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    Altitude Trampoline Park

    3.5 (42 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Nastassja W.

    We came her for the first time just to switch it up as we typically go to Sky Zone. It was the best decision ever. We paid $32 for 2 hours of open play and $2 for socks. Not a bad price point. The experience was great! The open concept is awesome and as soon as you walk in there's a check in and off to jumping. There's a side area with tables for parties and a private room in the back for parties. Surprisingly for a Saturday evening/night it was not too crowded. I was worried about that when considering coming here. The check in process was easy since I purchased our tickets online and completed our waivers online as well. All we had to do was check in and pick up our socks. One concern is that the lockers are limited so travel with a small bag with essentials that you don't mind carrying around throughout the night. There's a coat rack in the front by the check in and it is clearly labeled that the facility is not responsible for lost or stolen stuff. Luckily it was warm so we left our jackets in the car. Idk how it is during the colder seasons. There is also a concession stand that sells slurpees, drinks and light snacks. Also they play todays hits overhead. Don't worry It is clean and edited that's a plus too. The place is illuminated with multi colored strobe lights around 6pm until closing. So you can jump, vibe and have fun!! We give this place a thumbs up and we will definitely be returning!!

    Madhavi S.

    It's a fun place and all ages can show their jumping skills here . You can book the place for parties and also u can get ur own kind of food cratered . Place looked pretty clean

    Y L.

    A great place for kids to get some exercise and burn some energy!  Ball pits, trampolines, foam pits,  climbing walls and more!  We had two hours to kill before checking into our hotel and due to time of day we qualified for the "homeschool special" discount.  I asked the kids in the evening what was the best part of their day, and both emphatically exclaimed "Altitude Trampoline"!  I assumed our pre-teens might find this lame, but they loved it.  I had to take off a star for the dirty ladies  restroom.   They sell reasonably priced snacks and drinks . Make sure to bring grip socks or you will have to buy them there.  We will definitely return when in the area.

    We used to love this place and visit very often. Even had a birthday party last October. However, we went today and we were appalled at how dirty and unkept the entire place appeared to be. My son has severe food allergies so we're anxious enough visiting places like this but we never had an issue before. Today, there were wrappers and smashed chips/cookies/etc. all over! It was only 12:30 and the place was only open since 11am so it probably wasn't cleaned the night before. Very disappointed! The bathrooms too ugh!!!

    This place is awesome!! What a great layout and friendly staff!
    Michellr R.

    This place was an excellent choice for my sons 9th birthday party. Their party packages are very affordable and include a lot of extras: For $199 I had 10 jumpers for 2 solid hours, each kid was given jump socks and a cold water bottle. The place was pretty empty on a school Holiday at 12. I'm sure it would've been packed on a Saturday or Sunday. The most important part is the layout. The bounce floor is wide and you can pretty much see everything from the tables by the snack stand. The staff was nothing but accommodating! I was able to bring all my own food for the kids which is great because my Daughter has a food allergy. I opted to bring my own pizza instead of theirs bc of the allergy. (Pro tip: If you live on Staten Island I stopped at Towne Deli and got their $6.95 pies sun thru thurs) this place is AWESOME!!

    The second you walk in you feel a refreshing breeze, The place is pretty clean and not crowded, cheap and worth it. The best part is the wipeout stick and all the activities to do definitely revisiting soon!

