elevated sportz indoor trampoline park

Came into town to spend some time with the Grandkids and they chose this place for some fun. We went during Hoppy Hour (we skipped school of course!) which is 10am-12:30pm for $8 per kid. There is a play area that has slides, tubes, etc and a trampoline area that is split up into 4 separate play areas. Foam blocks that they can jump into, a regular trampoline area, dodge ball and basketball. The boys had a blast. The adults can go in the areas to "help" their kids or there are sitting areas where you can keep your eyes on the kids. There are attendants in each of the areas to help supervise the kids. The kids were pretty tuckered out and after 2 hours they were a little bored. In the evening hours it looks as though they have time set aside for teens to use the facility as well.

Elevated Sportz is a fun place to take your kids and teens. There are quite a few different things to do that appeal to different age groups. For younger kids (probably 5 and under) there is a large play structure with slides, climbing tubes, and other fun things to play with. They have a bar stool area just outside of the play structure where you can sit and chat while your child plays, but the only problem is that you can't see well into the structure from there. To be able to keep a close eye on your little one you do need to be standing in the play structure area and even then it's easy to lose track of them because the structure is quite large. Overall that is a nice area though.There are fun trampoline areas for older kids and younger ones as well. They have a separate area for younger kids (under 7 I think?) to be able to jump without older kids getting into the way. I did see some older kids head into that area (it's not that easy to tell apart from the older jumping area when you are in there), but the employees are there to direct them back to the older jumping area. I really like that there is an area for younger ones not to have to worry about the bigger kids running into them. They have a fun foam pit where you can do tricks and flips. It is quite a workout pulling yourself out of the foam pit over and over so it sure makes for a fun upper body workout.They have an area for dodgeball and basketball as well. My son was 7 when he played in the dodgeball area and although it got a bit intense there sometimes he was okay with it. I wouldn't feel comfortable sending a child younger than that in there though as many times there are quite a few teens playing, who understandably are more rough.I like that there are numerous benches to sit and watch your child if you aren't jumping with them, or if you just need a break. They also have tables near their concession stand to sit and wait or have snack. The food and drink is a bit expensive but I guess that is common for concession stands.You do need to fill out a waiver for each child before they are allowed to jump. I would recommend filling it out online before so they have it on file because it is somewhat time consuming. And chances are your kids are going to want to get playing asap.I think their regular prices seem a bit high ($15 per child for 90 minutes), but they do run specials sometimes that bring the price down. Overall it's a fun place for kids to burn off some energy, especially during the damp winter months.

I was happy with our visit to Elevated Sports. We took our 4-year-old twin boys this morning to burn off some energy on a cloudy, cold day. We just did the play area since there was a wait for the combo (play area and jumping) and it was plenty of fun to keep my guys occupied. They enjoyed the slides and the little kid cars. The play area was clean and the equipment was well maintained with foam protection at all the metal supports. I also liked that there was staff throughout the play structure to help moderate conflicts with the kids. What I didn't like is that the play structure is huge and my guys got lost a couple times. It's not well-lit within the structure (some dark places). It's also rather cold in there. I guess if you're running around it probably feels warmer but my kids' ears and fingers were pretty cold. I recommend completing the waivers and admission online. After waiting in line, I learned I needed to complete the waiver in a separate area. When I returned to pay without waiting in the line again (because the girl at the front desk directed me to), I was met with a hoard of nasty moms in my face. Make sure to bring socks as they are required in the play area. There is food available which looked a bit expensive but you are free to bring your own snacks. I'm not sure this would be much fun for kids over 4. My kids played the entire time but were not upset about leaving when it was time to go.

Don't take your kids here, its a dump. They are more concerned about collecting money then making it a nice experience for you and your family!

We went twice and it was really fun! If you have a younger child they have a place for them to go and play too. They pay is by how long you stay. They have a huge area for just jumping or doing tricks. They also have a block pit, and a basketball trampoline court. There is also a dodgeball area which is really fun! They have a cafe and and drink machines if you need something to drink or eat why you are there. They also have a arcade center so you can play games. If you arent jumping they have seating in front of every section so you can watch your kids!

Went her with a nephew to try something out that was different. Great trampolines and well staffed. Most people kept an eye on tier kids, some dropped off and sat in the food court area oblivious to what the kids were doing. Food was very good for a place like that, would have expected grossness. Had a gluten free pizza, actually better than most regular pizzas!!Go and have some fun, be a participant in the fun though. Great exercise for kids (and adults).

With lots to do from arcade to air hockey, to the trampolines to the 4 story play castle this is the a very entertaining place for children. Although a bit pricey if you don't make it for "Hoppy Hour", you can still find the arcade and other things to keep your entertainment levels high.

