Ninja Lounge

I’ll start off by saying that if I’m rating this based on the place only– it’s a FIVE STAR facility. Workers are nice, a bunch of young kids so they’re all minding their own business. My daughter has a terrific time every time we come and could be here every weekend, all day if it’s up to her.
On to their prices– I think to charge almost 50 bucks after taxes for 2 hours worth of time is crazy over priced. We don’t come often for that reason alone.

This review is for the ninja warrior obstacle course only.
There are a lot of obstacles from the show, a good mix of easier to more challenging options, and it’s fun… not sure what else to say. If you are a fan of the show or just like challenging physical activities, it’s definitely a cool place to visit.
One suggestion for the owners: the padding around the warped wall needs to be improved… there are crappy little foam mats at the base, but they aren’t secured to the ground so they slide around. Also, more importantly, the area to the right of the biggest wall is completely unprotected and is just a bare concrete floor… they should fill this in with some kind of padding because that wall is pretty high and narrow and it’s not too hard to imagine someone tumbling down on a failed attempt and cracking their head open.

We went there for a birthday party and I’ll never go back if I don’t have to. The parking lot is too small to accommodate everyone, and it was flooded. The party was completely disorganized without party planners guiding the children in activities. The party rooms are on the second floor so you have to run up and down the stairs if your child is thirsty or wants a snack. Plus it’s very small compared to other trampoline places here in south FL.

Pretty rough start with my experience here but it got much better after we got started with the (adult) obstacles!
We went on a Saturday afternoon. Parking was atrocious (and it rained later that evening too so do expect heavy flooding — you may have to «swim» to get to your car)! It was extremely packed once we got inside. The wait took much longer because we had to fill out the waivers that basically say they’re not responsible for any injuries and we cannot sue them. Just know they’ll need your driver’s license number too on those forms. So after a good 20+ minutes, we finally got to purchase our packages. We got the Samurai Warrior combo ($ 44.50 for all attractions) and took advantage of the group discounts (got BOGO 50%/B2G1 Free deals — the latter was useful for our odd group of 9). They allowed us to split costs evenly so that’s a good thing. They distributed our color-​coded wristbands with the expiration time.
Soooo after some time, we FINALLY got to step foot into the arena of obstacles. We started out at the ninja warrior station, which is simulated to look and feel the same as the American Ninja Warrior stage. A lot of it required upper body strength, and it was quite the challenge because I exercised my arms and back the evening before so I was already a bit sore to begin with. Nonetheless, I was able to do some of the obstacles, and there were few I had to skip because I physically was unable to. Despite that, I was still able to enjoy it without the pressure of a live audience like on the show!
We moved on to the other obstacles like the wall jump (3 various versions). And the rope course was a lot of fun too (no worries if you fall — there are safety nets)! Lastly we went jumping on the trampoline arena and got some major air! The only thing we missed out on was dodgeball because there were sooooo many parties in line for that so we just ended our day there hanging out by the monkeybars and parkour pads to learn how to breakdance (thanks for teaching us the basics, Kevikevz!).
All in all, it was loads of fun — basically a pricy, yet enjoyable way to gym hehe. But do expect soreness the next couple of days! Some of my friends sustained some minor injuries so do be careful and don’t force your body to do something it can’t! Also, PACK LIGHT. With the assumption it’s like a gym, we all brought our gym bags, but we had a hard time finding a safe place to put them. Yes, you may rent out lockers, but they are small. I’d pack light (wallet and phone) and just rent out one locker if you’re in a group.
Will you be the next American Ninja Warrior? Haha. Game on!

Ninja Warrior! Was so excited to finally plan a trip here with a couple of my close friends. First thing noted was the immense army of children this place congregates (definite birthday spot), especially on a Saturday. Though most of the attractions had them running rampant the Adult Ninja Warrior courses were left unscathed and at our disposal.
Pricing may be pretty steep for the amount of time you spend there. We opted for the Samurai Warrior combo $ 44.50 (2 hrs ALL Attractions includes Dodgeball) with their BOGO 50% off deal and buy two get one free (which is the same thing to cater odd numbers).
I’ll just say this now that the Ninja Warrior obstacles were no push over. Yes, they made it look so easy on TV. If you haven’t already determined it demands for a lot of upper body strength and control so get to those calisthenics! The staff there was helpful enough to spot us and give us a heads up on each of the obstacles. My favorite challenges were the salmon ladder, warp wall (located towards the back of the gym), and sea of poles. I was very proud of the crew not giving up on most of the difficult obstacles and overcoming some height disadvantages, surely next time we’ll come prepared.
We also tried their rope, climbing, and trampoline areas which is always an added bonus to our fatigued bodies. Didn’t make it to dodge ball because they ran under different sessions and that day had a lot of birthday time reservations for us to wait for. Instead we had a little bboy 101 class with our very own Kevikevz to end our day there haha.

