BOUNCE Thailand (The EmQuartier) — Attraction in Khlong Tan Nuea Subdistrict

Bounce has always been a great place for condo life kids to burn off energy. Staff friendly and always very strict and on the ball when it comes to enforcing safety.

This visit unfortunately may be our last as staff completely disinterested in supervising the children and enforcing safe play. Multiple kids of all sizes jumping into the giant cushions one after another the whole session...shocked there were not injuries...serious concussions and worse just waiting to happen. Staff just standing there just staring into space.

Reported this to front desk and nothing was done despite confirming the safety proticol was one jumper at a time until clear. Rude, obnoxious staff too busy policing the ridiculous sock policy (bounce only - apparently they are safer!!) and completely neglecting the safety of their young customers.

Play at your child's own risk - sad to see this attitude at a place that had previously won my trust and that my kids have been enjoying...

It used to be good. But the issue with Bounce is they keep changing their staff. And then they keep coming up with new rules. Latest one is, you’re not allowed to jump up onto the wooden blocks anymore because of some injuries that have happened. But those injuries have happened not because of faulty equipment but the under developed skills of the jumper. So Bounce decided to prohibit everyone from jumping up onto them. Even experienced jumpers. I don’t understand why considering we sign waivers anyways so Bounce woule not be held accountable. So to conclude, now its only good for kids under 6 years old. If you’re older than that, you’ll get bored very quickly. Kids used to say lets have a playdate at Bounce this weekend. Now they are saying, lets not go to Bounce anymore, its boring....

The trampoline park in general is pretty nice. I recommend going during the day if you can, because after school hours it can get pretty overrun with children (even on a Monday).

It is, however, quite expensive and they try to nickel and dime you at every opportunity which makes me hesitant to recommend it to others. For example, they charge more for walk-ins as opposed to booking online. I had a pair of socks from another trampoline park that where identical to the ones they sell, but because it wasn't their brand, they made me buy another pair for 85 baht. They also charge you extra to use their lockers, which is really lame. It's 10 baht/hour, but for some reason there is a minimum 40 baht requirement (who is staying here for 4 hours?) and the machine doesn't...