    Totally UNSATISFACTORY experience!!!! Sat. Feb. 20th, 2020 we had a table reserved at from 2.30pm to 4.30 pm for our daughter's 2nd birthday. On the way to Altitude we hit traffic on the parkway due to an accident so we call to inform that we were late; they appreciated the call and ensure they would have passed the message along. We get there at around 2.35pm and we are told that we have to sign the waivers for all the participants which, being 10ppl, requires a little bit of time. It's now 3:00pm when we finish the check in with the Party Host (Dyquan) so I ask if they can kindly extend the duration of the party for the 30 mins we wasted between check in and the traffic (I even propose to pay for an extra hour, but my proposal gets denied). Dyquan starts off the conversation in a really unpolite way stating that it was "our decision" to check in half an hour late so there was nothing he could. I calmly explain that the delay is not our fault and his response and attitude does not change, so I ask to speak to his supervisor who is sat next to him and hadn't said a word so far! She keeps the same version of her colleague until I insist and at that point she makes the decision to give us an half an our extra at the table, which means that we would still only jump for only an hour because, in accordance to what she says, she cannot elongate the jumping time (since this was supposed to be a birthday part for kids, I'm not really happy about this decision but sadly accepting her offer is the only thing I can do to be able to enjoy that half hour extra with the kids and friends). It's now around 3:50 and the speakers inform us that the pizzas are ready (I booked 3 pizzas and 3 bottles of soda - one bottle of water per participant is included in the cost of the party)so we leave the trampolines and go towards the table where they have only brought 2 pizzas, 2 bottles and NO WATER. I ask Dyquan why they only have 2 pizzas delivered and, snorting, he walks back to his supervisor. She comes and brings the remainder of the missing stuff and that's when I ask her again if she could postpone cake time by maybe 15/20 minutes so that the kids can enjoy a little bit more the trampolines. She replies saying that it's not feasible, also snorting just like her colleague. I make sure at that point to tell her that she will be getting a bad review. Cakes arrives at 4.20 on the spot. We have our daughter blow off the candles, cut the cake and start eating it and... at 4.30 ON THE SPOT (even if they said they would have given us until 5) our wonderful party host Dyquan comes at the table with his dear broom and dustpan and starts swiping the floor the guest are all still eating the cake, swiping my wife's feet as she walks towards him asking if he could give us a little bit more of time!!!!! at that point I kind of got really upset, I put my self in between Dyquan and my wife and ask him to keep the 6 feet distance from all the people at the table as required by the COVID19 legislations. He stands his feet and decides to keep swiping the floor, making me even more upset. things at this point got pretty heated and that's when I decide to go back to the check-in point to speak to the general manager... he had just left for the day (what a shame, I'm sure I missed him for a couple of seconds!!!). Really frustrated for how they ruined my daughter party, I ask for the general manager name and email and also for their names to make sure I report this and once again Dyquan says :" my name is Dyquan and I'm also going to spell it for you in case you need it" with the clear intent, given the attitude and annoying tone he is speaking to me with, to offend me for my, probably not perfect, English being Italian. I should have probably addressed this right there on the spot but decided not to, to avoid any other discussions in front of all the people present there...I regret it now! MORAL OF THE STORY...my daughter 2nd b-day party totally RUINED by Dyquan and his supervisor!!! Sidenote: table was not booked for any other party for the next hour.

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    Kids have fun here but the bathrooms are terrible. Please clean your restrooms throughout the day.

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    Fun place for grown ups and kids alike. The whole family haas fun, it's super clean and friendly staff. Would be coming again.

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    Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park

    3.2
    (71 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    We went on a Tuesday after school and we had so much fun! I've been here on weekends and it…read moredefinitely gets crowded, but if you can squeeze in a day during the week, it's amazing! All areas were clean. It was pretty empty so I didn't have to worry about my little getting hurt or hurting anyone. There's trampolines, an indoor playground, obstacle courses that vary by different levels, climbing structures, jump basketball, a balance beam, and dodgeball. There's literally something for everyone. They got a food court with snacks, pizza, and icees. The ticket is usually timed, but I'm guessing since it was pretty empty, they didn't really enforce it. My only complaint is that the staff don't enforce safety rules. There was a boy that took a basketball into the free jumping area that kept trying to convince other kids to play soccer in. He kept asking the free jumpers to move out of the way and almost hitting my child and others in the head with the ball because he kept kicking it around hard. After I removed the basketball and took it back to it's rightful area, kids took the dodgeball balls out of its area and started throwing it around in the free jump area. All the while, staff passed at various occasions and no one stopped them. I understand everyone signs a waiver saying accidents can happen, but I also think it's the responsibility of staff members to keep an eye and enforce posted rules to minimize potential accidents. Would also be very helpful if parents ensured their kids abidbed by said posted rules.

    Urban Air - Terrible Customer Service and Misleading Membership Cancellation…read moreUrban Air's membership cancellation process is incredibly misleading, and their customer service is even worse. I called to cancel my 12-month membership and was told my account would be put on hold. No one explained that this meant they would add two extra months to the end of the contract to make sure they still collected their 12 payments. A month later I called back because no one followed up. That's when I finally found out about the extra months. Later, after calling again, I was told my final payment would be January 2026 and the membership would not renew. Fine. I moved on. Then in February I was charged again. When I called customer service, they told me I was supposed to call again after the 12 months to cancel, otherwise it renews. When I explained that their representatives told me something completely different, their response was basically: "We don't care what you were told on the phone. It's about the contract." They refused to refund the charge. They refused to transfer me to anyone else. They even refused to give an employee ID so the call could be referenced. This is bad business and terrible customer service. If you sign up for an Urban Air membership, make sure you document everything because their support team will not help you when something goes wrong.

