Bouncy Land

My son has a great time here when we can get in. Both times we went they were closed for private parties with about 25 people both times. My son was upset and we went to chuckie cheese instead where you don’t have to worry If their open to the general public or not. Their Moto. «Come by any day anytime and bounce for $ 5» is not true. I can understand if they are at capacity but this place can’t be relied on just to come by any time like they say.

We held another party here, and again had a very good time. The place is clean, the size of the place is just right, it’s easy to keep an eye on the kids, and the staff is helpful.
I did notice that one of the bouncy houses was gone, and there is nothing to replace it, but the kids still had plenty to choose from and had a blast.

We’ve had play dates at Bouncy Land during the week several times over the last few months. Our experience has always been a good one.
We seem to see the same employee at the register during our visit, and she’s always friendly and checks us in right away. She’s very personable, speaking to both my children and me.
It’s always a great time because they pretty much have the area to themselves. While I’m not a helicopter parent, I make sure I’m watching my kids. I appreciate that you’re able to move chairs around the room in «safe areas» to supervise. And the room is small enough to see everything. I especially like the fact that it’s gated and monitored by an employee so kids can’t just run in and out. My kids and their buddies expend a lot of energy running, jumping and laughing. It’s always a great time when we visit.
We most definitely plan on a play date at Bouncy Land again soon!

As the nanny of the little boy who got denied entrance and a huge supporter for children with special needs, I would like to say there was no misunderstanding. After I had told your employee he was a special needs child, she clearly said NO special needs children were allowed. I would understand if the employee was new, however this employee has seen us there before. I DO NOT consider this a «misunderstanding» and I, along with others, feel very discriminated against. Although we are welcomed back, i will not go back. I, WE, deserver an apology and even after I went to back to clarify some rules your employee did not apologize. Very disappointing.

DO NOT GO HERE!!! NO STARS!!!
THEY DENIED MY SON ADMISSION BECAUSE HE IS A SPECIAL NEEDS CHILD!
We’ve been here several times and today we get a call from our nanny stating that he was denied entrance. WTF!!! He was so excited to go in and Jessica, the worker at the door held the gate closed so he couldn’t go in! This worker Jessica had let our son in before, but this time she points to a the sign that say NO MEDICAL CONDITIONS and says that sign has been there for a long time. MY SON DOES NOT HAVE A MEDICAL CONDITION! She also tells my son’s care giver that 3 people have been fired because of situations like this.
My husband called in and she refused to give the owners name and number and hung up on him!
You have some real pissed off parents here!! They will be hearing from us!
Jessica Ferris needs to be fired!

When Bouncy Land first opened, we were here a lot. We really liked it here! But things are starting to change… This place isn’t bad but lately I have been disappointed. One things I have to warn you up front, the bathroom has a smell that makes me get a headache within 45 seconds. I cant tell you the smell (because I am not sure what it is), but it is horrible! My daughter avoids using the bathroom here because of it. I know it may be out of their control… but be warned.
Here are my main concerns: They are grossly understaffed on the weekdays (and sometimes on the weekend). One person is NOT enough to run the front AND the snack bar. I’ve wanted to get my daughter snacks the last time and we just gave up. Also, there needs to be some better supervision since, like other people have mentioned, some parents do not supervise their children. While I put the way children behave (and are reprimanded) mostly on the parents, there is also a responsibility on the owners to have rules and enforce them. If children continue to hit, push, etc and the parent does nothing, then the staff should intervene.
Also, as of late, the 2 – 5 year old bouncer has been trashed by older children destroying it and using it to climb into an adjacent bouncer.
I hope the owners get their act back together soon because we used to really like Bouncy Land. Like, I would have given it a 4 star about 6 months ago… now it is closely becoming a 2 star… Come on Bouncy Land! Get back to the good place you were!

