Flip Out Southampton

Kids went in for 2 hrs session and had a great fun! Must mention that place was very crowded and definitely too much people in one session. I know it is half term but still, paying £20+ pounds for 2hrs and then queuing to jump is a bit too much.nnCafé is full joke. People enjoying their own picnic, floor soaking wet, not enough chairs/tables, shoes on a tables, bins full. Slushes are without any ices, impossible to pour them without getting covered with 'slushy water'.nnSeriously you can do better than that!

Visited this week with my 3 year old. Lots of adults also using the space, didn't feel safe. Only one member of staff supervising, which was inadequate. Please consider toddler specific sessions (all the other brands of trampoline parks do this! And these toddler sessions tend to be really popular!!). I raised my concerns with the manager and they didn't really seem to care. The venue is also not particularly clean and several areas closed off. Won't be going again. AVOID

Went here with my daughters and a couple of their friends. Awful experience. The older girls aged 13 and 14 couldn't use hardly any of the equipment as they were told they were too tall! Very busy. Kids constantly being told off for various things massively over priced for just using a trampoline. Will not be re visiting

First visit here.nGood Points.n. Love the wall artn. Large facility with plenty of tramps to usen. Reception staff were friendly and informativennBad Points.n. Cost was a little more than it was worthn. Fee for spectating of £2.50 which includes a drink in the cafe, however, limited space for any viewing.n. Apart from the Great Wall art, it all felt a little tired and there was a bit of a Covid hangover with hand gel signs but no dispensers and markings for social distance that was no longer relevantn. One member of the young staff seemed to be on a bit of a power trip and seemed to take particular satisfaction from barking at small children for minor infractions.nnIn summary.nMy 3 year old grandson enjoyed the hour we were there although he spent almost the entire time running around rather than bouncing. My 10 year old son was frustrated by inaccessibility of some of the parts of the tramp area due to queueing.nAs a parent and grandparent, I didn’t feel particularly welcome and many of the staff were sullen and uninterested. Would love to have seen a bit more enthusiasm from those supervising the tramp area, maybe a bit of interaction with the kids.nIt is out of my usual area so it would take a lot to bring me back.nHowever, not an entirely negative experience but, as my teachers used to say, could do better.

Going downhill! If you have 11 year olds upwards be prepared for disappointment as many won’t be able to use half the equipment (inflatable) as to tall but…. Then they will have to watch it being empty because hardly anyone is using it. This means there are less trampolines with more Kids using them. (Not sure if they reduced the numbers of tickets sold per session to allow for this during busy times)nSpectators get a free coffee but it’s awful!