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Jump Time amusement center in Boise, ID
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Jump Time

β˜…4.4(1,281 reviews)$$Trampoline Park
πŸ•‘ 1.5-2 hoursπŸ‘Ά Best for ages 5-14. Younger elementary kids love the foam pits and open jump areas, while tweens and teens gravitate toward the ninja courses and competitive dodgeball. Some areas may accommodate younger children during designated toddler times, but the high-energy environment works best for school-age kids who can follow safety rules.

About

Jump Time is Boise's ultimate indoor trampoline park where kids can literally bounce off the walls! With wall-to-wall trampolines, multiple foam pits, dodgeball courts, and challenging ninja warrior courses, this energetic venue transforms excess kid energy into pure fun. The 4.4-star rating from over 1,200 reviews speaks to its popularity with local families seeking active entertainment year-round.

Highlights

  • βœ“Wall-to-wall trampoline courts for free jumping and aerial tricks
  • βœ“Multiple foam pits for safe landing practice
  • βœ“Competitive dodgeball courts for group play
  • βœ“Ninja warrior obstacle courses that challenge coordination and strength
  • βœ“High-energy environment perfect for burning off excess kid energy

Pro Tips

  1. 1.Visit Monday through Thursday mornings (10 AM-noon) to avoid weekend and after-school crowds,you'll have more space to jump and shorter wait times for popular attractions
  2. 2.Purchase special grip socks at the front desk (required for jumping),they're reusable, so bring them back on future visits to save money
  3. 3.Sign the online waiver before arriving to speed up check-in, especially helpful when managing multiple excited kids
  4. 4.Pack water bottles and light snacks in your car,all that jumping burns serious energy and kids will need hydration breaks
  5. 5.Check their website for discounted jump times and special events like glow-in-the-dark jump nights that kids absolutely love

Best Time to Visit

Weekday mornings from 10 AM to noon offer the least crowded experience, perfect for younger kids or first-timers. Avoid Friday and Saturday evenings when teen groups and birthday parties pack the facility. Summer weekday afternoons can also be busy with camp groups.

What to Know

Special grip socks are required and available for purchase. The venue offers party packages for birthdays, and parents can watch from observation areas. Located in Meridian just off East Franklin Road with ample parking available.

Seasonal Notes

As an indoor facility, Jump Time is perfect year-round and especially valuable during Idaho's cold winters and hot summers. Check their calendar for special holiday jump events, glow nights, and summer camp programs. Hours extend to 10 PM on Fridays and Saturdays for older kids and family jump nights.

Nearby Eats

Head to Pie Hole pizzeria just a few minutes away on Eagle Road for quick, kid-friendly pizza after all that jumping. Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers is also nearby on Eagle Road, offering burgers and ice cream treats that kids love.

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