Xtreme Trampolines

I really enjoyed our time here. My 5 year old had a blast. The only issue I had are the bathrooms, they needed some cleaning. This was our first time coming. Would definitely come again.

So upset!!! They changed names and mandated soxs to jump! No notice and personnel was not helpful! We use to pay I’ll bucks and jump till we couldn’t! Not $ 11 plus $ 2.50 socks so you won’t fall???

So the staff is rude. I brought my four year old to a birthday party here and Chad was so so so so rude. My daughter was struggling to climb out of the foam pit and he just looked down at her and wouldn’t pull her out or help her. He is standing right in front of her and is ignoring her. He saw her struggle and didn’t help her. I was watching her the whole time so I round the corner and ask him «was it too much to help her out?» He quips back «well she has to learn!!!»
She is four. And a little girl. That was stuck in a tall foam pit.
If you do not like working around kids or helping kids don’t work at a trampoline park. Kindness counts and manners matter. One day Mr chad is going to be stuck or down and people will just stare down at you and not help that is called karma my friend.
I gave two stars cause the venue was clean. And chad changed his tune when I became a momma bear. I’m not returning. I shouldn’t have to remind people to be nice to little kids.

Boo, took my nephews there one after noon to play trampoline dodge-​ball and the roof was leaking, yuck. They did not stop the game or anything, your socks just got wet and when they changed teams they cleaned it up but it just kept dripping. There is no structure or score keeping so you’re just throwing the ball until you hit someone and it’s up to them if they want to play by the rules and leave. There is no separation of age groups in the dodge-​ball arena either, so you have adults, teens and children. In other areas only one person per trampoline is allowed so if you have small children or want to play together you can’t. We will not be going back.

I love this place! We celebrated my grandsons 8^th Birthday here with all of his cousins. Everyone had an amazing time.
The adults, the children and the grandmas were all hapoy and satisfied when we left.
The only thing that stops them from getting a 5 Star is they tend to be a bit selective in how friendly they choose to be with certain customers. Lol!
We will definitely be back again and again!

My child had a good time, but it sucks that the trampolines are not together, because instead of being able to jump with my child, I had to sit on the sidelines and observe. I have been to an Extreme Trampoline location in Las Vegas and it’s just a huge trampoline that allows everyone to play together.

I had an expired groupon that I wanted to use so we went early on a Saturday morning. It was quick to check in and were sent to watch the safety movie before heading to the trampolines.
We went into the trampoline area and it was not all that busy so we decided to hit the foam pit first. It was fun in the beginning until a few more kids came over that have zero concept of being patient or waiting in line. The teen working the area could have cared less. My 6 year old got frustrated after being cut in from of 4 times so we went off into the age areas. There was maybe 3 or 4 other young kids there so he was free to bounce to his hearts content. That of course was until the older boys started to bounce on the little kid area and almost took my kid out. Once again the teen over the area could have cared less.
My daughter faired better in the mid-​age area and was able to bounce until she could not bounce anymore.
We then went back to the foam bit area and it was more of the same with a different teen supervising the area this time there was the added benefit of an unsupervised 3 year old that just sat in one of the pits. Again staff did not do anything.
After about an hour, we were so frustrated we just left. Yes, I paid for 2 hours no I did not bother trying to get a refund. I anticipated more of the staff that simply does not care.
The topper was my son stopped at the drinking fountain and the front cover fell off of the cooler onto his feet. I brought it up to the front counter and they just looked at me.
I cannot see us going back. It really was not a good experience.

We have been here for birthday parties and it was always so crowded and seemingly unsafe that I thought, yeah not for us. But, we went to a similar place in California and the kids had a BLAST. So, I bought the Groupon. We went, kids had a BLAST.
When the next one comes out I buy it and we go. Kids hit the dodgeball area with the plans to stay there the entire time. My kids are both soccer goalies, so having balls coming at them isn’t a big deal. The girl one has had her older brothers kicking balls at her at close range since she was 2. She isn’t a delicate flower. I say this because some teens were getting out of hand and one of them pelted her in the stomach. She came out of the area in tears holding her stomach. I happened to be standing there. The attendant said NOTHING to her. Not a word. So, I gave her a hug and we walked over to see what the story was. In a nut shell, the kid avoided talking to me, then told me that it was not a safe place for my child. Ok, you are the «professional» and you don’t think it is safe — noted. At no time did he indicate any concern about my daughter’s condition. In fact he acted like my daughter was the problem, that she was too young or weak to participate.
Asked to speak to the manager, who also never asked if my child was ok. I told him that I was told that it is not a safe place for my children. He said, well, that might not have been what he meant. But at no time did he say or do anything to assure me that my children’s safety was a priority or even a concern. In fact when I asked him if it was safe he did or said nothing to make me believe that it is in fact safe and the the attendants do anything to ensure safety. No wonder you have to sign the big liability waiver.
So, long and short of it, if you think this is a safe place, it isn’t. The people who work there told me that it isn’t safe. They will do nothing to control kids are are out of control and they will allow them to hurt your children. Buyer beware!
Edit: there is a review of this place that openly encourages people to pelt little kids. So, yeah, it isn’t safe.

