Jump-n-Joey's

Jump in Joeys is a place that my daughters and I went on Saturday in Bloomington Indiana. It was very crowded but it was pretty good it's average I must say they do have about four bouncy house things and it's real easy to lose your kid with so many kids run around all anxieties, through the roof because you can't see home and there's big kids jumping around everywhere a little kid is it and on my daughters group kind of bored we're just doing the bouncy's after about 30 minutes and all the games and things cost extra money so we were already pretty tapped out on money so it's an OK place once you pay your money to get in I wish some of the Games were included with the money just to get in the door. I didn't think all of them should cost extra but it's OK

This is such a great place for kids under 11. It's only $5 to get in (adults are free, but must be accompanied by a child) and they get to play on all the bounce houses and climbing areas for free. There are also a lot of age-appropriate video games and ticket games.There's a little reasonably-priced snack bar in case they get hungry /thirsty.

Just went to Jump'n Joey's for the first time yesterday. Overall it was a pretty positive experience, although after having a kid that's been in quarantine lockdown for the better part of 2 years, some of the games were very loud. The party area looks fun, and the entrance rates are certainly reasonable. There are plenty of games to win tickets from, and the bouncy areas look fun, big, and bouncy. The staff was super friendly. We had an issue with the very first thing my kid wanted to play. They took time to solve the problem and comped us a few tokens. There were a few things that didn't work or weren't on, but that's normal for any place like this. We didn't try the snack bar, but maybe next time. If I have one knock, it's that there isn't even a single sign to suggest people stay masked right now. It was only when I left that I noticed not a single person was wearing a mask. I normally wouldn't care, but with Covid numbers at an all time high locally, at least putting up a sign to suggest it would make me feel better. I plan on going back sometime, preferably when there are hardly any people there for now.

Came here with our great niece to burn off some energy and the place did not disappoint! She is three and was able to do most games/bounce areas and loved them. A very nice surprise was the pizza-holy cow that pizza was EXCELLENT!! Ordered pepperoni and sausage, it was the best pizza I have had in a very long time! I would get this pizza as takeout-great Jon JJ!

We came here with several different family members and had a pretty good time. The age of kids were 12, 9, 9, 9, 7, and 3. I think all of the kids had a great time. 12 is probably the age limit for kids to have fun on the bounce houses. They are kind of small and a little childish, but still fun. I think 6-9 is a great age for these inflatables. Video games were a nice variety. There weren't any games for adults unless you consider skee ball or basketball adult games. Most were made for younger kids. The games were also a little pricey. Most of them were 50 cents (two tokens) with some of them being $1.00. None of them seemed particularly new either. This place is horribly understaffed. There was basically one teenaged girl working the whole place: the front desk, the snack bar, the change and token machine. It took forever to actually get anything. Even the bell on the snack counter has some kind of silencer on it, rendering it mostly ineffective to get the attention of the staff. Food was also overpriced. A little pricey all in all but still a pretty good time for the younger kids.

We just had a birthday party for my son there today and the owner was exceedingly easy to work with. I loved that everything was there that we needed but if you wanted to bring in something special, like an extra cake, then that wasn't a problem. I think their package prices are appropriately priced and although the price tag may seem high, for everything that you get, it's really amazing. Pros: party rooms/packages, owner, easy Room for improvement: maybe a bit more exit security/safety, maybe add something healthy(ish) on the menu even just hummus and carrots or bananas or something (could also be good for younger siblings)

This was a surprisingly fun place. I took my nephew (9) and niece (6) here and they had a lot of fun dunning around in the indoor bouncy castles and playing games. They had been here before and knew how to rack up the tickets. It was very clean on the play floor and the bathrooms. Jump-N-Joey's has a snack bar, but I didn't get anything there, so I don't know what was sold or the cost of anythung.Apparently, this is a one of a kind, family run spot. It felt safe to allow my nephew and niece to run around without having to keep a constant eye on them

My 3 year old had a great time. The entry fee is very reasonable. The cost of coins is a little high and ticket output is low. Cost of prizes are high as well (example: 10 tickets for a individual pack of sweet tarts that contained 3 candies). The pizza isn't the g best, but not bad for it not being a pizza joint. If you don't like constant noise, this isn't the place for you. There are constantly sounds of children, arcade games, and the blowers for the inflatables.

Great time for me and the kid!! Ate and played games, made friends. What else could you ask for?!! Good price, and a great thing to do especially when the weather is bad outside. _------- Eli and Madison ran the show from tickets to keeping tokens and tickets stocked!! Much love

Eli the young boy that helped us with the ticket machine 5 different times was Awsome and funny and helpful