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Flip Out Hounslow的点评
点评：Review from more of a spectators point of view, than a participant. Visited with two young participants, three other spectators and an under 10 week old in a pram.
When flip out announced they were coming to Hounslow I was actually really pleased as I loved trampolining as a child. This flip out though unlike others has no trampolines. :-(
Arcade on entry, able to access without paying to get into the main area but all added extra cost on top of your ticket if paying to get in - all seemed to be £1 a okay. As entry slots are timed and they advise getting there half an hour before I would imagine a lot of parents end up paying extra for the arcade whilst waiting. There’s not actually anything to really turn up early for, just pay and wait for the hours slot to begin.
Visiting with a pram, accessibility was important. Sadly we couldn’t take the pram up to the upper floors as the lift was broken, no spectating for our baby! One of our group remained in the cafe with baby whilst others enjoyed watching the children upstairs, fine for us but if had been a single parent would have caused issues.
Fixed tables but movable chairs in the ground floor cafe. No arms on the chairs. Three high chairs were available when we visited. There were around 4 double plug sockets with 2 usbs on each but these were at bar style tables around the edge of the room. You’d need to be able to get up on a high bar stool type chair to use them.
As a spectator you were given your £2.50 entry fee as £2.50 off in the cafe but not the costa machine. So would buy you a cuppa tea or a soft drink but no coffee.
About 8 flavours of slush puppy (called ‘polar crush’) but this is sugar free slush puppy. Didn’t seem to be noticed by anyone in our group though! Unlimited slush for £5.00.
Lots of food based extras to buy, brightly coloured sweets (pick and mix) machine and candy floss. £3.50 for both paid via cash or card though the candy floss did say it was a promotional price. The candy floss machine was pretty entertaining to watch it being made and it was quite large!
Other food and drinks reasonably priced, menu and prices as of July 2023 in photos. Free sauces and a good selection!!
Some tables and chairs in the upstairs area where you can see your children play. No arms on these chairs, great for larger sizes, not helpful for those with difficulties getting up. No criticism just trying to help out those reading reviews who might have needs.
If waiting in the cafe with a baby make sure your pram has a hood. The cafe area is dark with beautiful fairy lights which our baby loved looking at but the bright spotlights dotted around made her cry, good pram angling to not get them in her eyes was needed!
Toilets ok, I did walk into one cubicle then into another as the door felt stiff and the lock didn’t seem to work. It might just have been a little awkward as the second one kicked after a bit of twiddling it. Nice touch of a step to allow kids to access the sinks.
Baby changing in the disabled toilet. Appreciated so parents can sort baby and themselves without worry of leaving baby outside stalls or trying to negotiate taking baby in with them!
Lockers you pay extra for, photo attached to review. £2.00 for 2 hours, £4.00 for 4 hours.
Accessibility isn’t great, lots of stairs. Stairs to main play area then more stairs to the dodgems. But there is a lift to all parts, though not working on our visit.
As a larger person I always look at the size of things. I’m not particularly interested in taking part nowadays but others may be interested. No size related information on website. I’ve added some closer up photos of the dodgems to hopefully help others decide if the size is suitable before committing to taking part. A few details and the seat belt length available on the website would help make this more inclusive and size friendly. They looked pretty big, I’d say a woman’s size 20 wouldn’t have any issues but larger may struggle. The sides of the ‘cars’ is hard plastic so no give or wiggle room!
Kids definitely seemed to enjoy the bumper cars, we went at a fairly quiet time (morning) and there was very little queuing for them. At busier times I’d imagine some of the session time would be taken up waiting. Sessions then last 5 minutes each. Not very fast for older children, no huge bumps but ok for under 13’s ish. Not quite sure how there ‘under 1.1m has to be accompanied by adult’ works, I can’t see two fitting in the cars, so under 1.1 I’m guessing you’ve got to buy an adult ticket to take part? (They’ve got a measuring stick ready to check this!!)
Lazer quest area isn’t huge and again at busier times I’d imagine there would be waiting time. More players though would make it better, a child by themselves is reliant on some other kids bring about to play with them. Again as a larger person a quick mention of the ‘harness’ sizes would be useful. From what I saw they seemed to go up pretty large, largest we used though was on a skinny 13 ish year old so not helpful, sorry!! Lazer quest is kind of split into two areas with a slope between them, tight corners so though a slope a wheelchair user may struggle to take part. Scores displayed for all to see outside the game area, good to know if you’ve got a particularly sensitive child who struggles with competition. Games last 8 minutes.
Apparently running and not being on your feet isn’t allowed… I kind of thought this was the whole point of the game?
Small baby soft play. In my view not worth paying the full child admission of all they can use is the baby bit however they did have some just stay and play type days/times on their website which would make this better priced. I’ve taken photos of this as non on website.