I came here for my god daughter’s birthday party. She was turning 8 at the time. I understand that a place like these is being run by children, ok teenagers! Who have no desire to be there but when you are being completely rude to toddlers who have no idea what «your time is up! Get out of the trampoline section» means is beyond me.
My toddler was running back and forth in his specific area and I was filming him running back and forth The teenager completely ignores my existence and went over to my son and told him to get off of the trampoline because his time is up.
My child just looked at him like he was crazy and ran to me. The teenager just screamed get off of the trampoline your time is up and didn’t even acknowledge the fact that HELLO I’m his mother asshat! Talk to me not him and adress me in a correct way, jerk! I told the teen that the they way he is screaming and yelling at a 3 year old is uncalled for. They have no idea what you are talking about.
The teen just starred and ran away to another section. I’m like «Im still talking to you, jerk! I turned and saw my hubby (6’4») behind me staring at the kid. Oh that is why you left in a hurry because 1. your an ass to lil kids and 2. you knew it and didn’t want to be addressed by the FATHER about it.
Look, I can understand that they are some really really irritating kids who you just do not want to deal with but when you are in the toddler section and they are all playing, you just don’t scream at them. You tell the parents, who are on the side taking pictures or filming it, and let them know their time is up. The parents can talk to them and explain why they have to get off. Don’t not just scream and run away because you do not want to explain your stupidity to the parents much less the fathers of the kids, jerk!
I will never bring my child to this place ever!

Clean good fun! Went at 130 on Monday June 12. Not crowded at all. Super fun because it’s dead. Had sections to ourselves. Kids had a blast!

Not only is this a wonderful place to let your children wear themselves out, and the facility is top notch, but the owner Eric is top notch himself.
Its nice to know that there are still good people in the world, and apparently some own xtreme Trampolines!
Will there be lines? Yes. Will you need to be patient and possibly plan ahead? Yes. But take that as a clue that this place is obviously doing something RIGHT.
I would not hesitate for a minute recommending this place when you feel the need to get rid of some pent up energy!

So I was really stupid the day I came here. I donated blood then inhaled some bad donuts, then came here. About 15 minutes in, I was light-​headed and about to faint.
Aside from that, this place is really fun, and therapeutic. Jumping around on trampolines and letting the long suppressed inner 6-​year old out for a fun day is what may adults need from time to time, or aforementioned suppressed inner 6-​year old may start throwing hissy fits due to lack of juice boxes and gushers. Did I just date myself?
There are three large trampolines designated for people of specific age ranges. 2 of the 3 are for the little ones under 14, so this place is clearly targeting children. There are basketball hoops where you can tap into your inner Micheal Jordan/​Dr. J/​Dominique Wilkins, and they have scheduled games of dodgeball.
There is also a foam pit to practice flips into. I went on a Saturday and this place was filled with young children though, so I did not get very many attempts to work on my front flips and supermans. There is also a concession stand where they sell food that will raise your blood pressure.
Perks:
1. Great cardio. Your glutes and hamstrings will hate you after about 20 minutes.
2. A lot of fun, and it is pretty therapeutic for those under a lot of stress.
3. There are tables/​benches for you to catch your breath.
4. Foam balls for dunking.
5. You will sweat a LOT when you are here, especially if you are not physically active on a regular basis.
Farts:
1. There is a safety video that is useless, which leads to the next point.
2. There are a ton of rules. I cannot remember all of them, but the notable one for me was no double flipping into the pit. I understand there are liabilities with a place like this, but all the rules make you wonder what you can actually do.
3. I do not want to know how dirty the trampolines are. I highly suggest at least washing your hands after your session of fun.
4. If you hate children, run, run like Forrest.
5. You are not the only person who sweats a lot and falls here.
6. The customer service is not that great.
7. The place smells kind of like feet…
They charge an hourly rate, but for adults one hour should be enough. It is WAY more than enough if you donate blood and eat donuts shortly before trampolining, which I do not recommend.