My son, 18 months, loves playing here, but I feel like there are always coughing sick kids. I wish there was a no sick kids policy to discourage parents from letting their kids spread their bugs. The employees are often outside smoking, or chatting, instead I wish they'd wipe the equipment down. Overall, it's a great spot for kids to burn off energy on a rainy day. I wish they opened earlier so we could go before 11am nap.

Just got back from taking my nephew to this place. Holy cow, awesome place when you walk in but some employees just followed us every place we went, nephew tries to have fun and get me to play with him so I walk onto the trampoline. Immediately the employee asks if I have a pass, I did not and the guy just told me okay well you can walk along the pads but not jump on the trampoline. Okay whatever I understand he has is job to do but just shortly after that another employee asks if I had a pass I said no but the other guy said it was okay if I just walked along the pads and play with him. She had to stop and think of a response, after a long pause she gives a smug look and says well you can't touch any of the balls then instantly walks off so she does not have to realize that she is being strict as hell and taking any fun away from this place. Seriously I just paid for my nephew to get this pass so he can play for $15 and your going to follow me everywhere I go in this place with eyes on us like hawks. Just seems wrong to have those people following you everywhere you go and stepping on parents feet when they are trying to teach their kids what they did wrong. Never going back to this place again and I would advise everyone else avoid it as well unless you want to feel uncomfortable and that you have hardly any control to teach your kids while they play. Just going to stick to taking him to Lynnwood pump it up because the employees are much more hands off and only step in when things are possibly going to get out of control. They allow parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents to play with their kids without watching them with a damn eagle eye.

We took our 9 year old Son and 2 friends here for his birthday. They spent most of their time in the dodge ball court. Bouncing throwing, running and sweating! They had a blast! There is typical junk food for purchase and a nice picnic table area to eat or rest at.

I had a problem purchasing a picket for my 2 year old for toddler time. Called twice and sent emails to attempt to contact them with no reply. I even added a comment on their facebook page (that was deleted by them/not approved to post). I see reviews about how amazing the experience is for the child, so I am still planning to go to the toddler time scheduled and will post an updated review upon my experience there. I've been a retail manager for 10 years and I feel a little disappointed that they have been lacking in the communication department. I hope it does not reflect their customer service in the facility.

This place is SUPER clean. We brought our 2 year old and he played in the play area. It's 4 stories high and a blast. The staff was very observant, friendly and helpful. Check in on face book and show the staff and get $2 off your entry.

You can find many trampoline places in the puget sound area, which is great fo the older kids, but this one also has an area for the younger kids! It has a multi-level soft play structure where my preschooler can explore, spin, slide and jump. The staff is friendly and there are plenty of employees throughout the structure to make sure kids are following the safety rules. Very pleasant experience and with a cafe on-site the kids can stop to refuel anytime. I really like the new addition of Family Night where a family of 4 can jump for 4 hours, get a large pizza and 4 soda's for $40 on Tuesday and Thurday nights! Great deal! The kids can't wait to go back!

My son 2 1/2 and I had a wonderful time here during the toddler time from 10am -12pm on Wednesday. The space is huge and well designed. The playground area is the largest of it's kind I've seen and very well done. You can lose sight of your child once they are in it though so I reccomend standing by the entrance to the area so you know they haven't left the play area and gone off to jump on the trampolines. I do think that the staff at the entrance could use some training on costumer interaction and the touch screen computers you have to use to sign all the liability waivers are slow and inconveinent. It would be much quicker to just sign papers but I understand this is easier for their records than it is for costumers. Still all over all experience was a very good one. I think two hours is a great amount of time and I appreciate having a toddler time because I would be otherwise afraid of my small son being knocked around. There was a good number of staff members out in the play area and when a chair lost a bolt the staff was right there to fix it. The place is not well heated (if at all) so dress in layers and bring some tissues for little runny noses. Gripper socks are for sale at front $2 or you can go barefoot. There is a cafe with pizza, soda, pretzels, and the like and there is about every coin operated candy and toy machine out there so be prepared. We will certainly go back but only at tot time because other wise the pricing is a bit too steep and having to pay seperate for the trampolines and the playground area seems absurd to me.

I like to ask you a question: Why should I give out personal information. For my son to jump on indoor trampoline and play games this is not something that I like to do or feel comfortable With The possibility that the same information that you ask will be used for something else without my permission. Your employees set behind the counter not assisting in answering my questions and frankly they just sat there and like as if they don't care whether I go in or not. Do they really need my data birth To ID me know who I am I was willing to pay cash.