Zero Gravity Adventure Park

Zero Gravity Adventure Park is an indoor activity center in Mounds View centered on trampoline play, with arcade games, laser tag, dodgeball, a ninja-style obstacle course and a foam-pit area also mentioned by visitors. Google’s current listing shows a 4.2-star rating from 956 reviews, suggesting many families have positive outings, especially when the goal is to let kids be active indoors. Parents commonly say children leave tired after jumping, and several reviews describe the laser tag, obstacle course and pixel-style game as worthwhile additions to the trampoline areas.

The mix appears to work across a broad age range. Families mention visits with younger children, elementary-age kids and pre-teens, while one reviewer appreciated separate toddler areas when the park was busy. Older kids may get more out of laser tag, the ninja course, dodgeball and arcade. Adults can join the activities, although seating is a recurring limitation: visitors would like more places for non-participating parents to sit. The venue can become loud and crowded, and a few reviewers felt the layout and activity selection were less expansive than expected.

Reviews are notably mixed on day-to-day condition and value. Positive guests call the pricing reasonable for the available activities, but others find admission, arcade play and add-ons expensive. Multiple recent reviews report out-of-service arcade machines, equipment needing maintenance, limited dodgeballs, or a generally worn and messy interior. Cleanliness and air conditioning were also concerns in a small number of dissatisfied visits. Staff feedback varies considerably: many families praise friendly, helpful employees and accommodating communication for groups, while others cite understaffing, inattentive supervision in activity areas, or curt service during busy periods. Parents concerned about supervision may want to visit at a quieter time and keep close watch on children.

Birthday parties are clearly offered and can be a good fit for active groups. Successful party reviews mention a roomy seating area, helpful staff, trampolines and laser tag, plus a human-claw-machine experience included with at least some party deals. A school group also reported smooth booking, friendly staff, private use of the facility and two rooms for lunch. However, several party reviews describe delayed room setup, missing package items, unclear glow-party setup, limited setup/cleanup time, absent host support or poor communication. Food arrangements also deserve confirmation: reviews variously reference pizza for a party, vending machines, and no on-site food for purchase. Before paying, parents should get the party inclusions, room timing, host support, food policy and any arcade or activity upgrades confirmed in writing.