Flight Trampoline Park

Here on a snow day and the place is packed with ages 7 and up. It’s a high energy atmosphere with blaring pop music. Expect loud everything and you’ll have a great time. They require their socks ($ 3) but think of it as a souvenir.

I did my research and made the reservations online, so my visit to Flight was pretty smooth. There were 12 of us, 3 adults and 9 children. We all had a great time. We played dodge ball, flipped and flopped around. The smaller kids had their own area. We arrived about 20 minutes ahead of our scheduled jump time but were still in line when our color was called. The staff was good about giving us our full hour since there was a bit of chaos ahead of us. The locker I paid for was occupied but the staff member removed the items since there were no other keys available.
I recommend you arrive 40 – 45 minutes early, print all waivers and bring them with you, have patience!

We had my daughter’s birthday party here yesterday. Never again. The staff was difficult to work with from day 1. I got conflicting emails throughout the planning process, especially regarding socks. First I was told no socks were needed, then that they were required and $ 1 each (x 20 kids and 20 adults = a lot of money). I complained and said no way since the contract I signed for the party did not include this. They said ok fine, they’ll be free, then the day before the party emailed me and told me they’d be $ 2 per pair. So in a matter of weeks I was told $ 1, free, and $ 2. I tried emailing and calling to discuss but they don’t answer the phone and don’t return voicemails or emails.
Parking is atrocious. The lobby check in process is ridiculous and crowded. People arrived early but still were late to start jumping because of all this nonsense. (For what I paid for this party I was not pleased that they got such a late start). They may not have control over the lot but then they need to limit the number of people they allow in and/​or reorganize the lobby/​check in process. It’s a business, figure it out.
One of the trampoline pieces was falling apart while we were jumping. Workers did finally come out with duct tape, but are regular inspections conducted? Doubtful.
Then, we went to the party room for pizza and cake, and my goodness, did someone turn up the thermostat to 400 degrees while we were jumping? Thank goodness I had ice cold water for my guests. The kids were not as phased but parents looked hot and miserable.
I really can’t get into all the inconsistent messages they sent me, the lack of response, etc that I experienced as I’ll run out of room, but I do NOT recommend this place at all. Unless you have extremely patient children, money to throw away, and you go on a beautiful sunny day when everyone wants to be outside so you are the only ones there.

Bouncing for kids is great. Customer service for parents is poor. Business model is set up for automation and if your needs don’t fit their model well too bad.
Most frustrating issue is web ticket availability when location is apparently approaching capacity. I tried to buy one ticket on line and when I «added» one ticket to «my basket» this is the response I got.
«That Many Tickets Are Not Available For Sale On The Web.
Please Contact At For Ticket Availability»
So what’s the deal. Phone contact– find a live body available, forget about it. Drive 45 minutes each way to find out if there’s availability for your kid (s).
Also using a discount voucher has same «crap shoot» type logic.

In theory should be fun, but was total chaos and extremely unsafe. Had to wait in line for 30 minutes even though we purchased tickets and completed waiver online. There were no instructions given regarding safety guidelines and kids were jumping across several trampolines causing many collisions with unsuspecting people. I cannot imagine that they were within there allowable numbers re: insurance and fire hazards as it was complete mayhem. Staff only intervened when someone sat too long, but they did nothing to stop the kids who were creating the unsafe environment. My perception was that they were trying to make the most amount of money in the shortest amount of time, without any concern for the safety of the patrons. Also, parking was horrendous! Will not be going again.

I love the concept of this place for sure But the service is very bad and inefficient. There are lines and the staff seems to be consumed by personal things instead of the long lines. I would suggest a check in system online and then print out your sticker. Self service is the way to go and have waivers and everything online or in an app.

The kids had fun jumping but that was about it… Terrible for a birthday party. The place was dirty and the staff was very unorganized. The party rooms where we had cake had NO ventilation. It was awful for the kids especially after jumping and getting hot. When I complained, the management did not care one bit and said this is the way it is. I feel like this should be against building regulations…
We won’t be going back there. At least not for a birthday party unless things change.

