Physicists have determined that the best way to subdue wall-bouncing photons is to let them loose until they need a nap. Apply the latest scientific findings to your kid’s playtime with today’s Groupon: for $25, you get 40 arcade-game tokens, two open-play bounce passes, one large pizza, and four sodas at Jungle Bounce in Holiday (up to a $49.99 value). When accompanied by a child, adults can enter Jungle Bounce for free.
Jungle Bounce caters to effervescent ankle biters with a 15,000-square-foot metropolis of bouncy terrain and climbing apparatuses. Forgo homemade mazes made with shoeboxes and 8-tracks to instead get lost in the facility's large course, where be-socked tots can run unhindered through a rubberized labyrinth of twists, turns, and obstacles during regularly scheduled open-play times. Older children can shoot hoops in the buoyant sports arena and youngsters of all ages can polish their backsides on the colossal slide. More than 40 newly added arcade games, spitting out tickets in response to success, proffer brief electronic respite from bouncing in the analog world, and gooey pizza slices from the new pizza restaurant, coupled with refreshing drinks, fuel kids' energy frenzies.
Jungle Bounce
Sock-footed moppets scamper up springy steps before hurling themselves down a towering slide as crocodiles and lions hover nearby, but these tykes' parents don't blink an eye. Sprawled across Jungle Bounce's 15,000-square-foot space, this playground teems with air-filled amusements for kids to safely bounce and tumble across. Six inflatable edifices in brilliant colors shiver beneath youthful romping, all against a backdrop of cheery giraffes, penguins holding maps upside down, and other typical jungle scenes. Two inflatable arenas thump and squeak as little ones leap into the air, gambol around obstacles, and wander through a maze.
A digital chorus of beeping and whirring drifts from the arcade, where tots and their grownups can whack moles and launch balls to garner tickets to trade for prizes such as plastic trinkets and stuffed mascots. A snack shop refuels young ones with pizza and wings so they can return to open play sessions or try and mediate disputes between imaginary friends wearing the same outfits at hosted birthday parties.