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    Ferox Ninja Park

    3.5 (42 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Nancy A.

    Came here with my 2 year old daughter and did not know what was coming until I stepped inside. Bought a 2 hour deal from Groupon and did not realize until I saw the pamphlet that Ferox Ninja Park is good for 4 year olds and above so I was like damn. I mean I bought the tickets already so I gave the park a try. It turned out the obstacles were very challenging and tough especially if you don't have the core and stamina. I am very overweight and the monkey bars were just impossible. Make sure you have the strength and core before you come here or else it's not worth the price. The only worthwhile challenge is the trampoline where it was fun for my daughter. You needed to wear the grip socks though in order to prevent slipping. It was pretty fun until the trampolines got crowded later on in the day so it was tough to get a single trampoline for yourself. There is a kitchen too that sells bites and snacks like chicken fingers, fries, pizza, nachos, popcorn, and many more snacks. Bathrooms there got a metal turnstile to get into, which I thought was weird. There was a door though and it was opened for everyone to get through. There is a section next to the bathrooms for young kids but it was closed off the day I went to Ferox Ninja Park.

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    Rosemond S.

    I absolutely love this place and it lived up to the hype. I came on a Saturday afternoon and it wasn't overly crowded. The venue is nicely organized for the kids activities to be on one side and the more difficult ninja activities be on the other side. There's something for everyone. I particularly enjoyed the zip line and some of the other ninja challenges. This is motivation to work out more and build my strength For those into fitness this is the perfect place to come to test your skills.

    Lindsay G.

    What a fun, indoor ninja parkour experience! Super fun for adults, but took my six-year-old and he loved it as well. Recommend!

    Yvonne D.

    This place was pretty cool! Took my niece and nephew here and they enjoyed it. It was a Wednesday night so it was fairly empty. When we first arrived we were given our wrist band and trampoline socks and explored the facilities on our own-- and this place is actually huge. More stuff for bigger kids/ adults way in the back. We made use of the cafe by ordering drinks and snacks (a little overpriced). I would visit again-- Bathrooms were clean, friendly staff, affordable entry fee, perfect activity for a hot day.

    JiHae L.

    I went and inside felt like America's Ninja Warrior. I watched people from the outside, and it looked like fun. I found out on Fridays that they have Adult Night people who are 18+ from 8-11pm for $29. It's a good deal as you have the entire place to yourselves without younger kids roaming around disturbing the peace. They do have live music by a deejay playing as well. There's food being served, but you can't bring that inside where you climb. There is a waiver that you must sign in advance. You can probably look around without a bracelet and just a by stander, but they will probably check to see that you're not using their facilities. Overall, it'll be a fun place to check out with a group of friends as a challenge.

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    S G.

    We love Ferox. Our son loves ninja warrior and so Ferox is a great place for him to live out his ninja dreams. They have great obstacles that cater to all different levels. My only complaint is that there are often toddlers and little kids running around on the mats unsupervised which creates a potentially dangerous situation. It used to be that you had to be at least 10 to enter the ninja area but unfortunately, it doesn't seem like that is a policy any longer. I wish there was a dedicated time for more serious ninja athletes to practice w/o interference.

    Larry J.

    Great place for free form active play!! Good rules good supervision and a ton of fun. Challenging and a great way to spend an afternoon.

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    2 years ago

    Awesome! Friday night was a great time, stay hydrated! There are lockers for your things, bring some comfortable clothes.

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    Ferox Ninja Park - indoor_playcenter - Updated September 2026

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