Leap Indoor Trampoline Park

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1. Francis Vemoa ★★★★★

   A place to have loads n loads of fun. Parking can be an issue but street parking available. Down side is you might have to walk a few 100metres but all flat no hills to climb. Bar across the road and plenty of food places not too far drive. Staff friendly and welcoming. One hour sessions, a variety of trampolines to choose from, designed for all ages and stages in life. From old to young all can jump and feel young again..

   almost 3 months ago
2. Raz B ★★★★★

   Awesome place the lady working there was soo helpful she answered my questions about booking a party also. I took my kids on weekday to treat my eldest for his birthday. They had an amazing time. We booked on bookme which was cheaper.

   almost 5 months ago
3. Google User ★★★☆☆

   Hi there, just a bit of constructive feedback. Having pay-per-use arcade games inside a facility that already charges an entry fee can be frustrating for parents. It would be much better if these were either included in the admission price or removed altogether, as other venues like Chipmunks have done. It’s quite annoying when you’ve paid for entry and the kids just want to sit on the arcade machines instead of enjoying the rest of the space.

   almost 5 months ago

1. Adam Postgate ★★★★★

   Guys had a blast here. Took 4 boys to laser tag and then leap. The staff were super friendly and accommodating, the coffee was pretty good. 5* for me would recommend.

   almost 6 months ago
2. Hwui Eun Jung ★☆☆☆☆

   We visited last Sunday with our 2 and 3-year-old children. The entry fee was clearly advertised as $15 per person, which we understood to apply to children. However, because young kids must be supervised, we were told that the accompanying adult also had to pay the full $15. Today, a friend of mine went with her 3 year old kid and she was not charged for the adult. This inconsistency is confusing and feels unfair. If supervising adults are required to pay, it should be clearly communicated and applied consistently. Otherwise, parents feel misled. The kids enjoyed the place, but the unclear and inconsistent charging policy left us disappointed.

   almost 7 months ago
3. Jepoy ★★★★☆

   The facility is really big, theres plenty of space. But the environment is freezing cold inside. Im sure it’s sauna hot during summer. They welcome parties onsite and you can bring your own food. They do sell coffees and ice creams in the counter. They have a lot claw machines and some old video arcades to play with. They also have laser tag games.

   almost 2 years ago

1. Lana Papalii ★★★★☆

   1 hour of unlimited jumping. Grip socks required and they sell them if you dont have any. My son preferred the small arcade area over the trampolines but this definitely helped the older kids get tired fast. We went to the 3pm session during school holidays and it was not busy at all. They said kids had to receive the safety talk first but no one came to give it. Whoever decided to play all of Imagine Dragos hits gained you another star! Some of the arcade games are ancient, theres one where you try to win dvds but the kids loved everything else. Suitable for all ages with a weight limit of under 120kg per person. Loose a star for the time limit on endless jumping, it seems people naturally get tired of jumping within a 1 hour timeframe anyway so you could increase that time limit with minimal impact to the business. An unlimited time frame would encourage people to stay longer and lead to more money being spent on food, the arcade and the laser strike but hey, just an idea.

   almost 2 years ago
2. Jane ★★★★★

   Went to leap on Friday for a school trip and it was lots of fun. The staff were amazing and the kids had lots of fun. They have leap socks available to buy or hire. It was clean and tidy and they had ice packs available if needed.

   almost 2 years ago
3. Tangi Marshall ★★★★★

   I took my grandson mini bowling for his birthday. It is so much fun. You don't need to book. It costs $4 per game, and there is a coin dispenser at the checkout counter to change your notes.

   almost 2 years ago

1. Stuart C ★★★★☆

   Came here for my Daughters birthday on a Saturday morning. Very busy and definitely recommend booking online during weekends if you want a good time. Kids had a great time and lots of stuff to do. Price is $16 each for kids over 5 and $55 fir family of four. Little expensive but what you would expect.

   more 6 years ago

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