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    Sky Zone Trampoline Park

    2.8
    (97 reviews)
    20.6 mi

    Pretty disappointed with this Sky Zone Trampoline Park in Pine Brook. My sister-in-law and I…read morebrought our kids on Friday, November 10th to bounce around and have some fun. We bought tickets online in advanced and let me tell you, the price alone is highway robbery. $37 per kid for admission and for a pair of their "special" Sky Zone socks is ridiculous. At $80 total for two kids for an hour and a half of jumping I was hoping there would be lots for the kids to do. Well, I was wrong. Only a few of the trampoline sections were open and others were closed. The inflatable obstacle course with trampolines was closed and that looked like the most fun section. My kids could only bounce between the trampolines, the foam pit, and the basketball area. They seemed to be short staffed so I assume that's why some of the areas were closed. After my kids got tired of the same bouncy areas they asked if they could play the arcade games, I had to tell them no because that was another added on price I just couldn't dish out. Overall, my kids got what they wanted, which was a lot of bouncing time. That's why I am giving Sky Zone two stars. I don't think I will return to Sky Zone any time soon. I did see they had a Groupon, but November 10th was a black out date so I did not buy it. Maybe if my kids are itching to bounce again I will buy the Groupon since we already have the expensive socks.

    We were guests for a birthday party. Place is huge and they have multiple area's for parties and…read morefun. We started in the trampoline area where the kids just jumped around and played dodgeball/games. For parents there is an observation area on a 2nd level-ish area. After, we moved to the foam pit and tarzan like swing. Once complete we were ushered into the party room where there was pizza and cake. It was a bit disorganized but the kids loved it. There is a small arcade area to drop some extra bucks. Plenty of parking and it's off the beaten path in an industrial area.

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    Air Riderz Adventure Park

    Air Riderz Adventure Park

    3.0
    (12 reviews)
    44.9 mi

    Their packages include jump only, climb only, and both jump and climb. Jump only for Sunday…read moremorning, including socks, was $40 per kid for 1.5 hours. We arrived at 10:30, which I would recommend based on crowds. My 4 and 5 year old had a good time, though I'd say this spot is optimal for slightly older and above. There were just a handful of activities they really couldn't do. That being said, I saw a bunch of toddlers who were also having a blast. The namesake slide was closed all morning, which was a bummer, but I'm also not sure my kids would have actually done it. The trampolines, acrobatic swing bar, and multi-level play structure were their favorites. I agree that some people working here were more happy to be there. The waiver is long. Try to do it ahead of time.

    Great experience at Air Riderz Adventure Park in Port Chester…read more Large covered parking lot shared with other stores and shops nearby. We used a Groupon and had no issues redeeming when visiting on a Friday morning. We were instructed to complete the waivers at the kiosks near the entrance. We did have to purchase the mandatory socks which was $18 for three (3) pairs. Before proceeding to the play areas, we put our things in the little cubes they have for storage...i.e. shoes, bags, etc. Keep in mind these are open cubes which anyone can access. I never felt unsafe in leaving our things there...but as always, there is a risk. It was not very crowded on a Friday morning at around 10:30am (they open at 10) so it was a pleasure navigating the space with minimal crowds. There are lots of areas to enjoy for both adults and children. The main area has trampolines as well as some interactive areas where you jump to tap buttons and two video screens where you mimic the movements on screen...both area great. There are a few obstacle courses: ninja, balance beam, and swing pit. The basketball area is also great with a cushioned surface, two hoops, and targets where you can throw balls at. There are two huge slides in the center which are fun. Finally, there a "rock climbing" area with a few different climbing options. You must have the "climb" option added to your pass in order to use it though. You will be belayed during the climb. Be mindful that the gripped socks provided do NOT offer the best grip while climbing in my opinion...climbing was much more difficult that I experience in traditional rock climbing places that provide rock climbing shoes...then again, maybe it is just me. There is a food area which sells some snacks: soft drinks, chips, candy. There are also a few tables nearby where you can eat. Overall we had a great time here...the space was very clean and well-maintained. All staff we encountered were very nice. Be sure to check ahead if visiting with toddlers as there are some restrictions on which areas they are able to visit.

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    Slides were closed all morning. Sad. But lots of other fun things to do.
    Slides were closed all morning. Sad. But lots of other fun things to do.
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    We Rock the Spectrum

    We Rock the Spectrum

    4.3
    (16 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    We LOVE coming to play here! My son is sensory needs, and he gets to do whatever he loves most…read morewhile playing here for two hours! For entry for a child and adult, it is $27.22 with taxes. For this price, it is well worth it due to the space, variety of toys, and how clean and new everything is! I haven't found a better place than here! We came here just this past weekend for a play date, and my son loved doing the zipline! He easily makes friends with other boys and girls here, and the parents I've interacted with are super kind and friendly. There's Brio train track sets, play food sets, books, stepping stones, trampoline, swings, and much much more! This place is great to have my son regulate for the rest of the day and get his energy out. Nap in the car ride home is almost a guarantee! Things to Note Before you Go: - your kiddo should have socks; it's mandatory and more hygienic! - they do play songs over the speakers and usually tend to be from the Disney soundtrack. My son did comment once it was too loud, but he went to the "calming room" and was fine - bring a snack and a water bottle We'll more than liking get a membership if he keeps asking to come back!