The kids will have fun, you won’t! I’m giving this place 2 stars because what kid doesn’t love a trampoline park? But, if you live anywhere near Sky Zone (Columbia, MD), it’s worth the extra drive.
Parking here is a nightmare. Yes, we came on a busy day when school is out. This place has a Groupon deal Mon-​Thu so my guess is that it will be this busy on those days. There are VERY few spots in the lots and the ends of the lot are a dead end making it like a Parking Wars TV show.
Inside is a nightmare. The lobby is small and cramped. We waited in a snaking line for about 30 minutes. I didn’t mind waiting in line, I just didn’t like that people could skip the line by the front door and it wasn’t consistently monitored. Someone tried to cut in behind me but I did not allow it.
The employees in the front are helpful. I included that in my 2 stars.
The area to change your socks is small and cramped. There’s no food here like at Sky Zone :(. We had to wait 45 minutes until our jump time and the kids were hungry, but I couldn’t give up my parking spot so we had to deal with the vending machine… which was almost empty and didn’t take dollars. Luckily, a nice employee at the party check in booth gave me change.
This place is just too small. They cannot restrict each trampoline to one child like at Sky Zone which is dangerous.
If I never come back, that would be too soon. My kids, 7 and 8 said don’t want to come back either so we’re good.

This place was fun for the kids but not for birthday party and definitely not on the weekend, I had a party of 35 kids and parents told them way in advance I would have a lot of kids and I need someone to work help me once we get in the room to eat and celebrate ,
But no I had to chase someone to come help me with passing food around or calling everyone for birthday time, and it was supper hot in the rooms no AC after jumping and having fun you Come to the party tools and sweat more, I was willing to pay for the service but the service sucks and was not given to me I had to leave my guests and chase for someone to help me .
The whole point of having a birthday outside of a house is for the stress free but I stressed and sweated more than the kids that was jumping on the trampoline, cause I was nervous .
I do this birthdays every year so this wasn’t any different but will not try to do it here again or refer someone to do it here .
I hosted kids birthdays many fun places and I got all the help and attention I needed when it’s necessary but by far this takes the worst .
And when I got the manager called to express my feeling they told me he was in an important meeting so we weren’t important enough. Points well taken .
And I’m an event planner, never will I attend nor plan an event for myself or refer for someone here.

My kids love going to Flight and I love that they are being active. I really don’t have any complaints about the actual flight part. My only annoyance with flight is that if you have a coupon you cannot use it online when booking your reservation. I come all the way from southern Maryland and cannot risk that you are full or there is a long wait. I need to be able to book online and use my coupon! If you put out a coupon then we should be able to use it no matter how we purchase our «experience.»

Came here on a weekday night and it was packed. Thanks to Groupon (plus promo code), i only paid 15bux for 2. This place have multiple trampolines, basketball n dodge balls sections. Minus one star because they forced us to buy socks ($ 3) from them. Also, sign the waiver by the entrance before u go to the front desk. This place was so much fun, feel like a kid again!

This is going to be succinct. The prices are rather high, but the trampolines are nice and springy, and the layout is pretty cool. The amount of loud kids is frustrating, but I suppose that goes with the territory. The most pressing issue in my mind, however, is the status of the locker room. Holy Jesus. I have been here a couple of times, and it continues to be the most unsettling, putrid combination of typical NoVA skunk weed, foul body odor, and buckets upon buckets of Axe body spray, despite anyone with an iota of intelligence realizing that that does not truly mask neither the weed nor the B.O.

I have been going here since it opened. I have a recently turned eight yr old and we had her party there this past week. I must say that staff was excellent. They pretty much bent over backwards to make her b day excellent. Great way to get the kids exercise and it def tires them out ., great prices, I have nothing bad to say about this place

Really fun place to take kids! Or even adults! Went for the first time for my nephew’s birthday and jumped around for an hour. It was quite a work out! There’s some areas for dodge ball, air bag mats to safely flip into and a little basketball area. I think the only weird thing dealt with socks. We had some people in our party that had on socks for a different trampoline park. They didn’t realize that the 2 were competitors and really thought it was the same place. Well just know the workers do feet checks! So if you’re wearing competitors socks you will be asked to take them off. So either pay the $ 3.50 for a pair or go barefoot! They also offer military or law enforcement discounts (which isn’t a ton off). Overall great place for a kid to burn off energy.

I took my wife here for her birthday and it was AMAZING! It’s only 25 minutes from Capitol Hill and only $ 15 for an hour (You won’t need more than an hour). Buy your ticket online and be sure to sign the release waiver to make the line go faster when you arrive. Buy a locker for $ 2 and enjoy the magic! There are trampolines are everywhere and they have different sections for dunking basketball, vertical trampolines, and jumping into a blob, and dodgeball. There are kids everywhere, but definitely adults love it to. It’s one of the most unique things you’ll do in DC!

