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    Silicon Valley Bubble Soccer

    5.0 (72 reviews)
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    Janice T.

    I made a reservation 2 days before my event. The process was very easy. I booked online on their website and called right away to confirm. They also sent a confirmation email. You actually pick a park where you would like to play. We opted for the bubble soccer option (they also offer archery tag). On the actual day, I received a call from Jared confirming he would be driving to the chosen park 30 mins before our actual time to scope out the area and set up. It turns out, the park I chose was closed for the day! He reassured me that it was okay and gave me 3 other options of parks near by my location! He checked out another school park near by (which was a bust due to dead grass) and called me immediately. He finally chose Cataldi Park which was only 1.5 miles away from our original location. It was the perfect place for being a last minute change. He was able to set up and we started right on time. Jared handled this situation very well and avoided what could've been a stressful process. Way to be proactive! We had 8 players and played 4 on 4. He gave us a brief tutorial on how to put on the bubble and explained the rules. He also served as the referee while we played. Each match was 10 minutes. We quickly determined 8 minutes was a better limit. We were so out of breath from running and laughing. It was such a fun experience! We were all very impressed and had such a great time. Everyone in the park enjoyed watching the game. We were all very happy with the entire service. All of our friends want to play this again for future events. We also want to play their other option of archery tag since this experience was very fun and organized. In summary, I highly recommend this place and would definitely go again. In all 5 out of 5!

    Angelina R.

    Thank you SOOO much SV bubble soccer for making my boyfriends adult birthday party Soo much fun! You guys were AMAZING! So accommodating and everyone commented on how much fun they had, definitely enjoyed by all! We have already recommended you guys to a ton of people and our party was just yesterday! Can't wait to book AGAIN with you guys! Angelina #svbubblesoccer

    Megan N.

    This was one of the most fun activities we've done as a group. We booked the combo for Saturday in Cataldi Park. When booking, it was very easy to navigate through their website. If you have questions before you book, you can always head to their yelp messaging box. Jared was SUPER helpful with the booking process and made sure everything was correct. For the activity, Jared was very flexible on what we wanted to do for our games. For archery, he let us practice for a bit before we played the game. After that, we did bubble soccer which was really fun and super tiring. I would not recommend bubble soccer on a hot day, but the weather on our day was perfect. Jared also let us play sumo with the bubbles when we were too exhausted to run back and forth for soccer. For some of the games, we were able to come up with our own rules. Overall, Jared was accommodating to our group and made our experience amazing. I would definitely use this service again, especially for archery!

    On the attack!!
    Kathy T.

    I used Silicon Valley Bubble Soccer for my daughter's 12th Birthday party and it was awesome. Its a fun event that soccer players and non players both loved! The staff was very professional and made sure everyone was having fun and were safe. They were great about letting the younger kids and adults try and they had a variety of games to play. Id use them again! !!!

    Ardielyn F.

    Had such a great time playing bubble soccer with family and friends. I don't play soccer but I'll play this game. It's safe from getting kicked in the face / body and it's so fun bouncing around and trying to knock your opponent down. It's a great work out. Like lifting weights and working out your legs. Seriously. Expect to be a bit sore the next day. I like that it's kid friendly too. My 9yr old loves it. Owners are pretty cool too. They set up and break it down for you and makes sure everyone plays safely and most importantly have plenty of fun. Can't wait to play again.

    Bubble soccer at Cuesta Park in Mountain View.
    Lynette L.

    We rented bubbles for our son's 13-year birthday party. The kids unanimously gave it a thumbs up. Silicon Valley Bubble Soccer was great to deal with too. I was able to make the reservation quickly and easily over their website / email. Jared showed up early and got everything set up on time. He did a great job in getting the kids bubbled up and running around. Tips: 1-hour was plenty of time even for energetic 13-year olds; bring plenty of water because bubbling is sweaty work! Thank you Jared and Rona!

    At the end of our game :)
    Rithu J.

    You don't realize how much fun it is until you actually crawl into that bubble yourself. My biggest apprehension about the sport was if we would get hurt or not and to my surprise we all survived without any injuries :) Me and 9 of my friends rented the equipment for an hour, which was actually more than enough time. Jared was an amazing referee, he ensured that the game was fun and that everyone played by the rules. He was also super enthusiastic. He arrived early and set up everything for us on time. Can't wait to play again :) Be warned, you might have a sore neck the next day from all the bouncing around but it's totally worth it

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