Inflata Nation Colindale

I visited inflatanation with my family on Thursday the 16/07 for a booking at 13:00pm. This was my second visit this year following a previous visit back in march that was filled with joy and laughter. We particularly enjoyed the vertical slide and felt the need to revisit to relive the fun we previously had. To my dismay, this most recent (second) visit was utterly disappointing as all the fans were off and there was no aircon, rendering the place virtually oxygen less and hot as a sauna. The children all around us were drenched in sweat; hair slicked up from it! I felt I couldn’t breathe and sadly because it’s a place for stunts and crazy bouncing, the lack of oxygen was not only making me faint and DIZZY, but also unable to even find the energy to run, bounce or do anything the park was designed for. I ended up wasting the hour there slow moving, suffocating and standing/lying down in the 1/2 spots with some small gaps for ventilation between the stitching of the bouncy floor. If this had been my first visit, I’d have never visited again as for £35 I frankly felt ripped off and truly unhappy with my experience. Luckily I visited before and had an amazing time with sufficient oxygen to breathe. 😂 I felt it was cheeky not to even have working fans and so dangerous to all the kids jumping around in there. The deeper one went into this bouncy world, the less air there was (?) it was pumping HOT air. I also saw a spider near the back of the arena crawling around on the bouncy floor. Lastly, we were told Thursdays are sen friendly, but the lights were in fact not dimmed and I didn’t see any difference between a regular session or a SEN session (?) which was a bit upsetting for the disabled person I care for. Because of this experience, I’d suggest to only visit outside of the summer months, unless you enjoy feeling faint, dizzy and fighting for your dear life in an oxygen free bouncy world. Below I’ve attached pics from this time (all sweaty and red faced) and in comparison pics from the first visit; happy and wearing hoodies!

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Inflata Nation is a fantastic place for kids to burn off their energy! The children had an amazing time bouncing around. We booked a 2-hour session, but in our opinion, 1 hour is enough for most children to have plenty of fun. The ticket prices are a little on the expensive side. The only downside is that it gets extremely hot inside during the summer. Air conditioning, or at least better ventilation, would make a huge difference and make the experience much more comfortable for both children and adults.

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Great energy burner for the kids! The setup is straightforward: we checked in, grabbed our wristbands, and headed straight for the inflatables. The main area features a large ball pit surrounded by various activity stations, including a great vertical slide section on the far right. ​The kids had a blast. While one hour was sufficient, they definitely could have handled a second. My only gripe is the pricing; at £30 for two children for one hour, it feels a bit steep. If it were closer to £10 per child, it would be much better value—especially since you also have to pay a couple of pounds for locker hire. Last note, toilets and ballbit area were fairly clean. Overall, a great experience that the kids loved.

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Nice indoors place to have fun with kids or as an adult. They have few halls to celebrate 🎉 birthdays and little gatherings. Professional and friendly team - but few things to adjust are the grips to hold when you are in the pool of balls it’s difficult to come out of it someone does not pull you up😅. Large parking space outside, and close bus stop along the street for easy access. Overall it’s was great experience going there with my kids

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