Loco-Motion Inflatable Play

My 4 year old loved this place. She played dress up and jumped around for a few hours. We will be back. Hopefully their new location stays similar to this.

We had a birthday party for my 2 year old son and 7 year old nephew.
I do not really write reviews for place, but Not only is the place awesome fun, they have a areas just for toddlers, costume dress up areas, and the staff is amazing and very helpful. The inflatables were HUGE and there are so many different ones there. Your kids will never be bored.
Our birthday coordinator was a man named Chris. He went above and beyond to make sure that we were happy with everything. He helped us bring in stuff from our cars. I loved the fact that he brought out his guitar and sang happy birthday to the kiddos!
The only downside is that our kids were crying and throwing tantrums when we had to leave… it’s so fun that they don’t want to go home.
I highly recommend this place! If you have a party, you should request Chris as your party guy :)

Yay! We arrived here right on opening time and I am so excited to say that the place is clean and a staff member was cleaning the toys and jumpers!!!

I’ve had my kids birthday parties here and come to let the fam blow off steam, and my gang has always enjoyed themselves. I think the place is very well laid out with cool play houses for the kids to chose from, and a well sectioned off area for the toddlers to play. With air hockey tables, and a few play rooms with dress-​up costumes there’s a nice variety of things to keep the little ones busy.
Things you should know (according to other reviews this might have helped a few folks out):
If you rent out a party you are, in fact, not renting out the entire facility, just a room, so you don’t actually get to dictate to the staff who does and doesn’t get to play on the floor.
Locomotion doesn’t have a PHD minimum job requirement. Yes, there are kids running this place, but they’re trained well enough and do a fine job.
The place is relatively clean. The inflatable houses are several years old and might be showing a little wear. No. Big. Deal. Our kids will all make it! I have three kids, so I get «first kids syndrome» but to read the reviews you’d think they walked around a sprayed dirt and grime on everything before opening… hardly the case.

We had been researching places for a private party for my daughter’s birthday and decided on this one because of the location even though we had preferred Iplay but they were booked. We got there about 30 minutes early and we let them know we were the ones that booked the private party and right off the bat i’m hearing well you are early and the party area is not ready and I made clear that I understood that but we would wait. I had talked to them about the age requirement and was told that once the private party starts then it’s ok for the older kids to jump but to 12 – 13 years old then I guess they did not communicate that to each other so i’m spending time fighting with the girl at the gate to allow some kids to jump then it changed to no they cannot jump which got me all riled up… do not tell me one thing then change your mind later. I told them I understand when it’s free play and more kids but this is a private party and you tell me yes it’s fine then change your mind and i’m telling the other parents that it’s okay THEN to top it off, the girls that had no problem going around telling the kids what they cannot do but not help host the party at all. One sat on at the desk playing on the computer and the other stood at the gate and disappear for quite a while then come back and «guard» the gate then disappear again… that continued on the whole party. The poor guy was the one actually working and doing the best he can – he’s the one that deserves 5 stars. The girls need to work on their customer service and if one of them are the manager… she needs more training for sure and does not know how to interact with children. He did all the hosting, gathering up the kids for the cake and presents, got the birthday kids their toys, payment as well as cleaning up. The 2 girls did absolutely NOTHING. I told one friend about this place and was actually excited about the party and she told me that this place is not clean at all which is a HUGE red flag of course but I had already put the deposit down and I like to find out for myself. This place really does suck and explains why every weekend has several available slots for parties because NO ONE wants to have a party there! Just my opinion — DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!! Oh I should add… location sucks as well… it really is hard to find! I will say this… this place does not even deserve a star… a star is a compliment – I would say 0 star with a hell no!

This place is in need of some serious work, extremely dirty, employees were rude … just skip this place if you were thinking coming here with your kids!

A great place to come on an off-day.This is the perfect place to bring my toddler when he’s literally bouncing off the walls at home.

Perfect alternative to the park on a rainy day! It gets pretty crowded and crazy, but there is enough space and stuff to do that you don’t really notice too much. They could use a few more staff members keeping an eye on everything because I did see things get out of hand once or twice and ended up having to break it up myself. All in all my kids had fun and came out unscathed so I don’t have much to complain about. Let’s just say I’ve been to a few of these indoor fun places and this is definitely one of the better ones.

My kids love this place we go there a lot! The staff is friendly. They have a few areas for 3 and under. It is a great place to go in the heat and freeze!

Big hit! This is the perfect place to bring our 9 month old when it is too hot outside for the playground. Plenty of areas (both toys, mini ball pit and bouncies) for him to play… safely!
Also, liked the leather couches for the parents to lounge. We are definitely going to become regulars this summer.

Now that my daughter is big enough for free play, this is a great place for her to burn of some of her limitless energy. Parents fly free, and can get coffee and snacks while the kids are literally bouncing off the walls. There are several playscapes, including one with a big tower and slide. If your kid is under 4, he or she is going to need supervision, but preschoolers and beyond are great. There are a couple areas designated for littles only if you’ve got both flavors. My kid used to get bored and intimidated here — now she OWNS this place. If you’re losing your mind indoors this summer, take your kids, bring a book to read on one of the strategically placed couches, and enjoy the air-​conditioned entertainment.

My 3 ½ year old had a a play date here today, and they had the best time. After 3 hours when it was time to go, she still was having a blast. She asked to go back several times later in the day too. We will definitely be going back soon.

