Bravoz Entertainment Center

Fun time! My daughter loved it!! It's gets pretty pricey, in total we spent a little over $100... so it's not something we would do often especially since we were there about 3-4hours. $70 was tickets and the rest on food. But it was fun. They did have different packages. Their food was good. I had the mozzarella sticks, pretzels and fries and that was good. The menu was a bit confusing, I thought I ordered an adult beverage but it turned out it was a regular drink. But I was looking under the adult beverage portion. ‍. They had lockers too. Although I would recommend if anyone is just sitting on the benches and looking after the kids, to bring a bag to carry the shoes. They do have areas to put the shoes, but it gets confusing. Also, I did not go in a busy day, I was talking to a mom and apparently it can get crowded.

8/11/24 We come to such establishments bec family has birthday parties here. There is plenty of things to keep the kids busy-laser tag, climbing wall, multiple trampolines for kids to bounce all over plus many video games which you may have to use a credit card with....i believe they still have a birthday room is want them provide pizza and drink.

Bravoz is such a cool place. My boys and I have been coming to this place over the years. We enjoy it everytime we're invited. The trampoline is open and I love that for my spectrum kiddos. It's not difficult to get lost like at some of the other parks. I also like the variety of activities that can be done. They have arcade games, laser tag, bowling. It's fun. Food - The pretzel bites and wings are delicious. They also have alcoholic slushes that are delicious.

The kids enjoyed the attractions but the pizza and loaded fries were edible at best. The bartender was attentive.

After months of looking at places to have my kiddos birthday party, we opted to go with Bravoz. Why? I'll tell you below.We went on a tour prior to booking the event. We came on a weekday, which is a bit deceiving, because you can't see how packed this place can actually get.We were shown all the different areas where our kiddo could explore, from trampolines, to a foam bit, to a rock wall, and a ninja course, plus games, and duckpin bowling.Based on some of the other places we looked at and comparing their packages to Bravoz, it was clear your dollar stretches further here. I did appreciate that because we had a small party, the planner recommended not going with an actual package, except a party room rental, and paying individually for each kid, which meant they got to go on everything except laser tag.The day of the party, it seemed to run smoothly, we brought our cake in (that's the only food you can bring in), they had a cart, put our kiddo's name on the message board, and a holding area for the kids.Once everyone arrived it was kind of pandemonium, I mean every kid wanted to do something different. No one was instructed to wear or had to wear a mask, which was a bit concerning, but it's personal choice. The kids played for two hours, then over the loudspeaker we were instructed to go to his designated party room. Pizza and drinks were served by a party host, then we had cake. Food is pretty standard for you what you get.After the party, the kids could play for as long as they wanted and as long as they were open. I will say that the later you're there on the weekend, the more crowded it gets, so if you want to avoid crowds, get there right when they open, so you can leave prior to 2pm.Pros:-reasonably priced-lots of things for the kids to do-good parking-For the price you can stay all dayCons:-Gets super crowded on the weekendsTips: If you have a smaller party, you may want to book just a party room rental.

5 stars for clean good fun. We love coming here with the kids and their friends, the place is always packed but not in a way that you feel overwhelmed or uncomfortable. Lots of young adults are running this place but everyone is so helpful and respectful. If you have children I highly recommend this place, they have many different options when it comes to rates so it's budget friendly.

Great place to take kids, especially when it's too hot for outside activities. These 105 heat factor days keep the summer kids indoors, and needing physical activity. There are plenty of trampolines, a ninja obstacle course, and lots of other fun areas. The workers are very nice, and helpful for the children, and I observed workers doing a lot of walking around checking on kids, as well as a uniformed police officer hanging out. The restrooms were pretty gross, but kids you know. They had an eating area, complete with adult drinks. The food was just ok. It's mostly things kids like. They had ice cream too. Seemed like they were short staffed at the food counter but the worker was patient , and kind to the kids ordering. The only think I think they really need are drink machines. It would solve the long waiting period at the counter for a bottle of water. We waited 30 minutes for waters. Too long. Overall a great and fun place.

Bravoz is always good for a quick stop in to let the kids run on a rainy day. They have great prices and a lot do for the kids. They have laser tag, trampolines, rock walls, basketball, foam jump pits, obstacle courses, video games, pin bowling, party rooms, and a place to sit and eat.The place is very noisy, and there are kids running everywhere, but that is to be expected, so be prepared to wonder around while dodging children as they run with excitement.Only wish there were more places to sit in the eating section based on how busy it is and how much a great deal it is!

warning. if your expecting a review with a happy ending this review isn't for you. if you're coming to bravoz for the jumping or the "ninja" course don't. if you're coming for overpriced games that work sporadically and food that would kill a cockroach then this place is for you. my biggest complaint isn't the ridiculous line that greats you upon entering (why get tickets in advance if there aren't separate lines) or the fact that you can't bring your own snacks regardless if the food they serve would either kill or sicken my medically challenged child. my biggest complaint is the trampoline area. underwhelming is an understatement. one large trampoline with several small square sections. fine, it's small and oddly designed. we'll make do. so im jumping with my kids in a lame square when a member of the fun police informs me that only one person is allowed to jump per square. so back away from your children and stop trying to enjoy yourself. if your idea of a good time is jumping up and down in a small square by yourself this place is your Disney Land. it seemed though most patrons did not consider solo jumping to be a good time. I could literally see their souls leave their bodies as they were told to stop having fun. "one person per square!"I will say the dodgeball looked fun and seemed somewhat organized. so there's that. but if you expect more from a trampoline park than getting pelted by small balls avoid this place. oh! and i almost forgot. the air hockey table! it was actually just a table with holes in it. there's more air in an octopus's garden. if the object of the game is to hit the puck as hard as you can and have it stop in the middle of the table then i was king of the table. bravoz...more like worst place evoz. am i right...no but seriously, for a similar experience save your money and hit yourself in the face with hammer.

The basketball help brighton was super nice too my kids and was just a great guy overall I rate this place a 5 just because of him!