Gravity Extreme Zone

I went here when it was Gravity but it seems like Rush has since bought it out. Rush has done a lot of things to the place and it is much better than Gravity was.The main staples are still there - rock climbing wall, dodgeball court, jousting, basketball, gymnastic bounce/pit, and main trampoline area. The tall towers, harnessed trampoline, gravity wall, skywalk and miscellaneous arcades remain as well.But they've added a massive amount of climbing areas, general seating, and party rooms. The kid/toddler play area is pretty massive in itself - about as big as other places' main areas. But they'll they have a massive four level main climbing area. Truly massive. They also added an obstacle course that is pretty big and nice. The party rooms look very nice as well (previously you'd just have a table on the side).Here on a Sunday and they have the NFL games on for the parents. Lol.The bad. The bathrooms are crap. Either missing doors, without TP, or without paper towels. Floors are a bit dirty looking -could use a buffing clean.As for price, get the Groupon! Do not pay full price you schmucks. We literally bought ours while at the desk.

I decided to take the children that I nanny here because their grandma found a Groupon for them. The place itself is a lot of fun - trampolines, play structures, obstacle courses, and attractions such as rock climbing.However, I am extremely disappointed in the staff. There was one male worker in particular that was just awful. I didn't catch his name but he had shaggy brunette hair and his ears pierced. Looked to be around 16-18 ish. My 6 year old girl wanted to do the rock climbing and we asked him if it was available for her to do (since he was sitting at the base of the wall). He mumbled that she needed shoes and then immediately went on his phone. Then when we came back after she had her shoes on - he handed her the harness to put on herself! Absolutely horrible. I handed it back to him and proceeded to say really? He then put it on her and once she was done with the rock wall, he stood there and expected us to unclip her ourselves. I'm sorry but I must've missed the part in which the parents/ guardians should be trained already on how to safely operate and prepare a child for a rock climbing wall?!?! Honestly, all of the workers look annoyed and angry if you ask them to use one of the attractions, even though they are on a "rotating basis" and you must ask an employee to help you in order to use them.I think these employees need a good lesson on customer service, especially in an environment geared around children and safety.

3.5/5My daughter and her friend had a good time here at Rush Extreme. There are so many different Subdivisions of activities here such as rock climbing, multiple trampoline areas, a luge-like drop slide, an obstacle course, and bungee jumping. Unfortunately a few of the attractions were off limits to my kiddo due to height and weight restrictions but she was able to do most of what she wanted to do. While she is the biggest fan of jumping and tumbling, the more "extreme" activities such as the rock climbing and drop slide didn't appeal to her. She spent most of her time at the obstacle course and trampoline areas. The place itself looks in older shape as some of the attractions have a worn look to them. You wouldn't exactly call it Xanadu but it wasn't that big of a deal and everything was in good working condition. Some of the tables and chairs could use a little more cleaning too. We came an hour after opening and it looked like no one had wiped down any of the eating surfaces prior to opening for the day. Perhaps a Tom Sawyer-like person was needed here to convince some staff members to clean up the place by using reverse psychology. Another annoying thing is that not all of the attractions have staff stationed at them so if your kid wants to do one of them you have to hunt someone down sometimes. Also note that anyone participating in any of the activities must have Rush Extreme branded socks ($4.99). I had brought in some other grip socks from another trampoline park and I was told I had to had their own grip socks which didn't look that much different from the ones I bought at the other trampoline park.

No eww gross I just don't know how it feels and taste and I bet it tastes good for you but it doesn't taste good to me

Having 6 grandkids out of school for the HOT summer, it's imperitive to find indoor, air conditioned activities that they can burn off some of their energy instead of just watching TV and this place is THE PLACE. Very large, clean facility with plenty of activities fir all ages; trampolines, rock climbing wall, ninja course, small kids play area, various climbing challenge and one of the best indoor park/climbing/play areas around! Additionally, the staff (especially Madison) is extremely friendly and very helpful - Madison even brought out a prize wheel for the kids to spin. Plenty of comfortable seats for the adults while they are hanging out along with tables and chairs outside of their snackbar (which has plenty of options for snack or lunch). This place is a definitely Home Run for moms (and grandparents) to take kids of all ages for 3-4 hours or even all day!

Took the kids here for the first time today and don't think we'll be back. This place is huge with a lot of things for the kids so there is potential but the place is dirty! They need to replace their foam pits! They all look filthy and falling apart and their obstacle courses are pretty deep and some have ball pits but not even enough ball pits so if some kid decides to jump off they could really get hurt. All their chairs around the area need some cleaning too. They have rock climbing area and none of the workers were there? I only saw staff (kids) basically working the floor managing the bungee jump area and the other area next to it where you hold on and it's a big slide up. Their bathrooms stall locks don't even work properly. Luckily it wasn't that busy when we went since we went during the day but yea not a fan.

We've been here a few times since it's close to our home and they usually have a Groupon. It's not usually too packed with people which is a good thing. My main issue is there's not enough employees working the floor. All the areas that required a staff to operate the area for kids to play were non existent. We always had to search the place for someone to come. There's also not always someone at the food area as well. Besides that, kids have fun in other areas.

It's still fun for the kids! I don't think it's managed well. They need a more mature person to manage these young kids running it.. it used to be run. Well it's just gone downhill. They need to maintain the bathrooms the toilet paper tidy up, wipe up tables, these young kids don't know how to manage. Food isn't the best quality and it's really expensive.. I received burnt chicken fingers and fries. I know they're understaffed, so like a lot of places that's a big part of the problem, but managerial experience is definitely needs to improve.

A birthday party MUST!!!! I went back & forth on doing a home party and decided to go with the Rush. BEST decision!!! We celebrated my daughter's 4 birthday here and it was amazing. We did a veterinarian theme. The party room is perfect & pre-decorated!! Our party host was the best of the best! She helped by making sure all guest got checked in & that food came out on time. She also helped with things I forgot! (Candles, lighters, etc) Kids were entertained the entire time! It was nice having a party room so they could come check in every now and then. I did a lot of pricing around and Rush was by far the best deal! I can't wait to book another party here!!

I came back here after many years. I used to go here with my friend a lot, and it wasn't the greatest trampoline park, but it was still fun enough and I would normally recommend it. I come back and it looks like they added a lot of stuff. It's also more expensive, so it's probably improved, right? Wrong. Trash in the foam pits, a ton, and I mean a ton of balls from the ball pits were in the foam pits. Barely any of the foam cubes were cubes anymore. $34 is an absolutely outrageous price for something I could do much better for $8 at Elevate. $34. Like, what???? All of the arcade games are beaten up and look like they were bought on Facebook or something. There were no dodgeballs in the dodgeball area, which was really disappointing. That deserves money back, but I signed a waver, so that idea is out the window. I'm not saying I'm young enough to care about this in particular, but the kiddy park was clearly falling apart. There was only one employee at the front desk. There used to be more employees when this place had less. I didn't even bother going to check the food prices because if the quality of the food reflected the quality of the park I would've thrown up. It's soul crushing. I'm disappointed. Don't bother coming here. You'll want your money back but will have signed a waiver.