I have been here several times with my 2 & 4 year olds, and have really liked it on weekdays when there aren’t many kids around. I agree with some of the other reviews that if you come on the weekend, it’s a little too crazy. I didn’t like that the general public can come and bounce in the same location as those attending a birthday party, but when I found out you can book a private party and close the place down from the general public, I was sold!
I booked a joint birthday party for my upcoming 5 & 3 year old kids because they basically have the same friends. It is gated off so your kids can’t take off and run out the door, and they have easy access to the party area, all the bounce houses, video games, the concession stand and the bathrooms. Anywhere I go in the place, I can see the kids and they can see me so it feels safe. We had 24 kids in attendance and another 35 adults, and it accommodated all of us without feeling too crowded. The pizza was surprisingly fantastic! The owner Sam and the 2 employees he had staffed during our party were attentive and made sure we had plenty of everything all throughout the party. Sam even made the extra effort of having a particular bouncy house that I wanted re-​inflated after he had previously taken it down.
Some of the things I love about the place:
1) there was a good selection of choices for the party in terms of decorations, favors, and drinks/​food. I also liked that I could bring my own cake (s) and finger foods.
2) it’s centrally located at Oakridge Mall, but you don’t have to enter the mall to get into the place.
3) it’s small enough to keep an eye on everyone, but big enough to accommodate at least 6+ bouncy houses.
4) the bounce house selection is good for experienced bouncers as well as young kids that are new to the whole thing.
5) the pricing is right in line with the rest of the local bounce houses, if not better
6) they provide balloons for the birthday boy/​girl, as well as a free pass to come back at a future date to bounce.
7) they have an area to put all the gifts and personal belongings so they are out of the way but easily accessible.
Some room for improvement:
1) it would help if they had a cart of some sort to help transfer the gifts to your car after the party (if they had one, it wasn’t offered)
2) as mentioned in other reviews, the staff should not allow too many kids to bounce at one time (or even allow more people to enter when the place is too busy, especially during non-​private bday parties being held)
3) it would be great if adults were allowed to sit inside the bounce houses with the young kids, if they wanted to. I’m used to doing this at Silver Creek Sportsplex (LOL) and Pump It Up. I agree that adults should not be allowed to bounce, but for a private party when some kids are afraid to go in on their own, that would be nice to at least be allowed. This place seems to be very strict about no-​entry by adults.
All in all, I’ve been very happy here and would book here again for a birthday party (as long as we can have the place to ourselves; not open to the public), and I will continue to come for bouncing on the weekdays when it’s quiet.
Great service by the staff!

We went here the other day when it was raining.
Decent price and gives the kids a little time to burn off some steam.
Kids had fun, but it had a B.O. smell to it.

Nice little play area attached to the mall. Clean and reasonably priced it is a good way to burn off the seemingly endless energy kids have.
It is best suited for younger children, the pre-​school set up to about five or six. My 7 year old was over it in about half an hour. Too many little kids to navigate and it simply isn’t big enough for the jumping they like to do.

This is a fun little place to take the kids and burn off some energy.
A good age range for this place would be a out 3 – 6. My son is 8 and it was a little too small for him and his buddy. There’s lots of lil ones around so I had to keep reminding him to be careful because they’re sharing space with 2 and 3 year olds.
We went during a free Jump time when we payed to jump for a half hour. It was fun but I think the bigger appeal here would have been to have a birthday party where they all know each other and are similar age range.
Have to add… The staff was really friendly and good with the kids.

This place is great!
I took my son right after it opened (10:45am) and there were only a couple kids there. It got a little crowded closer to noon, but it was still enjoyable. He had a blast expending ALL of his energy and all the structures were very clean and well maintained. The bathrooms were very clean as well. I had originally planned to do the 30 minutes for $ 5 but ended up staying longer. Paid $ 7.95 and was told that that price had no time limit. We could have stayed all day if we wished.
I would recommend to any one with kids under 5 (that’s the maximum age that can play) who need to burn off some energy.

I have to change my thoughts about Bouncy Land due to our weekend experience here today.
Basically, Monday through Friday is fine, but today was very disappointing for so many reasons. When we arrived, there were TWO birthday parties in session, so seriously, we should have been told up front that we should come back later. When you have reached capacity at X number of kids, you STOP newcomers. There were too many kids and parents inside, and how is that enjoyable for unsuspecting walkins?
An experienced floor manager would have said, «I’m terribly sorry, but we are at full bounce house capacity with all these kids. Can you please come back at X, and for the trouble, here is a coupon.»
Or, if you’re going to have overcapacity in the bounce houses, then have enough staff coverage to keep the kids moving along.
I have no doubt that Bouncy Land is quite the venue for local families and mall shoppers, and I like the weekday times, but the weekend clusterflub is simply bad and not worth $ 8.95 plus drink/​snack money for bouncing.
Also on the weekend, the clientele is a really rude and boisterous bunch — beware! There are parents who do not supervise their kids and allow them to shove and knock down or hit other kids. These are the «I don’t care if I turn my kids into future thugs» parents. Again, there should be enough staff keeping an eye out and giving kids a stern warning for hitting.
Moreover, there wouldn’t be so much aggression and fighting if admissions just kept the crowd size down to begin with. Terrible. I would not recommend this establishment to any of the parents in my mom club, school, volunteer committees.

