Melissa Romo
This place has unfortunately gone downhill and is not what it used to be. During our visit, a child was running around the trampoline area with a long screwdriver, throwing it and pretending to threaten other kids in a “playful” way, clearly not understanding how dangerous it was. What was more concerning was that staff—who also appeared very young—did nothing, even as several parents were visibly worried. I went to get my son, and by that point the screwdriver had been thrown onto the trampoline itself, which could have caused serious injury. I took it away and brought it to the front desk. As I walked up, another parent was already complaining about the situation. When the adult supervising the child asked where he got it, the child pointed to the basketball area, which raises even more concerns about supervision and safety checks. This could have ended very badly. Trampoline parks are high-risk environments as it is, and allowing a dangerous object like that on the floor—especially without staff intervention—is unacceptable. Management seriously needs to address supervision, staff training, and basic safety enforcement before someone gets hurt.