One word. Airobics. Actually I’m not sure that it’s a real word, but it is what we call the three times a week adult trampoline class. Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7pm until 8pm. And now Sundays from 8pm until 9pm (as long as ten or more people say they’ll be there, so call ahead for Sundays!).
Julie currently teaches the one hour class and she keeps the pace just about right. Actually, she lets you keep your own pace. Do what you can. She even will show a modified move for us newbies just trying to remain upright on the trampoline. I’ve gone a handful of times and seeing as I still have a bazillion pounds to lose, this is not an easy class for me. But I’m motivated to get better and it’s slowly happening.
Words of wisdom:
Arrive 20 minutes early for your first class. There’s a waiver to sign and it’s nice to get acclimated before the trampin’ begins.
Wear sweatpants or yoga pants, a shirt that will keep the girls covered even when bent over or bouncing and either grippy socks or plan to go barefoot. It’s too hard to tramp in regular socks.
God bless the sports bra!
Bring a water bottle.
Consider bringing a small towel. You will sweat your tush off!
Pee. Pee right before the class. You may have to step away during the class to pee again. No judgement. Better to step away than to pee on your trampoline.
My joints don’t hurt. My girlfriends are hesitant to go because they don’t want their joints to hurt. The treadmill is worse on my joints than trampoline class. My feet are howling by the time I’m done and I’m tired. Period.
Bring a friend. It’s more fun when you’re laughing at yourself with a girlfriend who is also struggling to stay upright.
Remember it’s okay to fall over. Any movement is better than sitting on the couch. You will likely lose your balance and plop over in the beginning. It’s all good. It’s supposed to be fun.
So come by and say hi. It’s $ 8 per class or ten classes for $ 60. I think I’m about ready to commit to the $ 60. Wish me luck!

So you think you can jump?
So you think you can jump and dunk a basketball?
So you think you can jump and dunk a basketball and not have urinary incontinence?
GoodF*ckingLuck.
I came here last Saturday evening with a group of people ranging in age from a spry 20 to 33 (none with kids, if we really want to get into details) and we determined that around the 26 – 27 year old age mark on females is where the first signs of future incontinence start showing. The higher you jump, the worse it gets. The boys couldn’t relay any helpful information in the way of my research but they were already soaked in sweat and let’s be real, boys are used to dribble and runoff anyway so it’d be hard to determine what was from jumping and what was just leftover from the last loo trip.
Next time we’ll double up on the maxi-​pads and practice a few kegel exercises in the name of not soiling our skivvies. We were all just glad we wore black pants and were amongst friends. Definitely an eye-​opening experience as to the current state of our pelvic muscles.
On their regular Saturday night event where a DJ comes and plays top 40 jams from 9 – 11 while you (assuming you are an adult) jump alongside a dozen or so teens and a whole lotta youngsters that you’d previously thought might not be present at an event that goes so late into the night.
My friend remarked that it smelled like boy feet as soon as she walked in, and there was definitely a distinct smell, but it wasn’t as bad as you’d imagine — still way better than any McDonald’s Playland ball pit — and you get used to the smell/​no doubt contribute to it after a few minutes of jumping.
There’s several separate areas with wall-​to-​wall trampolines each marked with age ranges so little-​little kids don’t trampled by grade school kids and high school kids don’t mix with impressionable grade school, etc. There’s one area where you can jump into a giant foam pit from the trampolines, but for a while it was overrun with tiny humans and there’s so many rules (for safety, so kind of necessary) that it made it a little less fun… but I guess still more fun than having a broken back. The foam definitely smells funky, but there’s an emphasis on FUN so you get over it. At one point my friend jumped in the foam pit and came out with what appeared to be the largest snot sample ever… so keep your Clorox wipes handy.
The last area (besides the arcade games located around the perimeter of the facility) is a trampoline dodgeball area that was so much fun, but basically a free for all and they don’t enforce the age minimum and little kids have surprisingly no concept of the ‘no cuts’ rule when standing in a line so that was annoying for me, but you can pelt the sh*t out of them once your inside the area to teach ‘em a lesson, since their parents are nowhere to be found.
I will say that the girl working the front desk was majorly rude, but mostly to the tweens on dates before we’d gotten to the front of the line. She was only slightly negative/​neutral to us, but certainly not a pleasant enough person to be the greeter/​first employee you encounter when entering the facility. It’s little, but definitely puts a damper on the experience when a bad attitude is the first thing you encounter.
We were the oldest people jumping by about a decade, and about 18 years older than the mean age of everyone there, but honestly I think our old group and maybe the kids in the 3-​to-​8-​year-​old range tied for being the most enthusiastic and having the most fun while jumping. I can’t deny that. Just make sure to wash your hands with 30-​seconds of soaping after each jump area and when you get home do take a Lysol bath to ensure no kid-​feet critters you may have picked up while jumping will compromise your fragile, elderly immune system.
I’ll definitely go back. It was $ 11 per person to jump from 9 – 11 on a Saturday night, but there’s also a current Unilocal check-​in deal where you can get $ 3 off, so that helps, though I’d say it’s worth the $ 11 for the experience in it’s entirety.

