• Do you have a dress code, and why?
Yes. You can read the details on the TEENS FAQ page. We have one because we are promoting a good time, not a singles scene. Also, we have found that teenagers dress how they feel a lot of times. If they are dressed in a relaxed way, then chances are they will have fun and be trouble free. If they dress like thugs, then you might want to check their pockets, because that's what we are going to do. We are looking for kids that want to have a good, clean, fun time. Those looking for trouble can look somewhere else.

• Can my child leave and come back?
No. We do not allow the kids to come back into the building without repaying the admittance charge. It's either IN or OUT. And we do not allow them to loiter in the parking lot. This keeps them where it's safe and where they belong and out of trouble.

• Is there security?
Yes. We have an off-duty police officer on duty at the front door. No one is allowed to leave unless a parent or another adult is picking them up. Security also insures that there is no loitering on the premises.

• What ages are allowed into TEEN NIGHT, and how is it regulated?
We allow kids from 11 - 15 into TEEN NIGHT. We reserve the right to deny admittance to anyone based on their appearance, dress, or age. If we believe that someone is younger than 11, we may require a parent to vouch for their age. If they appear to be older than 15, we will ask for identification (driver's permit, etc.). If none can be produced, we may deny that person admittance. In order to protect our teens, we take our age limits VERY seriously. 

• I don't feel comfortable letting my teen to TEEN NIGHT alone. Can I come with him/her?
Yes, you are allowed to visit TEEN NIGHT to sample the environment we are promoting. However, you are asked to stay in our common area and not go into our jump rooms. If you are still uncomfortable, we will give you a guided tour of the jump rooms at any time. There are two reasons: (1) If random adults are mingling with the kids in the jump rooms, our job of making sure that everyone is safe is made more difficult. (2) This is a TEEN NIGHT, and believe it or not, your teenager may be more than a little embarrassed having you tag along everywhere they go as they interact with their friends.

• Is there anything else?
Please remember that we are parents also, While it is true that no one can look after your child like you can, we try our hardest to do just that! Safety is our #1 Goal! Fun always comes in second.