I had the opportunity to visit this place near close on Friday evening. It was fun to bounce around with hubby and friends. We purchased one-​hour tickets — we did not bounce around for the full time but it was good to have a chance to rest a little between wild bouncy adventures. While I was not trying any flipping (no one needs to see that — and I don’t need a visit the hospital, been there, done that, had my fill, thank you very much!) I did have a good time bouncing, hopping, and jumping as well as watching others while on recop.
Please note, they are apparently under new management so even if you have been before you will need to complete the paperwork again. They will email you a copy and I did hear someone saying you could complete it online (which might increase the chances you will actually read over it – although the easy summary is basically follow our rules, we can make you leave, we can change our rules, and you are engaging in the risk and we are not liable for your risk related injuries).
Hubby also enjoyed himself. I am pretty confident we will be back, although we are debating how frequently. In summary: bounce around, bounce around!

Let’s get all the reviewy stuff out of the way first.
Tips:
Go in before hand to fill out liability waiver.
If you are older than 30, take a few minutes to stretch.
Drink lots of water.
Wear clean socks
If you don’t like kids or adults that act like kids, don’t go.
Put your group in brightly colored clothing so as to find them in the crowd.
Take everything out of your pockets.
Its fun, you’ll sweat, and you’ll need some ibuprofen later.
Ok, now that that is done.
To the thirteen year old girl with the pigtails, braces, wearing the little pony (Applejack) shirt that zinged me in the head during the last few seconds of the dodgeball match… it is not over.
I don’t know who you are, but you better believe that my flipping and dodging skills are much, much better.
The next time we meet, I’ll throw the ball in One Direction. (Yeah, your favorite band sucks) AT YOU.
You don’t know how long that sound of a hollow center dodge ball rang in my head after you dealt the final blow.
Yeah, so what I went down like a sack of bricks and curled up into the fetal position. The fetal position is natural and there is nothing wrong with it. Ok, urinating on myself may have been cause for worry, but I’m 110% now! By the way, there is no «crying like a girl». If I cry, it’s a man cry.
I hope you can take what you’ve been dishing out. I hope one of the rubber bands in your braces fly out when the impact of my death spike crushes you in your pimply prepubescent face.
See you on the field, that’s unless you have «chores» or «homework»
OOOOOOOOOOH Burn

I came here today during the six and under play time, where I brought a six year old to jump. We had a lot of fun and it is a little costly, but it’s well worth the opportunity. It makes you tired and worn out while having a blast at the same time. What is really neat is the amount of trampolines and tumble tracks they have. There are tons even having some completely to yourself to jump on.
It was a lot busier during the first hour which was from 10−11am. 11−12pm wasn’t so busy. During the summer hours they’re limiting the ages 6 and under from 10am-​12pm, then the rest of the day is open to all ages.
I had a blast even busting some backflips that I haven’t pulled off in a good 5 or 8 years. Being almost 30, I’m glad I still have the skills.
You’re not allowed the set on the trampoline, and if you do me trampoline guards will blow their whistle and let you know. There is plenty of seating and also you can sit on some of the blocks that are around the trampolines.
For one hour for kids 6 and under costs $ 10 and the adult gets in for free. If your kid gets worn out and doesn’t want to use the full hour, and that’s what you purchased; they’ll give you a 30 minute pass to redeem during anytime and not limited to the kid time. Adults can come back and use it themselves. You won’t get cash back, so when you go be prepared for how long you’re going to stay.
Happy jumping!!! By the way, kids do run amok here. Be aware if you come during open jumping.

We come a couple times a month for kid flight. It’s on week day mornings for kids under 6. For $ 10 your kid can jump and one adult can jump for free with them for an hour.
The floor is padded and the trampolines are bouncy. It’s exactly what you’d expect.

I had a lot of fun here! Price wasn’t bad for the amount of time you spend here, TRUST ME one hour in this place jumping around and you will be dripping with sweat!
Brought my girlfriend here and had a blast, the staff was very accommodating, there were lots of games to play including dodgeball and basketball, a padded «flip zone» for doing crazy tricks as well as a kid area for younger children!
The only bad thing I have to say is the rules are so strict. I understand it’s for everyone’s safety and to keep everyone «playing by the rules» but STILL I felt like every 2 seconds I was hearing the whistle getting blowed at someone new, if not myself…