so they won’t get attacked by a «big kid» doing flips or get hit with one of the balls flying all around.
They also had a snack stand for anyone who wanted to grab a quick bite of pizza or churros. (Good quality churros btw)
& the party sections were cute. I could totally see hosting a kids party there because the workers even set up a table for whatever food you are serving. Seemed pretty organized.
Oh & when you purchase your hour, you’re given a colored wristband so every 15 minutes, they announce on the overhead which color time is up.
They also have everyone doing laser tag play at the same time to make it one epic game — totally makes sense, so I applaud them for that.
Overall, we’ll be back (: they had tons of fun! I’ll probably join them next time

If you want to get your kids tired so they go to bed early… This is the place to take them lol I myself paid to jump for an hour and boy was I dying lol
I found a groupon for 4 people for only $ 20 so look into that… It saved me $ 20 since it’s normally $ 10 per person per hour.
The trampolines are a work out lol they also have so bounce houses for the kids as well.
Enjoy!

It’s a giant room of trampolines. What more could you want? Our kids loved it, my oldest son liked the walls being trampolines the most, and spent the majority of the time seeing how high and far he could run along the walls.
My youngest really loved the fact that there is a separate area for small children/​toddlers. Not having to worry about big kids knocking you on your butt the whole time was great for him. That area was practically empty too, so when his big brother joined him, they had the place to themselves and had lots of fun together.
Only downside is there wasn’t really a good place to watch your kids. All the tables were occupied with birthday party rentals, so we could only really stand on the far end to watch. Looking at pictures, they may have added an upper level for seating (we went about 8 months ago).
Additional benefits: cheap snacks and drinks at a little snack stand, and a decent assortment of arcade games. There are also party rooms in addition to the party tables.

This place is ok and I’ve gone to better, more attractive looking trampoline/​jumping centers, but this one gets the job done if you have kids with extra energy to burn or are looking for a good and tiring workout by jumping around.
We arrived on a weekday evening at about 7:20 PM and wanted to jump until their 9 PM close time. We had Living Social vouchers for 2 hrs each but I told them it was ok with me if I could at least get the hour and half in before they closed. They asked me if I was sure and told me that would be fine, as long as I was sure. So we filled out waivers, got our wristbands and proceeded inside.
The jumping area was fairly large and was split into a regular side and a smaller side meant for younger kids; I guess so they don’t get stomped on? The regular side had 2 basketball hoops on the wall and it was fun trying to jump up and try to shoot baskets from far away.
We were having a good old time tiring ourselves when at 8:30 PM, an employee came over and told us that our jump time was over. I realized that they either gave me the wrong wristband or we got jipped on what we had requested and paid for. I tried going back to the office to ask, but there was a rope and sign in front of the door saying that it was closed. I sent an email to the center’s management but have not heard back as of yet regarding why we were kicked out after essentially paying for at least an hour and half of time!

Thank you for the military discount. $ 1 off per child for the one hour jump time.
So I read the reviews before going and I was on guard. Since I read that little kids were being hit by dodge balls I was not going to have any of that. So upon check in I asked how safe it was and they explained how they had areas roped off.
As you walk in if you haven’t been you need to «register» your kids by filling out a form on their computer. Cost was $ 10 per hour but my friend Kate invited us and saved us $ 20 with her Groupon!
Not what I was expecting. It’s a large indoor warehouse with a wall of trampolines and bouncy house, giant slide, arcade games, chairs to sit, laser tag, the big area where the trampolines were did have an area netted off for tiny kids on one side and bigger kids on another. It’s chilly so take a sweater (during «winter» months).
As soon as I saw big kids throwing balls without regard to tiny kids in the area I told their mother’s to get their kids out of there and put them on the other side (why are some mom’s clueless?)
I also told the kid on duty that worked there to tell the older boys to stick to one side of the trampoline and to get the little tiny kids out of the way (who’s mother’s were who knows where?)
The staff member quickly got to work and all was well. I think the staff acted quickly and the older kids will just have to be told ASAP to stick to an area.
There should be more signage that tells the moms that their little kids need to be put in the tiny tots area and not just tossed into the big trampoline area and then disappear. My kids are over 5 yrs old and I ALWAYS keep a close eye and that’s even hard to do because they run like squirrels.
But seriously, some mom’s that think society is their babysitter-​WATCH YOUR OWN KIDS PLEASE!
All in all my kids loved this place and are begging to go back. It was clean and staff was friendly.