Fun Park - Indoor Amusement Center

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Kadee Larocque

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“You need your grip socks” “you can’t be on here if you don’t have grip socks” Fun police this guy. I’m literally pregnant and cannot jump. I had my husband go around with my baby. When I finally got my grip socks on and got back down to the trampoline area to watch my son he said I needed a wristband to even be on the platform. (I was in a birthday party) after my husband got his wrist band, he was on my husbands butt about EVERYTHING! Everything he was doing “wrong” that guy would go up to him, barely a minute before our time for the park has ended he went up to my husband and my baby and told them their time was up but the rest of the birthday party was aloud to jump for another half hour. He was not doing that to anyone else EXCEPT for my husband and my son. Safe to say I’ll never be going back, the place was stinky and sticky, the bathrooms smelt so bad and most employees were rude. If I can give this place 0 stars I would! Picture of the individual harassing my husband posted with this review.

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Iryna Kybalchuk

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Absolutely amazing place for kids! We celebrated our daughter’s 8th birthday here, and it was truly a perfect experience. The park is incredibly clean, everything looks brand new, and the atmosphere is so fun and welcoming for children. Prices are very reasonable for what you get. The service was outstanding — the young lady who took care of us was an absolute gem. She was incredibly kind, attentive, patient with the kids, and genuinely caring. We will definitely be coming back again and again. Highly recommend this place to families and anyone looking to throw an unforgettable kids’ birthday party!

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Jessica Surette

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The best Trampoline park in Edmonton!! Hands down! 👌 very spacious! Has a lot of spots to jump and there’s even a dodgeball area. As well as a jumping pit with Obstacles! I’m a 31-year-old woman and came with my good friend! This place is adult friendly! Good music! With friendly staff, and it’s very affordable to jump for an hour !! Oh, they even have a basketball net! I recommend this place

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Samantha Gomolchuk

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I took our 10-year-old boys to Fun Park in Edmonton this week and had a great time! We did the 2-hour pass, which was perfect for them to burn off some energy after traveling, though on a regular day, the 1-hour pass would probably be enough. Sticky socks are mandatory (as expected for places like this) and only $3.50 much cheaper than the $8.00 ones we usually pay in Kelowna. Overall, pricing is right in line with similar attractions. The facility is super clean and feels very new. I really liked the upstairs viewing area, perfect for parents with older kids who don’t need constant supervision. If my boys were younger, I’d probably sit downstairs where the play area is, though there’s less seating there. Upstairs has plenty of picnic tables and about 15 couches for parents and birthday groups, but the couches aren’t very comfortable my neck and back were sore for a couple of days after! A staff member actually came around asking for feedback, which I appreciated. I mentioned that the low-back couches could be improved, and suggested adding a counter top bar-style rail with stools downstairs for parents who need to be closer to the kids. Overall, it’s a great center for kids who are more self-sufficient and for parents who want a few moments to relax with a book or chat with a friend. We didn’t try the laser tag, so I can’t comment on that part, but everything else was great!

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Shubham Vyas

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I recently visited Fun Park in South Edmonton and honestly, it was such a great experience that I felt I had to share. Before going, I saw a lot of negative reviews online saying it was “too expensive” or a “safety hazard.” After spending a day there myself, I can confidently say that those reviews don’t reflect what I experienced. Yes, it’s not the cheapest place, but for what you get, it’s absolutely worth every penny. The variety of activities is fantastic — trampoline zones, obstacle courses, climbing walls, foam pits, and even laser tag. It’s the kind of place where both kids and adults can have fun, burn off energy, and try new things. What stood out to me the most was how well-maintained and safe everything felt. The equipment looked modern and sturdy, there were clear safety measures in place, and staff were attentive. The foam pits and climbing walls, in particular, had plenty of padding and gave me peace of mind while kids were playing. Even the laser tag area was well set up, with cool lighting and a fun layout that kept everyone entertained. I think people who call this a “safety hazard” probably haven’t looked closely at how much effort actually goes into keeping the place secure. I didn’t see anything unsafe at all — in fact, it felt safer than many similar play centers I’ve been to before. Overall, if you’re looking for an active, fun-filled outing, I’d definitely recommend giving Fun Park a try. It’s a place where you get your money’s worth, and it’s perfect for families, groups of friends, or even just to challenge yourself with the climbing walls and obstacle courses. I’ll definitely be coming back!