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Altitude Trampoline Park at KELLER
4.2(1,625)4.2 out of 5 stars, 1625 reviews Fort Worth, TX
About Altitude Trampoline Park at KELLER
Altitude Trampoline Park at KELLER offers exceptional value, particularly with its $10 monthly membership that parents describe as a "steal." Recent significant expansions, including new structures for younger kids, a new basketball court for older ones, and even a small infant area, ensure diverse activities to help children of various ages burn energy. The park aims for a chill atmosphere where parents can supervise comfortably.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Families seeking good value through a membership for frequent visits (e.g., once every two months).Parents with children spanning different age groups (infants to older kids) due to diverse activity options.Parents who appreciate a relaxed environment where they can easily supervise their kids.Families looking to get their children's energy out, especially on a budget with Groupons or membership.Infants: Has a "small infant area."
Why families love it
- Recently added more structures specifically for younger kids.
- Features a newly added basketball court for older kids.
- Includes a dedicated small infant area for the youngest visitors.
- Staff are described as "super friendly."
- Maintains a "very chill atmosphere" with music at a conversational volume.
- Offers an open layout, making it easy for parents to sit and watch their kids.
Insider tips
- Consider purchasing the $10 monthly membership if you plan to visit at least once every two months, as it reportedly "pays for itself."
- Look for Groupons, as they are described as "totally worth the money."
- If cleanliness is a major concern, consider bringing your own cleaning supplies for tables.
- Be aware that some play areas may be temporarily closed for maintenance during your visit.
Good to know before you go
- If you have high expectations for consistent cleanliness and meticulous maintenance.
- If your visit hinges on all play areas being operational, as closures are frequent.
- If you are visiting solely with a very young toddler (under 2 years old) and expect extensive, dedicated activities just for their age group.
- Inconsistent and often poor cleanliness: dirty trampolines, dusty floors, and bathrooms that are a "mess" (though one review contradicts this by stating 'clean bathrooms').
- Reported poor cleaning practices, including teens using floor mops on tables, with some staff being "oblivious."
- Crowds
- One review noted a "very chill atmosphere" where music wasn't too loud for conversation, suggesting it's not always overwhelmingly crowded, or at least not during that particular visit. No specific crowded times were mentioned.
- Value
- The $10 monthly membership is consistently highlighted as a "STEAL value" and "phenomenal," particularly for a 5-year-old, as it "pays for itself" with at least one visit every two months. Groupons are also confirmed to be "totally worth the money."
- Accessibility
- No specific accessibility accommodations mentioned in the reviews.
- Safety
- A significant safety concern was raised regarding "areas that are dangerous because padding needs replacement," specifically identified in the "foam block pit."
What parents say
"We’ve been members at Altitude since last summer. While the experience was decent before, they’ve recently added more structures for younger kids and a new basketball court for older ones, which is a great improvement. It’s nice to see them expanding activities for the kids, but unfortunately, the cleanliness hasn’t improved. The trampolines are dirty, the floors are covered in dust, and it doesn’t seem like the staff does much cleaning during their shifts. The bathrooms, in particular, are a mess. A little more attention to cleanliness would make a big difference. Overall, my kids love jumpin"
2 months ago
"We have a membership for our 5 year old because as long as you come at least once every 2 months it pays for itself. There's not a lot here for our 20 month old to do but he usually amuses himself well enough. It's a good place to get energy out. That said, it's in need of some maintenance. There are often one or more areas off-limits (sometimes for multiple visits between several weeks), the bathroom stalls don't align and look like they're falling apart, and there are areas that are dangerous because padding needs replacement. I noticed several at the foam block pit when we were there today"
4 months ago
"Great place. Clean bathrooms. Been going here since summer 2024 and it's awesome. The $10 membership is a STEAL value. Absolutely phenomenal. They recently added this huge new area and my son loves it. Also has a small infant area too. Must see/play."
2 months ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.