JJ Jump

Great place to let off steam on a rainy day, although it’s a mob scene after school.
However, I would like to know, how frequently is it cleaned? I am wondering if one of my kids got hand-​foot-​mouth disease from the under-​5 room. I guess it’s very hard to keep a place clean with drooling babies everywhere.

Don’t bring your kids here unless you want to leave with them crying and disappointed. I have brought my daughter here on 2 different occasions, only to be turned away each time along with other people because they are having private birthday parties up to 7 pm. Sorry but we don’t take our little one out at her bed time idiots. Sounds like an exclusive club to me. I will make sure that I tell everyone that I know with children to not waste their time or money on this place. Very rude staff also. This place is horrible.

So much fun! Came for a birthday party. Was surprised at the extra stuff than all the other inflatable party places like the zip swing, rock wall and projector games! Patty host and they let us bring our own food. always a plus in these kinds of places!

We took our 2 ½ year old here recently. He loves bounce houses, so he had a blast. 3 out of the 4 bounce houses were a little difficult for him to do on his own, so my husband had to go with him. The toddler area was okay, but some of the toys and structures were pretty torn up and rough looking. It was also super crowded (on a week day) since its not very big. The price was fantastic, though, at $ 3 for kids under 3.

What a great place! I have been to a couple of these and hated them all except this one. First, I loved how clean it was, when leaving my kids socks were still clean and they didn’t have that sticky film feeling like they usually do leaving these places. The pricing was great and I didn’t have to pay to get in like I have at other places and I have a bum knee and can’t play or go with them. There was also more than jumpers there. They had a rock climbing wall, swing, a play room, snack room and I loved the fact that there wasn’t a lot of cushy couches, etc. for the parents to sit on. Because I have been to places like that and it just makes parents lazy on their phones, not watching their kids. Most of the parents there were watching their kids and even the workers were instilling rules which was great, kept the chaos to a minimum. The only thing that kind if bothered me was the dark room, just wish there was a little more light in there, kept loosing sight of my kid, lol. I love how they divide the day by age, there were some older kids in there but they were pretty good about not trampling on the younger ones. In major concern though is the security. I really really hope that they put a security system in place because there is no door or gate between the play room nd exit and there is no system in place to check to see if a kid is leaving with their parents. They should do a check in nd check out sysem like Chukee Cheeses, I really hope they adopt a system like this soon. when they do I can put it at 5 Stars. But What a great place, I think we will be making a monthly visit here, it’s right down the street from us.

I rarely write reviews but I felt the need to warn parents of worst place I have ever brought my 7 year daughter to in Portland. To accurately describe this place will take some efforts. First off the staff should not work around children. Second the place is overcrowded and dangerous. Third it’s filthy. Fourth, it is way to expensive for what you get. It reminded me of a dirty dangerous un-​inviting sweatshop. Warning this place should be closed for many reasons!

We had a party here for our 6-​year old daughter. She and her friends had a great time. The play area has some good toys.
The staff were helpful, and did a good job of keeping things running on time, keeping the party area clean, etc. We had pizza delivered that was good quality, and we brought some snacks.
All-​in-​all, it was an easy party to put on, and the kids had a great time. So I am +1

Awesome place nice and cool on the days its to hot to play outside lots of fun for both kids. we all love it friendly staff great people and not to much money when you buy punch cards and a great place for birthday parties too loving it.

Here for a younger siblings birthday party. Was a little nervous about going here due to some chuckie cheese incidents but got here and realized it wasn’t that bad! Building looks a little aged but it wasn’t to bad! The workers were very friendly and served everyone in the party room. There were still Nintendo 64s still in action here! What??? Those are dang near collector items now! Ha
So why not try something new?! Check it out!
⁴⁄₅ due to the aged building and equipment.

Great place for the little ones. Loads of jumping house and sliding fun. Highly recommend it. If you have smaller children (like my 2 yo) definitely keep an eye out because the bigger kids typically arent being mindful.

My 3 year old boy and 1 &½ old girl love this place! Gets all that energy out and teaches them ninja skills all enclosed in nice soft bouncy fun. I can tell they made this place with the kids in mind not the $. Very reasonable rates for hours of good times. Also one of the few indoor places that doesn’t feel like we stepped into a breached CDC. The whole family isn’t sick the next few days but take advantage of the many hand washing opportunities they provide. Cheers

Took my 23 month old here on a Thursday morning (7 & under only hours) he had a blast and we will be coming back for sure! The staff was welcoming and took the time to show us around the place. When we left she even used our names to say goodbye! Bounce areas were clean as were the bathrooms. Couldn’t ask for anything better during Oregon winter!
Love that they offer a time for little kids only!