We went today with my 14 and 17 year old athletic kids. They loved it and found a lot of things they couldn’t conquer. Great friendly staff handling young kids through adults. Very clean. I wish there was one in our state.

We had a great time here. We arrived early on Veterans Day, and it wasn’t crowded at all, though it did end up pretty crowded since school was out. We bought a day pass for each of us. It was expensive, but it was good for every course, and included lunch. (The pizza wasn’t great, but we’d definitely worked up an appetite.)
We spent about 5 hours here and didn’t get bored. Tired, but not bored.

Super great place! I enjoyed it very well. This great Staff named Micheal did very well with my son. He helped him find friends and even got his self-​esteem going when he told him he was doing very well in dodgeball. Great place I recommended.

Insane obstacle course inspired by the tv show. Tons of kids and families. Disorganized and parking is not sufficient to handle the crowds.
My 13 year old son Nory is an experienced parkour enthusiast and was not as impressed with this place as we had hoped.
Trampolines and assorted chaos. I don’t think we will be back any time soon.

I am giving one star because a employee was so rude to me today with his tone of voice and attitude, and for sure I do not want him being rude to my kids too. I do not recommend this place at all. Very expensive and you can have much more fun for less. Disappointed!

Super cool place for the whole family. We had a blast specially at the Ninja Warrior course. Don’t be fooled! The Ninja Course is tough if you don’t have much upper body strength. Lol. For sure we’ll be back.

So much fun. We tried the ninja warrior part and the trampolines. The ninja warrior part kicks your butt. Make sure you have plenty of upper body strength when attempting.

Buyer beware I brought my two little ones to play in their soft room. They were very misleading never mentioned that the soft room is in a complete different floor when we found it the lights were off and there was no one in there! The bad part is when I bought the tickets I only wanted for an hour play and they said they only had the two hour play available! We tried to make the best of it and my son hurt himself with one of their toys because one of the wheels was defective. The staff is awful uncaring and no sense of any type of urgency. My advice be careful with your little ones and ask to see the soft play area first. I asked to speak to the manger about the broken toys I put to the side for them manager never came.

Very bad experience!!! We paid $ 24. 95 (plus the special socks) for every children for the ninja warrior obstacle courses and they could only do one of the ninja courses because of the height (and we weren’t informed). Also the 2 smallest children wanted to be together but they got separated in the trampoline also because of the ages.
The manager and staff were careless and not proactive providing a solution.
Too overpriced, they don’t explain anything at the moment you purchase the tickets and mislead you by not explaining you the limitations of each type of ticket. I would not recommend this place, there are many other places you may spend two hours and have much more fun with less.

The daughter was invited to a birthday party here and was very excited. She spent two hours going back and forth between the obstacle course, rope course and trampolines. The place wasn’t crowded which was nice, and they had staff assigned to oversee the party so the guests had no problems. And since it was a party, they got to play dodgeball too. Then taken to a party room for ½ hour of food and cake. Has been declared «best party ever!»

Freaking awesome!. The best place to throw a birthday party for kids and teens!
Lots of obstacles and fun! they have trampoline, basketball trampoloine, dodgeball, mini ninja course, rope course, adult course and for the little ones soft play upstairs.
Highly recommend. If i need to say a word is WOW, WOW!

