Wow, they have some seriously logistical issues to work out with purchasing tickets onsite. You can…read morepurchase tickets online in advance and they have a "fast line" for people that do that. FYI, everyone who is going to jump is going to pay, including 1 year old. Avoid at all costs, going on Valentine's Day, it's going to be packed. When we were leaving at 5:30pm there had to have been a line of 80+ people waiting outside to get in. Once past the check in process, the place is cool. They have lots of activities and it was a good place for our toddlers and teenage to get some energy out. This park offers quite a few activities that others do not and that is why we go there. However, we will be more selective on the times we go if there's a next time.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUdf_UnkWOK/?igsh=cTA5ZHdoaDR4d3lz…read more Múltiple urban air parks are owned by private equity and have not had prioritized safety in the operation-especially of the zip line attractions where children all over the country have fallen to severe disability from 30 feet in the air to concrete floors. Go somewhere else. Google it.

My "2nd-mom" (mother of a very close friend whom I look at like a second mother figure in my life,)…read moreand I brought her two grandkids and my nephew here today (03/21/2026) for each of them to enjoy a 90-minute bounce together as a way to close their spring break weekend before getting back on school schedule. We came in, filled all of the waiver info, checked in, paid for the 90 minute passes + grip socks and got our arm-bands. Received our receipts and email confirmations that both included start and end times. As you'll see in the email screenshot, the start-time is clearly listed as 03:15pm and the end-time as 04:45pm. The place was packed with kids having fun. The staff could've been a bit more proactive in their efforts to ensure older children/teens stayed out of the areas designated for toddlers, but there were enough parents accompanying their toddlers that it wasn't an issue but maybe a handful of times that I witnessed (of course that's just a bit of speculation on my end, from the outside looking in.) All seemed to be going as well as one could hope for things to go, until about 4:20-4:25, when all three kids came over to us and said that a staff member told them that their time was up. Of course, that couldn't have been right, as only 65-70 minutes had passed and we each had a physical, as well as emailed receipts, showing the end times as 4:45. But, sure enough, we looked at their wristbands and all three had "4:30" stamped on them, which even still, shouldn't have been an issue, as it was still a few minutes before 4:30. So my "mom" went and asked the staff member (that told the kids they were done) why they were being stopped ~20 minutes early. That staff member directed "mom" to the manager at the check-in desk. The manager then (in what I believed to be an unnecessarily snarky manner in regard to an issue she was just presented with) "informed" us that time started when we began the parent/child registration and waiver forms and that there's "nothing they could do about it." My "mom" pointed out (not in the most chipper of tones, admittedly, but quite understandably so, from an objective POV) the several discrepancies between what the manager was saying VS. what the receipts clearly and physically state VS. what the arm-bands said. (Three different things, three different time frames/answers.) The manager just doubled up on her attitude and vocal volume and doubled down on there "being nothing they can do." Then her and my "mom" went back and forth exchanging "I don't cares" and "Leave!"s a few times and we made our way out of the door, still nearly 15 minutes before our recorded end-time (per the physical and emailed receipts.) All-in-all, we felt scammed, for lack of a better term. We were shorted over an hour of purchased (and promised) time, between the three kids, collectively, and told to just suck-it-up (paraphrased,) basically. It was a pretty disappointing conclusion to what started out as a swell outing. Do better, management. Attached are screenshots of the emailed receipts for my nephew's general pass (and my observer/parent pass)

Frustrating and inconsistent experience at Sky Zone Ocala…read more Last year, I was told my son could attend independently once he turned 16. Now that he is 16, I was told I still have to remain on-site -- and this came from the same employee who gave me the original information. That level of inconsistency makes it difficult to trust what you're told or plan ahead. If the policy is that minors require a parent present regardless of age, that should be clearly stated and consistently enforced -- not change depending on the day or conversation. This isn't about the rule itself, it's about the lack of clear and reliable communication. Customers should not be given guidance that is later contradicted, especially by the same staff member. Would not have come if this had been communicated correctly. The Reviews on Google all have same theme... Rude staff!

Kids have been going to Get Air for many years now. It is always fun!…read more This place offers a toddler area, so the little ones can enjoy too. My kids love jumping around for hours here! Staff is nice and courteous.

Our church took our young kiddos to Get Air today and they loved it!…read more I drove the church bus there with around 28 kids. Wow they had a ball and loved all the trampoline jump stations. They were wore out went they got back on the bus. Definitely recommend this place and wish we had this when I was a kid!

