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January 2024 by Jordan Steel
This place is so much fun! The whole family went and all ages had fun
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November 2023 by Rheva P.
they play with the kids and very friendly and prices are great.with they had more drinks in vendor machines.there place is always clean.
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November 2023 by Christina Treat
Great place to take the kids after school to run off extra energy. They make new friends and make memories!
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October 2023 by Justin Kesselring
Helpful front desk staff, not so helpful party planner. When the birthday girl got super sick the night before her party, the party planner would only reschedule if we paid a $50 fee. I’m sure it’s just their policy, but it’s not a very nice one. I guess they prefer you bring your sick kiddos to the trampoline arena.On the day of the party, the front desk staff were super helpful and friendly, and made sure we had a great experience. The kids enjoyed the facility. Strangely, they replaced the foam block pit with giant air pillows. Maybe they’re easier to sanitize. A few kids slid down the sides and got trapped, though. Make sure you’re around to pull them out!
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July 2023 by Christina Snow
The worst park in Albuquerque. The air-conditioning was not working and when I asked the employees they said there was no intention on fixing it ! The seating for parents is the most awful seating ever. My back was killing me and the edge of the " shelf" was sharp and scratched my legs. Horrible , we will not return! Cool springs and urban air are 100% better !!!!!!
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July 2023 by Master Jim's Academy
Fun places for kids.
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June 2023 by Debbie Nelson
We had our team banquet here. It was great. We rented out the whole place just for us. The price was great!! My only complaint was how hot it was. I don't think the air was working when we were there. Everyone had a blast
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June 2023 by Mahmoud El-Emawy
We’ve been to a lot of trampoline parks around town and this one is by far the worst. Old, run down, small, boring and not safe. Would not recommend. There are much better parks in town.Update: my 7 yo broke her leg here during a birthday party in February.
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May 2023 by Maximus Stephens
Hey this place is great. We're not too sure about parties yet because that is what everyone talks so bad about over there, but besides that it is a great place to jump for me and my little sister. We have a membership and go there 3 times a week at least. The staff are really friendly and sometimes even play with us when no one is there. I just don't understand why people don't like it that much
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May 2023 by Russell Skorina
Walking into Fallout Trampoline Arena is a shocking experience. A 60-foot mural of a nuclear wasteland, complete with a mushroom cloud and low-flying B-52s (pictured), looms over a room of playing children. It's the textbook image of the word "Armageddon" and seems woefully out of place. An aesthetically minded reviewer might turn this landscape into some grand metaphor. The specter of death hanging over childhood is the explicit demonstration of an implicit conclusion. Apocalypse comes for us all, even for the youngest and most vibrant among us ඞ— memento mori baby.A safer conclusion is that the nuclear theme can be traced back to an entrepreneur's Google search for "Albuquerque tourism." Why they settled on Albuquerque's role in the Manhattan Project and not its grand tradition of hot air balloons is beyond me. But hey, I don't run trampoline parks— I just review them,Murals aside, Fallout begins with an anti-climax. Your first encounter with a trampoline will be a bureaucratic one. The childlike joy of bouncing is locked behind forty-six hundred words and 27 signatures of liability paperwork. Reading the document, It's impossible to escape the feeling that "TRICKS ARE DANGEROUS" and trampolines are instruments of self-destruction.Luckily, skimming through life-threatening legalese is standard operating procedure for my generation. So after 5 minutes of pretending to read, I slid on my newly acquired grippy socks and prepared for takeoff. I won't lie to you, the first nervous steps onto the trampoline floor are exhilarating ones. When our tether to the ground is loosened, surely bonds can't help but slip away. It's hard not to laugh at the joy of it all. To jump is to explore a new world— to discover what our bodies can do in three dimensions. It's "play" boiled down to its simplest form: an icebreaker for reality. And to play is to feel young again. And to feel young feels pretty good.After the initial high of exploration, the differences between feeling young and being young become clear. Bouncing in place is a reasonably safe leg workout. But this Icarus yearns for something more: horizontal movement. Moving not only makes it more difficult to avoid bouncing on the painfully rigid protector mats but the new angles also increase the rink of rolled ankles, twisted knees, and awkward landings. Padded rooms are always the most dangerous. Because they make you feel safe to do dangerous things.But I get it— this space is not for me. My spritely 26 year frame is too familiar with the causes of pain and the copays of healthcare for truly unrestrained trampoline enjoyment. And clearly, based on the demographics of the other trampoline users, mine is not the only one.I use the phrase "trampoline user" and not "patron" very intentionally. After all, there certainly were older parents sitting on the sidelines— many wearing grippy socks signifying their paid permission to bounce. Yet these parental feet remained mostly earthbound. Their owners are spectators for the joy of youth.And who can blame them? Joy is awesome. The percussive whimsey of children on trampolines is enticing. It had me theorizing about the proper etiquette for asking to join a game of Nerf football with players exclusively born during the Obama administration.I never did have a chance to test out any of my theories. Humans' lack of midair propulsion means that a non-contact game of trampoline football is a contact sport. My involvement would have most likely just inflicted more pain. So instead, I sat back, stretched my aching ankle, and watched the chaos unfold.I want to make something clear— I'm not trying to blame Fallout Trampoline Arena for my own senescence. It did not cause any injuries but it did give me time to think while my body recovered. And, after visiting Fallout, you will have a lot of time to do exactly that. Trampolines are an environment of contemplation for people of Google-review reading age. Just remember , play on tramp
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April 2023 by Amber Sedillo
Fun place. Had my son's birthday party here and asked if the other room was available, they said no. Turns out it was.
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April 2023 by Cara McGowan
Smelled like pee as soon as we walked in the door. Lights were dim and none existent in some areas, only one area was open for the kids to play.
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April 2023 by Leroy Ulibarri
DONT GO TO THIS NASTY PLACE. MY FAMILY HAD A BIRTHDAY PARTY THERE 4/1/2023 AND ALL THE KIDS ENDED UP WITH MOUTH HAND AND FOOT DISEASE. NOW NOBODY ANWSERS THE PHIONE OR RETURNS MY PHONE CALL. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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April 2023 by Donna Constance
Never been somewhere like this so I wasn't sure what to expect, but I had a decent time. The kids adored it though
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April 2023 by Rick Bay
Enjoyed celebrating my granddaughters birthday. Little secret that we were not told after reserving 2 hour time slot. The party room is only for use of 1 hour and 1 hour jump time. This caused us to have cold pizza since we thought we could have a party room and jump for 2 hours. Keep that on mind if you use this venue. Ask lots of questions...