Believe it or not, I came here with a group of adults for an hour of bouncing fun.
To start, the place is kinda hard to find, seemingly in the middle of nowhere. Good thing I had my phone directing us.
We went inside and waited in a long line to get up to the front counter. Be warned: you will need everyone in your party to fill out a waiver before you can pay and go inside. It’s $ 11/​hour. We gave the cashier our waivers and money, and headed inside to watch a safety video. It wasn’t that helpful.
We finally walked in and there is an area of picnic type tables that is reserved for birthday parties. If you’re not attending a party, there are only a few benches up by the trampolines for you to sit at and rest. You’re not allowed to bring food or drinks (except water) in, but there is one drinking fountain if you need it, and you will.
The trampoline areas are set up by ages: 3 – 5, 6 – 12, and 13 and up. In addition, there are trampolines that are connected to a foam pit and an area for dodgeball. There is a little play area (no trampolines) for kids under 3.
As there were a couple little kids in my group, there was always someone hanging out in the 3 – 5 trampoline area. Here’s the thing though — you can’t get on the trampoline with your kid. You basically just have to sit and watch. We didn’t realize this before we got there, and were kind of disappointed that we couldn’t jump with the kids.
In any case, due to the huge age range of 13 and up, the only trampolines we could jump on were so crowded. You’re only allowed one person per trampoline, and it took a while to actually wait for one to be open to go on. It was fun for a bit, but after a little while, I was like, huh, this is it? I will say that it is a great workout. I was really sweaty by the end of the hour. On the flip side, sometimes I felt the trampolines were kind of gross because of all the sweat. You can take your socks off for better traction while jumping, but I thought it was kind of gross.
There’s also a little arcade like area that has games and air hockey — nothing mind blowing though.
I guess my advice is that you don’t need more than an hour here, and even then, it feels like kind of a long time. Maybe it would have been better if it wasn’t so crowded, but I felt like there was a lot of standing around. Also, I would think this place is best for kids maybe 6 and up. It really didn’t seem that worth it for the little kids. I do have to say, if parents are planning a party for their kids, this is a good one to throw, as the kids are constantly moving around and working out while they play.
Leave your valuables in the car. There were only maybe 20 lockers you could rent. The only other place to store your stuff that was available were open air cubbies. Fine for your coat and shoes, but nothing else.

So I got a Groupon for this place, and after reading the reviews was so hesitant about using it that it expired XD my bad. Luckily, a friend of the bf’s was having her b-​day here so we were able to use the cash value and test out the trampolines. We got here around 230 on Saturday and there was a line. You do need to sign waiver forms, so be sure to have someone grab those from the desk. We got to bypass the line since we were there with a party.
The place is big, and mainly trampolines, with tables and adults playing boardgames. They also have a dip’n’dots vending machine. So we hang up our coats and get ready to bounce… It was awesome. We started out with the trampolines into the foam pit. Super fun, and short lines moved quickly. Then our whole group played dodgeball, which was also pretty fun. The ref even let us play against only each other. After dodgeball we went to the bouncing section. It was pretty tiring but totally awesome. Bouncing off the wall tramps was fantastic. We would rotate so a group of us were bouncing and a group resting and chatting, it was a good system. We got some cool pictures too.
Overall this place is pretty fun, I’d suggest going when it isn’t super crowded. It does get a bit hot, but the drinking fountain is there and you can bring water bottles. We stayed for about 2 hours, which was a good amount of time. Then we proceeded to go drink 1 and 2 liters of beer at Schnitzel Platz, right down North Ave. I suggest you try it. Trampolines and beer go surprisingly well together.

