I had my sons 2nd birthday party here. The kids and grown ups had a great time. Only issue was booking the event.

Rating could have been a five star except for Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA, 1990) lack of compliance.We went on a Saturday afternoon to a birthday party for our six-year-old granddaughter. About 20 kids and parents attended. LOTS of bounce houses and slides kept them busy for almost two hours! Looks like incredible fun!The party area has picnic style tables that seat 20 kids and parents separated from the activity area.A vending area provides snacks of chips, cookies, drinks, and dipping dots ice cream treats. The party host brought fruits, vegetables, small sandwiches, juice, and water bottles to keep active kids hydrated. The requisite homemade unicorn birthday cake filled the party goers with sugar and sweets. The vendors would provide treats and cake, for a fee, if the customer preferred.The vendors had monitors with spray bottles attending the bounce houses. I was very happy to see that! With the number of colds and kid runny noses its good to see the vendors using sanitary treatments!Handicapped parking had the required signs, however, it must be unsupervised because the neighboring business truck blocked the handicapped spaces on the east end of the building. This also blocked the handicapped entry onto the sidewalk to the entrance.Using a wheelchair is bad enough to often keep us from participating in various activities and events. However, when businesses and vendors make entering their facilities difficult, or in some cases nearly impossible, its beyond simply annoying.I did not attempt to use the restroom facilities, so I dont know IF there were transfer bars or sufficient space inside for a wheelchair. However, the door was NOT sufficiently wide enough to allow my wheelchair to even get inside!This facility was constructed well after 1990 when the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was enacted, almost 30 years ago!!! There are websites that assist with compliance issues. Even sitting in a wheelchair for a half hour would facilitate understanding the compliance requirements.While I am an adult observer to the festivities, at some point a child with physical disabilities will attend this business and would like to be able to park, enter the building, participate in the bounce activities, and use the restroom facilities. Federal law requires full accessibility, not yet fully available.Overall, the party facilities and the bouncy houses, were satisfactory for 20 kids and parents to have a fun afternoon birthday party! Compliance with ADA, Federal law requirements, was inadequate and enough to pull down a rating for a fun place to go.

This place was great on a cold day. The jump houses were huge and my kids had a ton of fun and it wore them out. Great place for kids.

Pretty cool. Big room with a bunch of bouncehouses. My son loved it. Cool bar too made with pennies.

It was great my son had a very fun time there. we cant wait to go back sometime.

This is a great place for kids to be able to run and jump and be loud indoors. When its raining and the kids need to release some energy its great to be able to come here and let them have fun.

Great place! Kids had so much fun.

Owner is so friendly. My daughter has a blast everytime. Clean place. Clean bathroom. Will definitely keep coming back.

Great place for birthday party!

Great place for kids party.

Great place for the kids!

Awesome place!

Not much here.

There is no one who answers the premises and their contact telephone number never answers.