#Rockin jump full

вЂ‹To augment your visit to Ridge Hill, check out our roundup of 30 things to do in Yonkers. RockinвЂ™ Fridays & RockinвЂ™ Saturdays runs $22/person, and RockinвЂ™ Tots вЂ“ Parent & Me Jump Time costs $18 for one parent and childВ ($5 each additional child).

Current rates (as of February 2017) range from $19 for 60 minutes of jump time up to $29 for up to 120 minutes.

A wide selection of drinks is sold as well to quench those thirsts.

Food available for purchase includes pizza, salads, wraps, chips, Kind bars, fruit cups and cookies.

Participants must be at least 42 inches tall and weigh at least 45 pounds to participate in the Vertical Ops (i.e., rock wall).

Ninja Challenge rules of note: Must be at least 54 inches tall must wear closed-toe shoes long hair must be pulled back during busy times, participants are allotted 4 minutes to complete the course.

Lockers and coat racksВ are available, as are couches for more comfortable supervision.

Bathrooms are clean and include a changing table and step stools.

Upon arrival, guests sign an electronic waiver and purchase the required sticky socks (available for $3 and reusable on future visits no alternative socks permitted).

While walk-ins are accommodated, reservations can be made online to secure a spot.

Kids can climb and jump to their hearts' content. Always call ahead to check the schedule.В Birthday parties are available, as are group fundraisers. In addition to open play, recurring events include Rockin' Fridays (ages 11-17, featuring DJ and black-light jumping), Rockin' Saturdays (all-age evening program) and Rockin' Tots. The Mount Kisco staff were distinctively attentive to safety compared with their Ridge Hill counterparts during my familyвЂ™s visits. Safety is also a RockinвЂ™ Jump emphasis both facilities offer a safety video for visitors to view before entering, though in the Ridge Hill location we managed to overlook this, whereas it couldnвЂ™t be missed in Mount Kisco. Given how recently this location opened, its pristine conditionВ comes as no surprise, but because its sister location remains so well maintained years after its opening, it seems that the RockinвЂ™ Jump standard is high in this regard.

#Rockin jump full

In the interest of journalistic thoroughness (ahem), I indulged in a 6-minute session for $2, my kids in full view while shooting hoops. Other features include a modest-sized rock wall, a photo booth, a hurricane-simulating machine and shiatsu massage chairs for the adults who watch all these jumping beans.

Walk the plank or fall into the sea of foam at the X-Beam station. The adventure course challenged them to swing from one block to another on a rope, slide down a firemanвЂ™s pole, traverse across rings, jump from a swinging trapeze into a foam pit and more.ДЄdditionally, in lieu of Mount KiscoвЂ™s Foam Arena, the Yonkers site offers the X-Beam, where participants try to keep from falling off low beams into foam pits while competitively sparring with their opponent using padded lances (losing isn't so bad В falling is fun). My tweens declared the Ridge Hill RockinвЂ™ Jump their preferred location because of the added Ninja ChallengeВ feature-they loved it. Rising to new heights in the Ninja Challenge Course.