As my boyfriend said «Trampolining is a young man’s game.» I can see why people rave about this place for children, but as an adult the novelty gets old pretty fast.
It quite the hike from civilization and when you enter the warehouse-​like building you are stuck by how little there is. When I say little I mean there are only a handful of benches if you are not in the party area, maybe 25 pay-​per-​use lockers a water fountain and two vending machines and some old arcade games – thats it.
So without much else distraction you bounce about and try to avoid getting slammed into by kids and overheating because there is no air conditioning. The place was fun for about an hour and then I tired of bouncing in place and trying to use all my no strength to drag myself out of the ball pit and I wanted a snack and so aspirin. We left before our wristband deal was up and have been complaining about aches every sense.
Bring you’re kids on a full stomach and some quarters. This place really nickle and dimes you :2 dollar water, 50 cent lockers each time you open the door, no outside food or drink, so only come if you want your kids to sleep well at night.

We has a two hour Groupon for two people– but we (two relatively in-​shape, active adults) could hardly last an hour. This is a REALLY good workout, although if you ever have knee/​back/​neck pain you will probably be feeling it. It’s pretty fun though, for a short period of time.
Bring water! If you generally sweat a lot when you exercise, bring a towel. Or a spare shirt. Seriously.
There are separate trampolines for different age groups. There were some teenagers that were all over the place and getting the the way of the rest of us and could have potentially slammed into some people. I wish they had more supervision/​rules for idiot kids whose parents bring them here so they don’t have to deal with them.
Also, this place is probably covered in sweat. It smells kinda gross. And it seems like most people have bare feet on the trampolines– it provides you more traction but it’s gross if you ask me.

We went here on a Saturday night with our cousins just to try something new that didn’t involve eating or drinking… but that ended up happening later anyways… but I’ll get to that! We were greeted when we walked in by this rude little high school girl, but whatever, and by a guy vacuuming already even though the place wasn’t going to close for over an hour, whatev again. So we paid our $ 11 p/​p charge and then had to watch some dumb safety video, which wasted more of our jumping time but I get it… it’s for safety… whatev…yet again.
So we finally make it over to get our jump on and realize that it is hot as BALLS up in thurrr and that everyone is so sweaty they looked like they took showers with their clothes on, literally, everyone. But we weren’t deterred… we head up and see some professionals getting their back flips on and quickly headed to where they weren’t. =]
So…after about 15 minutes of jumping and one broken pinky toe, one pair of pants split in the ass, one tramp face plant and one almost kidney failure… we realized we were too old/​fat/​out of shape/​etc. for jumping on trampolines. I could DEFFF see where this place would be fun for kids and a good workout for adults, but since my toe is still recovering, it will be a while until I return. But the concept of this place is awesome and would definitely recommend this place to people with kids!
**PS…had to take a major break to listen to Atlantic Starr — Always that was on TV on one of those infomercials where you buy like 98 678 698 cd’s filled with dusties… mmmhmmm…it was amazing!

We had planned to go here last Friday since we were on «staycation». Since I’d heard that the kids are in their own areas and the parents have to supervise them, we thought it would be fun for this to be our workout for the day — kid free. After we dropped the kids off we went home and I checked the hours on the website to see how much time we had before we had to leave. This would have been around 8:30 AM. When I checked, they said that the place opened at noon on Fridays, then at 10 am on the weekend days. So we trekked out to do some errands that would eventually end up here before we had to go pick up the kids from school.
When we got there (about 10 minutes before noon), there were 4 cars outside. One by one, people would go up to the door and then the cars just left.
Why? You ask? Because the hours on the door were saying they would not open until 3 PM that Friday. I went home and checked the website again, and noted that the hours had been changed — as the MLK day information also was not there when I checked initially. Nor was it in Red Bold Letters.
Really disappointing, as we’d planned our entire day around it. By that time, it was too late for us to do anything else since we had to pick up the kids at 3 PM.
Don’t know what happened, but that ruined our «date». Of note, this is the first time my husband has actually gotten time off outside of one week per year for a vacation — so this was pretty important to us. Thanks alot.