I’m giving Ninja Lounge a full 5 stars because it’s truly a unique gym experience that caters to the most adventurous of people. I definitely would take off a star for the administration of the business; they need more organization and a bit of customer service. The entrance to Ninja Lounge is located inside the auto museum, and where you enter, there is a reception desk without any kind of order, rhyme or reason. I was waiting for some time behind another customer, and when the next register opened, someone else just walked up and cut me in line. So I just waited longer… When I finally got to the register, the woman who helped me didn’t understand that I had bought my tickets online. She even told me that it was worse that I had bought them online, which is a ridiculous because I bought a multi-​hour, all-​inclusive attraction ticket for myself and my boyfriend (3 hours for $ 100, which is definitely a good deal because we made the most of all that time.) That deal isn’t even advertised when you walk up to the desk; all of the prices are listed a-​la cart, which will make your experience more expensive. The woman ended up asking another employee about what I bought, and she finally gave me my wristband without checking my confirmation. This is truly not the way to run a business.
The gym itself is really remarkable. The ninja warrior obstacles are built full-​scale, with staff who supervise the play areas. These staff are very friendly, and they will coach you through the obstacles if you need help. There is not much padding for when you fall, but you can move foam mats if you want extra cushion or a step to help you reach the obstacles. You can also use chalk for your hand; they have one bag there, or you can bring your own. The warped wall is in a different area, with three height variations to try.
There is also a kids ninja course that has a foam pit under the obstacles. Fun for the little ones who might not be big enough for the full course.
There are also different trampoline areas, some with basketball hoops for super dunks, some plain sections just for jumping, and a walled area for dodgeball. The trampolines are very springy and fun, but require sticky socks if you go on them. They are available for purchase at the front desk for $ 2 each.
There is also an elevated ropes course that have obstacles to climb on without a harness. You fall a foot down onto a rope net, which you can climb back onto the platform. When the lounge is busy, the obstacles get backed up because it’s supposed to be one person traversing at a time. I only went because it was included in my ticket, but if you’re an adult, I think you can skip this attraction. Fun for younger kids though!
I really loved my time at the Ninja Lounge, and I would go back. Book online for special package deals and you can sign the electronic waiver online before you get there.

Obstacle course, rock climbing wall, trampoline area, ninja warrior course, and warped walls, this gym has alot of options for all ages. Everything looks easy and fun but they’re actually very difficult and require strength and skill. I was defeated by many parts of the ninja warrior course. I did make it up the rope ladder to the bar… And then fell off not very gracefully. This is an open gym where you go at your own pace bit you might have to wait in line for some parts of the obstacle course. There’s employees around to help you and give you some pointers. The front reception employees are horrible though. Took the guy forever to understand I bought a ticket online but needed to fill out the waiver. After I filled the waiver and asked what was next, he was too busy talking to the girl next to him. I tried multiple times to get his attention till finally the girl acknowledged me…

Not impressed with this place at all! Had a birthday celebration there and they basically rushed us out of our party room! We couldn’t even cut the cake there. We had to pack it back in the box and bring it home to cut it! Of course by that time half of the party isn’t there to celebrate! BE CAREFUL of what they quote you because there are ‘hidden charges’ such as the food! When it clearly says that at least the kids food is included! First off they didn’t have my choice out of the 3 choices they provide which are either chicken nuggets with tater tots or pizza! When they called me a few days before the party to tell me they couldn’t compete the chicken for my party, the girl said ‘I will give you a free pizza for the kids” as if she’s doing me a favor! Hello??? It’s supposed to be included! And then she proceeds to say «we’re actually losing money with this»!!! Really? Because that’s what was quoted to me and I have the invoice to prove it! Wow, what a way to make your customers feel special!
At least the kids had fun on the trampoline and other attractions but I would not rwend it for birthday celebrations in the least bit! The pizza was not ‘delicious’ as the party organizer promised. Waaaaaay overpriced party almost $ 500 for 7 kids!!! Never ever, ever, ever going again! There are plenty other places closer home and I’m sure with better food and service!
Two thumbs down!

Do you want to test how tough, stubborn, fierce or how much of a bada$$ you are? Then you MUST check out the Ninja Lounge.
This «gym» is not like any crossfit or bigbox gym you’ve been to in the area. It’s a huge area filled with obstacle courses, rock climbing walls, ropes courses area, trampoline arenas and warped walls. There are a number of classes and party packages offered for adults and kids like Trampoline, Tumbling, Rhythmic Gymnastics, Aerial Silk, Trapeze, Ninja Fitness, Martial Arts, open play, etc.
The class I took is the Ninja Fitness class, a one hour class designed to train you for a Spartan race. I signed up for fun and was cursing in my head within 10 minutes. There are four levels of obstacle courses you can try, all of which will challenge you physically and mentally. The hardest Ninja Warrior course has obstacles filled with tilting frames, an unstable bridge and an inverted rock climb. You WILL be drenched in sweat, your arms will feel like noodles, you will slam into the ground at least once, and you WILL LOVE IT.
Release the warrior within, switch up your current workout routine and take this class, or any other of their classes. The workout will prove to be fun and honestly, you will probably end up hooked and have you considering actually signing up for a Spartan race… :-)
Some final tips: The facility is located inside the auto museum. There’s plenty of surface parking. There are mini-​lockers you can use for free. If you have gloves, bring them. Get there 15 minutes early for your first class so you can fill out waivers — you know the kind that say if you get injured, maimed, etc. it’s on you (LOL).
See you there!