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launchtrampolinepark.com

• 920 Bald Hill Road Warwick, RI 02889
• 570 Providence Highway Norwood, MA 02062
• 10 Manley Way Watertown, MA 02472
• 96A Milk Street Methuen, MA 01844
• 2 California Ave, Framingham, MA 01701
• 91 Brainard Road Hartford, CT 06114

My kids always want to go here!  It’s a great indoor activity for a play date, a day with bad weather or if your child just wants to burn off some pent-up energy.  We have been several times and at first it was just to bounce on the trampolines and play in the foam pits.  As they have gotten older and see other kids, they now want to spend more time in the arcade area too.  I’m not against video games, but I don’t want that to be their sole objective when they come here.  The arcade is positioned before the trampolines, strategically I would imagine, so you do have to walk past them to get to the action.  My kids do put up a fuss when I don’t let them play.  We allow about 90 % of the time in the trampoline area and then the other 10% in the arcade as a compromise.  

The space in the entire trampoline area is dark and there are party lights and music playing while your kids bounce (Disney soundtracks are what we have heard but we always go during toddler-time or a birthday party, so I’m sure it would change depending on the time and age groups they expect). The trampoline area is broken up into separate spaces.  There is a mostly fenced off area with square sections of joined trampolines some even slant up the wall for you to repel off of.   Usually there are plush balls in this area for playing with.  I think they do dodge ball here with older kids but I haven’t actually attended this, so I’m just assuming.  Another space has a balance beam with foam pits on either side and a climbing “rock” wall.  High super-soft mats are set up for lunging into ( we find them to be similar to a quicksand because they require ample energy to get off of once you are on them). There are also basketball enclosed areas with other trampolines because who doesn’t want to try to make a slam dunk?  Another space has an obstacle course which the kids and I found to be really hard due to the fact that the challenges are on hanging ropes that teeter while you climb them-guess we won’t be trying out for American Ninja Warrior any time soon!

As mentioned before this place has a decent sized arcade with a dine-in food court.  The kids and I did attend a few birthday parties here where pizza and chicken fingers were provided and they were pretty good.   The website says there are salads too but I haven’t seen them.  There is a bar for drinks as well.

If you check the website you can find many options for pricing, packages and activities offered. They do hold private events and birthday parties here.

THE SKINNY:

• Location : Indoor fun center with a trampoline park, bowling, laser tag, obstacle course, virtual reality games, an arcade, a bar, a cafe is also inside for eating while you are here.  There is a big green neon kangaroo mascot that walks around greeting all the kids!
• Hours (Warwick, RI only) :

  Monday	12:00PM – 9:00PM
  Tuesday	12:00PM – 6:00PM
  Wednesday	12:00PM – 9:00PM
  Thursday	12:00PM – 9:00PM
  Friday	12:00PM – 10:00PM (Bar, Bowling, Arcade & Omni open until 11pm)
  Saturday	12:00PM – 10:00PM (Bar, Bowling, Arcade & Omni open until 11pm)
  Sunday	12:00PM – 9:00PM

• Pricing : This varies starting at $29 per person with the ability to select 2 different activities.  If you choose more experiences, the pricing  goes up from there.  They also offer birthday party packages and private events.
• Recommendations :  Try to check out Toddler Time if you can so you will get a discount.  This is usually held during a weekday and is only offered during certain times (10-12 on Fridays in our case) and kids 5 and under are only permitted.  I purchased a promotional package of 5 visits with a punch card and when I took both kids, I paid an additional $5 so its quite a savings!  We bought our socks the first visit and just wash them and remember to take them each visit as they are mandatory and cost $2.50-5 depending on the style you would like. 

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If your kids like indoor obstacle courses, be sure to check out Supercharged Entertainment’s Ninja Wipeout.  It is the biggest indoor obstacle course / trampoline center we’ve ever seen.  If an indoor activity is your thing, Xperiment VR is a unique indoor experience that the entire family is certain to enjoy using virtual reality-try it and you will be hooked.  It Ropes Course is an indoor rope activity that active, thrill-seekers would enjoy.  Happy adventuring!