We went a bit out of our way to visit here. The draw of the three and under activities won me over.
The moment you walk in, you are visually hand slapped by all the signage: don’t do this, don’t do that, this area for 2 and under, this area for 5+, no shoes, ice cream for sale, keep balls in ball pit, no food or drinks beyond this point, no cars or ride on toys on carpet, no leaving without checking out, enter this side only, exit this side only, if using this jumper. form line here and exit this side, structure may not support the weight of adults, this is not an exit, this bike for age four and under, kids 5 and up on slide… The list goes on and on and on… For crying out loud, Loco people!
Besides taking a hit to the wallet, our eyes were exhausted from all the heavy visual policing. Not relaxing at all trying to keep up with all The Rules.
On the positive, the ball pit was a hit. Also, the little mini town they have set up is a cute idea. I just always feel like these places fall short in some way.
On the negative, besides the aforementioned, the employees didn’t look too happy to be there, parents can’t go on the bouncers with kids and it was colder than a freezer in there. We will stick closer to home next time.

I had a great time here with my 18 month old daughter. The place is clean, well-​lit, and has a good variety of activities for kiddos. My daughter loved the ball pits and the smaller bouncy playscapes, and they also had a neat little toy section where the little kids can take a moment to wind down if they get overwhelmed. The price isn’t bad at all for the experience, we will absolutely be back!

The best bounce place by far.
Attentive staff. Enforced rules (for parents as well as kids)
Clean
Spacious
Good fun.

Amazing fun for everyone!

First, this place is open for free play all of the time. No scheduling around other birthday parties or having to check a calendar to see if you can go. This is great for those times when you just have to get out of the house NOW! or lose your sanity.
I have three kids. 17 month old twins and a three year old. We love this place! I do have to go with another adult since the babies aren’t really old enough to follow big brother around all of the time.
I started bringing my oldest here when he was under a year and walking. They have a toddler room for kids 2 and under that is wonderful. There are age appropriate toys and it is a decent size. It is open to the rest of the play room so you don’t feel isolated. They also have a ball pit /​jumpy thing for kids 3 and under. It has been awesome as the babies have gotten older. They are free to play and explore with out the worry of big kids hurting them. This is the time when big brother can engage with them and not feel like a baby himself.
The rest of the gym is geared towards 8 and under. It has a cool climing gym that is practically as tall as the ceiling! There are jumpy things for a range of ages and abilities. Lots of seating if that is your thing while the kids play. Adults can help the kids.
We did a party there and it was so stress free which was wonderful considering I was super pregnant and had a hard time just moving around. They have someone who is assigned to your party that will unload/​reload the car, help decorate, order the pizza, serve the food and cake. Just about everything that is needed so the parents can actually focus on guests and kids.
I wish they had better discounted packages. but other than that, we like this very clean place.

I was fortunate enough to be blessed with boys, two amazing – bouncing, hyper, wild, call-​it-​what-​you-​will, boys. Who from time to time need to run like wild banshees and terrorize some place their mother doesn’t have to clean; so we frequent these inflatable ‘daycares,’ aka wonderlands to let them release a little of their rambunctious energy.
We’ve been visiting Locomotion for a while now and I’ve yet to have a real complaint, I’ve had the pleasure of meeting the owners who I have no complaint about either. There is a vast selection of inflatable’s, including a separate inflatable play area for the younger children, a giant indoor play structure (that is equipped with a ball pit, and beats Mickey D’s any day), a gated off play area for infants, stocked with multiple fisher price toys, ride-on’s and more, and they also happen to have a themed pretend play area with ride-​on toys, dress-​up clothes, and coordinating toys. It’s a really enjoyable set-​up, essentially your child will be content with the inflatable’s, but the play areas and other options will keep your child busy for endless amounts of time. Did I mention there’s an air hockey table, build-​a-​tiny-​bear kiosk, a massage chair and FREE WIFI?
We have also been here for a few birthday parties that have seemed to be fairly enjoyable, though I can’t say I saw much interaction from the staff, it was mostly parent officiated, I believe it’s more of a ‘rent the room,’ kind of set-​up; either way it’s affordable and you don’t have to clean up after the wild banshees.
I would complain about the price, but granted it’s so well stocked with activities for my boys, I can’t complain. Don’t forget socks, it’s a literal mandatory thing; but a tip-​go to Dollar General in the shopping center and they have packs of 3 for $ 2.00. Locomotion sells theirs for at least $ 2.00/pair.

Thanks for the reply Lynette, but yes I am sure it is your facility. It is one with the large frog that is crammed in and has damaged the ceiling tiles, the static climber with the ball pit and separate infant area. I have been there multiple times as my check ins confirm.
I am glad to hear the inspections are now completed, and assume the tags on each of the structures are updated from being expired in April of this year as well.
As for the size, I am not sure what you mean by one of the largest, maybe you mean as in amount of locations? I have only been to the one on Wm Cannon/​Westgate. I have been to a few in Austin and a few in Oregon and you are by far the smallest I have ever seen as for square footage of play area, and even ceiling height. (hence the frog damaging the tiles.

My almost 2-​year-​old nephew LOVES this place, and my sister and I love taking him there. There are specific areas for specific ages; they keep the place very clean; they give everybody coded wristbands to ensure no one walks off with your child; adults are free; the prices for kids are very reasonable; in this heat it’s a miracle to have somewhere cool to go; but most of all, it’s fun. My nephew loves playing in the plastic ball pit (there’s one for 3 and under and another for older kids) and jumping on an inflatable that looks like a castle. He also loves finding the fake food and putting it in a shopping cart and wandering around. If you’re in South Austin, check it out!
Three suggestions to make it 5 stars: Is there any way to make the inflatable motors less loud?, please turn up the AC and could you install lockers so we don’t have to drag our purses everywhere while we’re running after the toddlers? I would happily pay $ 2 for a locker that could fit 2 purses.