This is a fun place for kids (even adults who are still kids at heart and have the energy of a…read morekid!)... Great place to go and let kids jump, run, and play for 90 mins. We went when the weather was 70 degrees, which was perfect because the kids worked up a sweat! The staff was present and available. There was a kid inside the bounce house being reckless and the staff quickly rectified the situation. The place was clean and felt safe. FunBox is located in the Avenues Mall parking lot. They have Porta potties in the area, but you can leave and go to the mall food court restrooms if you prefer. As long as you keep your wristband on, you can come and go as you please. Adults must accompany their kids (no dropping off your kid and leaving), seating is first come first serve, there's a snow cone stand ($6.00) and a free shoe store area. You can bring your own water and snacks in. Nonslip socks are required. You can bring your own or purchase some at FunBox. Music was good and it was a fun time. If your kid likes bounce houses, then they'll love this place. It's HUGE! My picture doesn't do it justice. SN: I read some of the proceeds of Funbox goes to foster care kids. A company doing good things for society is a plus!

Fun place for kids (and adults who still feel like kids!). Great for bouncing, running, and playing…read morefor 90 minutes. Staff was attentive and handled a reckless kid quickly. Place is clean and safe. Located in Avenues Mall parking lot, wristbands allow in-and-out access. Snow cone stand available, nonslip socks required. Music was fun,

We've been here for a few birthday parties, and it's always been a positive experience. The…read morefacility is clean and well-maintained, and the food is decent. The restrooms, however, could use a bit more attention and cleaning. They have multiple party rooms and always seem to stay busy. There are activities for kids of all ages, but I feel the attractions are better suited for older children. My 4 year olds had a great time, but at times they were overwhelmed by the older kids running, jumping, and playing more aggressively. Overall, it's a fun place to keep kids entertained for a few hours, especially on hot or rainy days. If you have younger toddlers, just be prepared to supervise them a little more in the busier play areas.

Planet Obstacle is tucked away in an industrial park in Lake Mary. Google and Apple Maps will take…read moreyou to the front of the area, but just keep going and you'll eventually find it. Once inside, it's big, spacious, and packed with activities to keep kids busy and entertained. There's also plenty of seating for adults, good food specials, and even light adult beverages. The kids had a great time, and it felt age-appropriate for my nine-year-old as well as younger kids. My only gripe was that it was very warm inside, and the airflow didn't seem to be working well. I understand Florida heat, but some extra fans or better cooling would make a big difference. Overall, it's a fun spot for indoor play with kids, and we'd go back again.

I went here today with my Great Nieces and nephew and boy what a great area to go to to release…read moresome energy. The adults and kids interact together or they have special areas just for the little ones and even an area for middle aged children that had a nice screen cage in the area. It had great interacting games for the kids to get up and exercise. This is exactly what our children need nowadays the staff was great friendly checked us in quickly offered us great prices. We went in the morning with the little ones when it's less busier, this is definitely a must for your children

We got the summer pass and it has been a life changer this summer when it's too hot or rainy…read moreoutside. We went during the glow party this week and it was awesome! I did notice that couple games weren't working right/rock wall is missing some hand holds.

Came here with ny summer camp and we had a great time. There's a lot of activities for the kids to…read moredo and the staff are friendly and attentive! The only thing the fell short on was the food. They need to update the menu you can download off their website as it says the 7 inch pizza is $5.99 but when you oder it there its $7.99. Then I had to add pepperoni for $1.50 and was only given 4 which was disappointing. I also got the loaded tots which were really good I could tell the actually fried the bacon and didn't use bacon bits. The tots could have been crispier and would have benifitted from some shredded cheese but over all not a bad place and I would definitely come back.

Friendliness at the front It's already hot outside and feels…read morelike it's just as hot Im here. Also we need a plastic bag and not one bag available for us to have after spending all the money we spent. No to go bag not bags yet all these garbage cans have bags and no bags. If you can't give just be honest don't look at us like we are dumb and say have none. Kind of heartbreaking to what to be out with my grandkids and it's not so fun for us

We had my grandson birthday party here & the kids really enjoyed themselves. This was my first…read morevisit however I will be bringing my little back. This place here is chill. This a good for kid entertainment for a hour or two.

What a fun time! I like that this place is open so you're able to see children pretty easily. We…read morewere greeted nicely, we used a group on! It was $111 for 7 people. Plus $25 for socks. The jumping area was monitored but the other areas didn't have monitors watching. The bathrooms were clean. And the people at the snack bar were nice.

First the construction outside had my kids thinking we were in the ghetto lmbo…read more We walked in, definitely smaller than expected. For the age group I have with my kids, this place is better for littler kids. Honestly my kids were done playing within 30 mins. My youngest son has ADHD and it wasn't much for him to do to keep him entertained. There is I consider a snack bar compared to a cafe so you definitely need to grab your kids some food after you leave. Floor could use a little updating as well as the games. A creepy dark hallway by the restrooms, that's a no go for me. There is a skittles and cotton candy machine in the back but I won't use in my honest opinion. So if your kids are 8 and older or are very hyper, I won't recommend this place for them, not much for them to do.

Well run. Kids love it! Always get nervous about bigger kids not paying attention to the little…read moreones but the employees do a good job refereeing