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A3rospacedvia Google

about 2 months ago

I counted at least 3 games that had a two player mode for kids, each broken in some way. A little kid ride that was supposed to shoot water within a cage didn't work but was still accepting tokens - The seal around that specific game looked like it was molding. The only highchair in the viewable area had really old food in the crevices of the seat. The bounce area seemed to be unmonitored to a point that me and another father watched a child almost fall out of one almost 10ish feet up onto the cement. Signed something stating my kids needed gripped socks, to be told they ran out of them & my kids could just go in without a pair - Was also given more tokens for games because they ran out of socks. Which is cool but now that im thinking about it i basically traded some of my kids safety for extra game tokens? Also kids are able to run around the backside of the bounce houses due to it being unmonitored, i watched 3-4 of them run back behind where all the pumps and electrical outlets are. The "golf" area is pretty sloppy. The best part is the art on the walls. The "courses" themselves consist of half painted bricks at the top, surrounding floor mats with a hole cut into it. Two of the courses holes didn't sit in the floor right. My 2 year old was having trouble walking around because, again, only half of the bricks are painted. All in all i drive an hour to come & the only thing i enjoyed was the pizza. Even the crane games in the arcade is a joke - they take the toy you win with the crane game and exchange it for points towards a different prize? Who is so unable to spend money that they print ticket amounts on the prizes to trade them in for another? My kids were actually disappointed when the worker took all 4 of the balls i won for them, and told us they had points. For some shitty off-brand Hotwheels cars. Shame.

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Michael Paulsenvia Google

about 2 months ago

I love that the mini golf and bounce houses are free for the kids! They welcome walk ins which is great! The birthday packages are fair priced in my opinion and the pizza was good. Also the staff is very friendly and they were very welcoming with refunding all of our points that my kid used on a broken game. The staff went above and beyond today for our family!

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K BLeevia Google

3 months ago

The new location is nice! It's just a couple doors down from the old location. Clean and lots of fun! The jumping is free, the mini golf is free. You only have to pay for the games and drinks. A nice place to let you kids jump their crazies out!

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Deanna Azbellvia Google

4 months ago

We have been going to Jungle George's for many years now. The last place was starting to get run down, but their new location they opened in it's only building is absolutely amazing! It is free to get in, do the bouncy houses, and mini golf. I take my daycare children all the time. So we don't play the video games, but the kids love the bouncy houses and pizza. Their pizza is absolutely amazing! The new location you are required to have grip socks, but isn't a big deal. They do have some available there to purchase if you don't have any. Also the last time we went I have a little girl that can't have dairy and they made a special part of our pizza for her without cheese on it. They were amazing and accommodating! I highly recommend Jungle George's for children to run their energy out!!

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Nelson Mvia Google

6 months ago

Hear me out I know there’s a lot of negative reviews of this location, but there are not many places where you can go in and have free entertainment options, such as bounce, houses, mini golf, and low prices on food and drinks for birthday parties. You have to walk in with the expectation that it won’t be the best arcade place like a Dave & Buster’s. We went on a weekday before school started and was happy that there was not droves of kids. The employee at the front desk was super nice and she even reimbursed us the credits that we lost when one of the machine machines would not play. This was the connect for machine that was broken and took our credits. in the month of August arcade was half price though $20 was worth $40 in credit. This allowed for plenty of games to earn tickets for some of the prizes. My son thoroughly enjoyed some of the tickets skill games. There was also some arcades not many, but those were fun as well. We did not do the bounce house or the miniature golf. If you do go, remember, you need to sign a waiver for the bounce house and also have grippy socks, which you can bring or buy at their location. If you walked in with the open mindset that this is not a super expensive experience, I think you walk out content. We definitely will be back in the future.