    We Rock the Spectrum Staten Island does a wonderful job of providing a safe sensory wonderland for…read moreall children My baby is currently crawling so I can't wait to take her when she can walk and really enjoy all of the activities including the trampoline, slides, and swings! The staff is so kind and atmosphere really relaxing and calm. They even have a separate room with some dim lighting and waterfall noise to chill Very clean and fun place especially when the weather is dreadful

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    Sky Zone Trampoline Park

    Sky Zone Trampoline Park

    2.6
    (56 reviews)
    8.8 mi

    Easy location to find. Small lot to park especially on a Saturday with the amount of parties they…read morehad going on. Smooth check in process. Was able to sign on the spot waivers with computers that actually worked! Been to other places where pads didn't work properly. Took my boys to jump around since it was my middle son's birthday and Julian was super nice and really helpful. He answered all my questions regarding the upgrade to monthly passes. My teens enjoyed their time jumping and using the arcade on the other side. Clean establishment with all the amount of people running around.

    We held our son's 7th birthday party at Sky Zone. There were around 12-15 kids--mostly 2nd graders,…read moreplus siblings were invited. There were also around a half-dozen parents who stayed to watch (the other parents dropped off). Overall, the kids had fun, and it went pretty smoothly (but not flawlessly, as explained below). Here's how it worked: 1. They place a cart with your kid's name on it in the lobby. As guests arrive, they put their shoes (and other belongings they don't need for jumping) on the cart. They also place birthday gifts in this big plastic bag attached to the cart. The cart and everything on it gets wheeled to your party room for later. 2. The guests go to a "Party Check-In" counter (separate from the check-in for general Sky Zone visitors). Your guests say which party they are with and provide their phone number, so the Sky Zone reps can confirm there's a waiver on file for the kid(s). (If the guests forgot to sign the waiver in advance, they will be told to go to the Waiver Counter--a separate counter--to fill out the waiver, before they can go to the Party Check-in counter.) 3. At the Party Check-In counter, your guests get colored wristbands, so the staff knows when they're supposed to be jumping until. If you ordered socks for your guests, this is where they will be given the socks. 4. You will have a dedicated Sky Zone rep who is your party host for the day. We had Kierra, and she was super-nice. The host leads the kids from the lobby into the jumping area. 5. Then the kids jump around. If you have a small group, they might try to keep them together, but for a group of our size, they were just allowed to roam around all the different areas--a dodgeball area, ball and foam pits, swings, balance beams, etc. 6. After the jumping is done, your group will be summoned to your party room. Pizza and drinks will be served, followed by cake (with the requisite candles and singing). 7. Guests depart from the party room. The cart will have been wheeled to the party room, so their shoes (plus whatever other belongings they didn't want to take to the jump area) will be right there for them. 8. Your party host and the Sky Zone team members handle all the clean-up. So when the party is over, you just leave too. 9. We did tip our party host (who said she'd be fine with cash or Zelle). We tipped around 15 percent of the total party cost, and she told us that was VERY generous. You could probably tip $40 to $60 (for a party of our size, around a dozen kids). Some thoughts: 1. We did the Mega VIP package, a three-hour party. We picked a Sunday, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., but said on the invitation that jumping would be from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., and pizza and cake would be served at 4 p.m., with the party officially ending at 4:30 p.m. (even though we had the room until 5 p.m.). 2. For second graders, I think a party of 2.5-3 hours, with 2 hours of jump time, was too long. If I were to do it over again, I'd do a two-hour party, with 1.5 hours of jumping and 30 minutes for pizza and cake. 3. We ordered the pizza through them, and it was totally fine pizza (not bad, not great), pretty normal-sized pies. We brought a cake from our favorite bakery (because the Mega VIP package lets you bring outside food). 4. Overall things went smoothly; the place is a party factory, and they have a set procedure. There were a few minor hiccups: (a) Our guests were initially given the wrong color wristbands, so half an hour into jumping, Sky Zone employees were telling them they had to stop jumping. This was annoying. But Kierra got the right wristbands and tracked down our guests to give them new ones. (b) They provide everything you need--decor, plates, utensils, napkins, etc. But there was a delay while they looked for the candles and another while they looked for a cake cutter. I would've thought it would all be there already. Overall, it's a totally fine venue for a kid's birthday party. In the past, we've hosted birthday parties at home. But this year we wanted to outsource it and make our lives easier, and Sky Zone did the trick. Thanks Sky Zone!

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