RUSH Claremont — Attraction in Cape Town Ward 59

The service offering which is extreme sports is awesome. The facilities are great and a lot of fun but the place leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to catering for food for parents or even groups. Kids don't care to eat chips and sweets but adults might want something with more sustenance.

Their little shop for such a massive place is only a tuck shop at best and sells only hot dogs in the week. No hot chips or even burgers. No wraps which is on their menu but not for sale during the week. Chicken Mayo sandwich on the menu but not for sale either during the week. It's Insane....when you question why...their reply is that they don't have enough customers in the week to make the food but yet we saw at least 75 people in the venue.

And when you decide to leave the venue to go the mall 50meters down the passage to grab a quick takeaway they refuse you entry again because they only allow you to eat their own food which is nothing but a hot dog. See attached picture. That's all they sell in the week ...

So in frustration, I order hot dogs for my family of 5 and I was told that they only have 1 bun left for a hot dog so I can't even order food and I can't go get my own in the mall. Absolutely Ludicrous....

So I decide to order a coffee and the lady behind the counter brings me a water instead. So I asked where my coffee was and she looked shocked because she thought I ordered a water and had to ring up everything from the beginning. At least I hadn't paid yet.

Don't get me wrong here, the staff are friendly but they don't always seem to know what's going on. The lady at the front desk got the colour bands wrong and one of the staff members was heard scolding the lady telling her that she got the colours wrong again!

When you're spending between R200-R300 per hour per child, you expect A LOT more.

Rather go to Total Ninja. They at least have a full menu and catered wonderfully for our family and many others when we were there. DURING...

Rush Claremont is a vibrant indoor trampoline park that offers a thrilling escape for both the young and the young at heart. With its extensive array of trampolines, this park is a haven for bouncing enthusiasts looking to leap to new heights. But the fun doesn't stop there; Rush Claremont goes above and beyond by featuring specialized areas designed to cater to a variety of interests and activities.

The basketball area allows visitors to experience the exhilaration of dunking like a pro, while the dodgeball area offers a dynamic space for engaging in aerial battles of agility and reflexes. For those seeking a bit more competition, the gladiator area provides a fantastic setting for friendly contests of strength and balance.

Adding to the allure, Rush Claremont boasts a convenient on-site shop, where guests can purchase treats and drinks to refuel after their high-flying adventures. The park is also an ideal venue for hosting parties, offering a unique and exciting experience that's sure to make any celebration memorable. With the added perk of free parking in the parking area, planning a visit is hassle-free.

Although the park can become extremely crowded on weekends and holidays, I found that visiting at around 3pm on a weekday offered a much quieter and more enjoyable experience. During this time, the park had a serene atmosphere, allowing me to comfortably sit back and watch my child play with a few others on the trampolines. It was a pleasure to see the kids having such a great time in a safe environment, thanks to the attentive presence of numerous child minders dedicated to keeping the fun going without any hitches.

Rush Claremont stands out not only for its wide range of activities but also for its commitment to safety and enjoyment. Whether you're looking for a place to let your kids expend some energy or seeking an active outing that deviates from the norm, Rush Claremont provides an exhilarating, safe, and enjoyable...

Unaccommodating. Tried to book for our son's birthday. After trying to reach Rush in Claremont for a few days without anyone answering the phone, a lady eventually picked up, but was unwilling to help. I said I would like to book for a birthday, if she could assist. She said no, I must do everything through the website. As the website says "minimum 10 kids", I was wondering if she could help, as our son only had 7 guests for the party. - She couldn't and she wouldn't. So we figured, we would just book for a couple of hours, without the party, especially since the "party package" sounded everything but inspiring. We brought a cake for our son - but wait: the guy at the counter said, we couldn't take it in, unless we booked a picnic table for R650. Six Hundred Fifty! Just to have our 8 year old son and his friends have his birthday cake. Does the table come with anything? Nope. Just a cheap Builder's table. - While I do understand that some kind of "corkage" is requested, R650 to have a piece of your own cake is ridiculous. - If a least they had a decent offering at their coffee shop...but it's only the cheapest food, sweets and some muffins. Lovely bonus: One of their instructors threw a ball into the face of one of our birthday boys. The little one was crying, the "instructor" disappeared without even apologizing or checking if the boy was ok. That's what happens if your staff is not trained properly how to deal with kids . Btw: The so called "picnic tables" and the designated Birthday Area are the most uninspiring places one could offer to a child. On top, it was freezing cold inside, no heaters on, nowhere. If this place was managed properly, it could be awesome. But until then: Avoid. There's way more family...