321 Bounce

being in my late 20's and having sensory processing disorder / autism enjoyed playing on the equipment and will come again more

Discriminates against those wearing glasses. Sorry, you can't participate if you or your child wears glasses. This is not posted online or in the facility. Only when I went to go down the slide with my child was I told I could not because no glasses were allowed. more

I tried a party at this establishment and was pleasantly suprised. My 6 year old daughter is a bit shy and this was our first larger invite the class type of party for us. There was so much to do that she quickly came out of her shell and the staff made us feel very comfortable. I confidently recommend this place to anyone with a child of any age and personality. more

If you are looking for a place to feel safe with the kids but not limited in activities, a good choice birthdays. Call early though. I called 2 weeks before the date I wanted and the times were a bit limited then. The play units a larger than I thought and my 12 year old daughter (birthday was for younger sibling) had a fun time also. Most of her 2nd grade class showed up which was suprising. I ended up being glad I did not have the party at home LOL! Lots of fun, nice for parents like me that have several children and no time. more

Plenty of things to do for the little guys. The dodgeball is fun for the older kids and adults too. more

I had my sons party last weekend and had tons of fun. Great place. The folks here took care of everything. All we had to do was take home our gifts. more

I have ONLY attended the 321 Bounce in Everett, WA but will NEVER frequent it again. For starters "managment" is not qualitfied and do not have customer service skills...then on the real reason I am writing a review: My son has worn glasses since the age of 2 and can not see the large "E" on the eye chart. So when we went to this facility for a friends birthday party they infomed me that my son could not bounce with them. Let me tell you, from a mom of a 5 yr old we have been to every "bounce house" facility in WA for parties and this is the ONLY facility that told him no glasses. This of course made my son feels as if something was "wrong" with him and he cried many tears. I feel as if they discriminated against him. They never once told the parents to take off their glasses and I signed a waiver for my child to play. They claim they were not afraid of their equipment but for the safety of my child. For all you that have children with glasses...childrens glasses are the safest, compared to adult glasses. So they have this extremly "silly" rule (to be kind I will use that word) plus many many many more restrictions they they will not waiver on. So my suggestion is to go to Pump It Up or Jump Planet for some real fun! And if you dare to go to 321 Bounce call ahead for all their "rules" so you can prep your child as well with yourself! more