Lava Island

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Jessica Maughanvia Google

about 1 month ago

My kids love this place. Difference between Aurora and parker location. Parker locations trampoline Park is smaller but still fun and there are NOT message chairs. But I love that you can keep an eye on the kids easier. It's just as fun but smaller. There is a toddler section and a giant volcano to climb as well.

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Jeremy Evia Google

about 1 month ago

The Ultimate Indoor Oasis for Every Age! If you haven’t taken your kids to Lava Island yet, you are missing out on the best indoor play experience in Colorado! We’ve been to plenty of trampoline parks, but this place is on a completely different level. It’s like a tropical paradise crossed with a high-intensity adventure course. Why We Loved It: * The Scale is Insane: They have over 40,000 square feet of pure fun. Between the 15,000 sq. ft. trampoline park, the 20+ themed climbing walls, and the massive "adventure zone" full of slides and mazes, the kids didn’t stop moving for three hours straight. * The "Volcano" Slide: This is the crown jewel! My kids spent half their time just climbing the volcano and flying down the giant slides. It’s definitely the highlight of the park. * Toddler-Friendly & Teen-Approved: It is so rare to find a place where a 3-year-old and a 12-year-old are equally entertained. The separate toddler area is safe and engaging, while the parkour-style obstacles kept the older kids challenged. * Clean & Well-Staffed: For a place this big, I was impressed by how clean it felt. The staff was everywhere, making sure kids were playing safely without being "fun-police." Pro-Tips for Your Visit: > 1. Get the All-Day Pass: Trust me, an hour isn't enough to explore everything. The all-day pass is the best value. > 2. Check out the Party Rooms: We peeked at the themed rooms (the "Ice Room" and "Jungle Room" looked incredible) and will definitely be booking our next birthday party here. > 3. Coffee for the Parents: They have a great little cafe area with snacks and Starbucks coffee so you can actually relax while the kids burn off all that energy. > Final Verdict: Lava Island is the gold standard for family fun in Centennial. It’s the perfect "worn-out kids, happy parents" destination. We will be back—probably next weekend!

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Le Yangvia Google

2 months ago

Great place! A lot to play. This is our first time to be here and it has been a wonderful experience! Highly recommended.

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Aubrey Glazevia Google

6 months ago

Very fun new indoor play place! Tons to do, and a great toddler area. Trampolines, foam pits, slides, and ton to climb on and explore. The staff were all incredibly friendly and helpful. Very very clean and well done! Remember to bring grippy socks for little ones. I brought my 4 and 2 year old and they had a blast. The inside is also really large so very spacious.

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Ashley Wallacevia Google

6 months ago

We just visited the newly opened Lava Island in Centennial, and it’s already a hit in our household. My six-year-old, Zachary, had an absolute blast—he didn’t stop moving the entire time (and yes, he slept well that night). The space is clean, safe, and thoughtfully designed, with plenty of areas for kids to explore and burn energy. One of the things I appreciated most as a parent was how many comfortable seating areas there are. It’s nice to have a spot to relax while still keeping an eye on the action. Prices are refreshingly reasonable—snacks, entry, everything felt fair—and the staff has been consistently friendly and attentive. It’s not always easy to find a place that’s fun for kids and not exhausting for adults, but Lava Island hits the mark. We’ll definitely be back.