Prices are good!
Perfect for the little ones!
Clean and fun!

Ok, here is the deal, this is not Disney Land, its not PeWee’s Playhouse. Its a large room that someone went out and put 8 inflatable jumpy houses in. In the back there are some ice cream bars, some frozen pizza that’s been heated up, a soda or two.
Its not rocket science. What they sell is an energy sieve for your kids, simple. To me this is the Rosetta Stone of parenting
How it works is, you take your 3 – 12 year old kid there, they run around for $ 8/​hr (a total deal if you ask me), if your kid still takes naps then they fall asleep as you walk out the door (worth A LOT more than $ 8hr!) If your kid no longer takes naps, they that day they will, and you can catch up on your favorite shows or just stare at the wall in utter peace and quiet for an hour or two.
The place is safe, staff are helpful, not quite 5-​star waiters or lifestyle consultants to celebrities, just some high school kids making an honest minimum wage/​hr salary.
Definitely recommended.

This is a great place for kids to burn some energy. The place is really clean and is geared toward the 5 and under set.
Their pricing is a bit strange. I bought the «unlimited» pass, which I thought would be unlimited play for the day. It’s unlimited, as long as you do not leave. They do not allow you re-​enter on the same day once you have left.

This is a large place wth a convenient location in the mall. The venue is clean (including the bathroom), has tables for you to sit at and a meagerly stocked snack bar.
I feel like $ 7.95 is a bit expensive for a 2 year old.
We came here for a little change in routine from the park but my daughter was very afraid of the bounce structures. I asked for a refund as I spent maybe 15 minutes trying to get her to go in the structures and play and she just completely refused to give it a try.
The employee was nice but didn’t give me my money back.
I guess the only real positive thing about our visit was the free pair of socks we got because my daughter was not wearing socks when we arrived.
I may revisit this place when my daughter gets a little older and can verbalize to me that she really wants to go here.

My 2 year old daughter (nearly 3) spent about 20 minutes here and then was already bored. She’s typically a big fan of bouncy houses but this place didn’t really hold her interest very long.
I will say that the 20 minutes was lots of fun though!

My daughter loves this place. It’s perfect for kids her age and size (she’s two). I took her to Bounce-​a-​Rama in Milpitas at the Great Mall, and there were too many bigger kids there, with no parents keeping tabs on them, so they are rudely pushing their way through.
Bouncy Land is small and clean, with only 6 bouncy structures. That makes it perfect for a one-​hour visit before nap time to wear the little one out. Since it’s so small, there are fewer kids, and they are generally younger, between the ages of 2 and 5. Parents keep a closer eye on their kids, too, because it’s easier to figure out which kids belong to which parents.
They have an hourly rate, which is perfect since my little one only lasts an hour in there.
One drawback is that parents can’t accompany the kids on the structures. It makes sense, but also makes it challenging if your little one gets stuck in there.

Bouncy Land is great for smaller children! Places like LOL Parties can be overwhelming for the younger kids but Bouncy Land is perfect for them.
Like Patti F. said, all the equipment is brand new so it’s really nice and clean. The bounce things aren’t too big so small children can safely enter on their own and parents can keep an eye on them from the side.
The workers were really friendly and helpful.
Older children would probably get bored really quickly at Bouncy Land. There aren’t any wild slides or giant things to climb but that’s because Bouncy Land is geared for the younger kids.

I took my niece here yesterday for the grand opening, and she had a great time! Although it’s connected to Oakridge Mall, it’s not accessible through the mall. You have to park outside and enter from the parking lot entrance.
It’s a nice indoor play place with about 6 bounce houses. Since it’s brand new, all of the bounce houses are in excellent condition and you don’t have to worry about germs (yet!). The employees are friendly and polite, and they even gave my niece some candy for Halloween.
Recommended for children 10 and younger. They have one bounce house especially for toddlers. Rates are $ 8.95/hour for each child. They also have a small dining area in the back with the usual pizza and drinks.
OH, and they offer open-​play all the time – unlike Pump-​it-​up, which you can only go to if you’re having a birthday party!