BOUNCE Hobart

“Best to book online and remember to bring your bounce sock (if you have been before) new socks are $3.50. There are lots of fairly junkie food options to purchase onsite (be prepared to be nagged once your kids see other kids with food). The menu is only on a screen behind the counter that constantly refreshes (see photos) but they do have deals (coffee + cake or hotdog + slushie), there is a drinks fridge and an ice cream freezer (great for cooling down after a summer bounce session. There are lots of levels of play zones (for different ages/heights). 110cm is the cut off (if you are under you are not able to climb) also over 12's can use the climbing section without an adult.”

“Bounce offers a range of play spaces for all ages. It is colourful and appealing to children, and it is well laid out so that parents can see their children in the play spaces. It is safe and the staff take great care to ensure that children are observing safety guidance. I take my two grandchildren there and they love it - they have progressed over time to the more challenging activities and it has been great for their confidence.”

“I took my niece to BOUNCE Hobart, and it was an incredible experience for both of us! The staff was attentive and ensured that kids had a blast while staying safe. The facility is clean and well-maintained, making it a perfect spot for family fun. We'll definitely be back for more jumping adventures. 5 stars!”

“We go to bounce quite often and usually never have any issues. But today was really disappointing. Our family went to celebrate a 3rd birthday so we had 9 kids there from ages 3 -11 and 12 adults. While I know it can be quite chaotic and busy, but we had one particular staff member whos name was gracey and we were told she was a new employee, who thought a good approach to children and adults was yelling at them, I understand that there are rules in place to keep children safe but to continually run up to a group of children and adults and yell at them for being on the same part of the trampoline with their own cousin/siblings and other family members was just uncalled for. This happened a number of times. Again, I understand there are rules but surely you cant expect children to be on a part of the trampoline as someone else at some point in time. The fact that she was in a different area and would run down and barge past 3 adults to yell at kids, is very poor behaviour. We even explained that everyone on that dodgeball trampoline area were all family. One child was even bouncing with their father, this kid mind you was 3 years old and this staff member thought it was acceptable to yell at them for being on it together and to separate immediately. Now I am all for teenagers being in the work industry, but I really think bounce needs to employ people who are better equipped and mannered to be able to deal with large groups of children because clearly this young girl could not. It was very off putting and ruined the vibes for everyone there trying to enjoy themselves and celebrate. Considering some of these family members had travelled 4 hours away to have a child's birthday there.”