Cardiff Jump Indoor Play Centre (Wales) Reviews


Newest Review: ... however it will be opened by appointment during these times if requested. As my daughter is at the toddling age the walkers are ideal for her and keep her amuse for some time. The toddler area is large and adults are encouraged to join in the fun, including using the bouncy castle and trampoline-I don't know who has more fun on these-the children or adults? Comfy sofas are provided if you just want to sit and relax and watch you little ones tire themselves out. The play area is clean, not always tidy (I'm sure you all know what your living room looks when your toddler has emptied their entire play box) and staff are always on hand t... more
Customer Cardiff Jump Indoor Play Centre (Wales) Reviews (4)

by - written on 26/11/09 (Useful, 172 readings)
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I've been taking my 11 month old daughter to Jump since she was 4 months old and we have a fantastic time everytime. There is a sensory room my daughter is still fascinated with, I've never heard of any other play centres offering this facility to toddlers (not to say they don't). They do close it on the weekends and during holidays however it will be opened by appointment during these times if requested. As my daughter is at the toddling age the walkers are ideal for her and keep her amuse for some time. The toddler area is large and adults are encouraged to join in the fun, including using the bouncy castle and trampoline-I don't know who has ... Read the complete review

by Rhys - written on 07/09/09
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We took our 14 month old son there. Not too impressed for this age group. The play area was dirty, with skittles and old crisps lying around, and skittles are a choking hazard. The toys requiring batteries were all dead, no member of staff was present to replace ball pool balls which were mainly not in the ball pool, but thrown out by the children (which is fun, but someone needs to be there replacing them and maintaining the play areas). I went on the older section carrying my son. This looked great for children over 5, but the casings were ripped and foam was coming out of some of the steps etc. At £8 for me, my wife and child, it isn't cheap, and unfortunately, for little ones, it is not worth it.

by - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 826 readings)
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Jump indoor play centre in Cardiff is an ideal day out with kids, even during cold or rainy days. There are three play centres in Wales- Cardiff, Bristol and Plymouth. Cardiff centre is the largest indoor play area in UK. Opening times Everyday: 10am to 6.30pm School Holidays: 9.30 - 6pm Admission fees Babies: £1.00 1 to 2 Years: £4.50 3+ Years: £6.50 Adults: £1.75 On school days if you go after 4pm then the entry ticket is just half price. You can book 10 sessions in advance and reduce your entry fee by almost a pound on 1-2 years age group. I used to take my son here so often that I ... Read the complete review

by - written on 16/01/09 (Very useful, 667 readings)
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Jump is the largest indoor play centre in the United Kingdom as it is 26,000 sq feet. There are 3 Jump centres which are located in Plymouth, Cardiff and Bristol. Jump is mainly suitable for children aged 0-12 years. We go to the Jump that is located in Cardiff. My daughters love it there as there is so much for them to do. The centre charges different entrance prices for different ages the prices are: Babies: £1.00 1 to 2 years: £4.50 3 years plus: £6.50 Adults: £1.75 Then they charge half price for children that go there after school as long as it's after 4.30. When you go in the centre you have a ... Read the complete review