Had my 6 & 7 year old party here. They had a FANTASTIC time. This was my first time here and I thought it was great! We had about 16 kids for the party. The staff sets up anything you bring, the put together our gift bags and they do all the clean up. I had to worry about nothing! We had open play for about an hour. Then our room was available for the food and gifts. Then we left and played more while the staff cleaned up. It was reasonable in cost and went off without a hitch! Will be back!

My kids had their birthday party there. The four inflatable play structures are made of heavy vinyl and take quite a beating. The parents can play too, but the structural integrity is made for bodies under 70 lbs. In minutes, the kids turn into red-​faced faucets of sweat. Parents labor under the restrictions of physics. Within an hour, stinky feet permeate the air along with the sounds of heavy breathing, Small rug burns appear from sliding raw skin against vinyl. Time for the party upstairs. Bring your own birthday cake and JJ Jumps supplies the plates, cups and some party favors. Since we have triplets, each had a turn at the money cube. So, for two hours of fun, it cost me $ 145. That’s OK for up to 15 children, but the package can become expensive when obligated to buy the pizza they offer.

I think my 2 & 4 year olds are more fans then I am. But it’s a great place to take the kids on a rainy day!
The only problem I have is the bigger kids. They don’t just want to climb and slide over the jump house obstacle course. They want to catapult themselves (full force) over the sides, etc. One kid nearly took my 2 year old out! Serious injury could arise from this if the management doesn’t get a handle on this problem.
The place was clean and well staffed. The facility was large and had many options for the kids to choose from.
It’s cheaper and more fun for my 2 year old to go to JJ Jump then it is for his gymnastics class! So I think I might just buy a pass and let him have some fun!

Absolutely Horrible! No organization, no security, only 2 workers! They don’t have any form of security to make sure that kids leave with the right parents. Kids were piling on top of each other coming down slides, and jumping all over each other. There aren’t workers designated to each station to make sure there’s some kind of order. There were adults in the bouncy houses. Absolutely horrible! All you do is write your kids name on a piece of paper, and when we left no one made sure we had the right child. We have been to other bouncy houses and had much much better experiences. One star is too many!

My kids LOVE JJ Jump (3 & 5)! It’s a great place to go and get out tons out tons of that effervescent kid-​energy and have a blast while doing it.
There are three rooms to choose from. The main room has 4 jump structures that are really fun and safe (and parent friendly). The second room is what they call JJ Jump Extreme! It’s geared towards an older audience with all sorts of jumping in neon-​lighted awesomeness. The third room is their preschool room that they open up to the public (for under 5 y/​o only). It’s got a lot of pretend play area, dress up/​puppet show/​kitchen/​playhouse/​slide, etc.
Oh yeah — parents jump for free with their kids too! Socks are required — don’t forget to bring them for everyone!

Great place to bring the little ones. Best for years 3 – 7. Had a lot of fun with my daughter yelling «daddy, help me» in that playful tone that little ones do.
Cheap entertainment that’ll keep ‘em happy for hours.

Great place for kids. My only complaint is I think the kids and parents should be hand stamped like at Chuck E. Cheese with an attendant checking you in and out so that there is no chance of your child slipping out the door or being kidnapped!

As I sit here planning yet another kid’s birthday party, I look back on all those that have come before. And they can be categorized as…
(A) Kids had fun, but the grownups didn’t.
(B) Grownups had fun, but it was a big yawn for the kids.
© Kids and grownups were equally pleased, but not overly excited.
(D) Kids and grownups had a blast!
JJ Extreme falls solidly into category C. It is a great concept to have a mix of inflatables (slides, bouncy tents), climbing wall, a Wii gaming area, and party room INDOORS, but it doesn’t generate as much excitement as some of the other venues we’ve chosen. Although it was pretty cool to play Guitar Hero while ‘supervising’ the festivities.
I’ve hosted a party here this year and the staff was professional and courteous, but I’ve had more energetic and fun party hosts at other places. I get the same feeling when my children have been guests at parties, since this is a popular choice for the 6 — 10 set.
One unique item is a zip swing, but this can have long waits. If your kid is interested, make sure you hit this first. This is a huge arena that is usually open and connected with JJ Jump next door. Now that my kids are older, I feel comfortable letting them roam all over and occasionally check in. But when I’ve been tasked with watching younger kids, it has been a challenge to keep them in sight since most of the arena is dark with glow lights.
All in all, a fun spot to visit on occasion, but I just wish it was a little bit more.