I’ve not seen it enforced but one of their rules is no glasses without a retainer and shatter proof lenses. As a lifetime glasses wearer I can guarantee it’d be incredibly unsafe if I tried taking part in anything without glasses. I highly doubt a lot of parents bring a ‘retainer’ and know if the lenses are shatterproof. I get the theory, but removal of glasses for many is more unsafe and as a child I’d not have been able to take part due to not being able to see.
Photos added of bits mentioned on review, hope to help someone!
When flip out announced they were coming to Hounslow I was actually really pleased as I loved trampolining as a child. This flip out though unlike others has no trampolines. :-(
Arcade on entry, able to access without paying to get into the main area but all added extra cost on top of your ticket if paying to get in - all seemed to be £1 a okay. As entry slots are timed and they advise getting there half an hour before I would imagine a lot of parents end up paying extra for the arcade whilst waiting. There’s not actually anything to really turn up early for, just pay and wait for the hours slot to begin.
Visiting with a pram, accessibility was important. Sadly we couldn’t take the pram up to the upper floors as the lift was broken, no spectating for our baby! One of our group remained in the cafe with baby whilst others enjoyed watching the children upstairs, fine for us but if had been a single parent would have caused issues.
Fixed tables but movable chairs in the ground floor cafe. No arms on the chairs. Three high chairs were available when we visited. There were around 4 double plug sockets with 2 usbs on each but these were at bar style tables around the edge of the room. You’d need to be able to get up on a high bar stool type chair to use them.
As a spectator you were given your £2.50 entry fee as £2.50 off in the cafe but not the costa machine. So would buy you a cuppa tea or a soft drink but no coffee.
About 8 flavours of slush puppy (called ‘polar crush’) but this is sugar free slush puppy. Didn’t seem to be noticed by anyone in our group though! Unlimited slush for £5.00.
Lots of food based extras to buy, brightly coloured sweets (pick and mix) machine and candy floss. £3.50 for both paid via cash or card though the candy floss did say it was a promotional price. The candy floss machine was pretty entertaining to watch it being made and it was quite large!
Other food and drinks reasonably priced, menu and prices as of July 2023 in photos. Free sauces and a good selection!!
Some tables and chairs in the upstairs area where you can see your children play. No arms on these chairs, great for larger sizes, not helpful for those with difficulties getting up. No criticism just trying to help out those reading reviews who might have needs.
If waiting in the cafe with a baby make sure your pram has a hood. The cafe area is dark with beautiful fairy lights which our baby loved looking at but the bright spotlights dotted around made her cry, good pram angling to not get them in her eyes was needed!
Toilets ok, I did walk into one cubicle then into another as the door felt stiff and the lock didn’t seem to work. It might just have been a little awkward as the second one kicked after a bit of twiddling it. Nice touch of a step to allow kids to access the sinks.
Baby changing in the disabled toilet. Appreciated so parents can sort baby and themselves without worry of leaving baby outside stalls or trying to negotiate taking baby in with them!
Lockers you pay extra for, photo attached to review. £2.00 for 2 hours, £4.00 for 4 hours.
Accessibility isn’t great, lots of stairs. Stairs to main play area then more stairs to the dodgems. But there is a lift to all parts, though not working on our visit.
As a larger person I always look at the size of things. I’m not particularly interested in taking part nowadays but others may be interested. No size related information on website. I’ve added some closer up photos of the dodgems to hopefully help others decide if the size is suitable before committing to taking part. A few details and the seat belt length available on the website would help make this more inclusive and size friendly. They looked pretty big, I’d say a woman’s size 20 wouldn’t have any issues but larger may struggle. The sides of the ‘cars’ is hard plastic so no give or wiggle room!
Kids definitely seemed to enjoy the bumper cars, we went at a fairly quiet time (morning) and there was very little queuing for them. At busier times I’d imagine some of the session time would be taken up waiting. Sessions then last 5 minutes each. Not very fast for older children, no huge bumps but ok for under 13’s ish. Not quite sure how there ‘under 1.1m has to be accompanied by adult’ works, I can’t see two fitting in the cars, so under 1.1 I’m guessing you’ve got to buy an adult ticket to take part? (They’ve got a measuring stick ready to check this!!)
Lazer quest area isn’t huge and again at busier times I’d imagine there would be waiting time. More players though would make it better, a child by themselves is reliant on some other kids bring about to play with them. Again as a larger person a quick mention of the ‘harness’ sizes would be useful. From what I saw they seemed to go up pretty large, largest we used though was on a skinny 13 ish year old so not helpful, sorry!! Lazer quest is kind of split into two areas with a slope between them, tight corners so though a slope a wheelchair user may struggle to take part. Scores displayed for all to see outside the game area, good to know if you’ve got a particularly sensitive child who struggles with competition. Games last 8 minutes.
Apparently running and not being on your feet isn’t allowed… I kind of thought this was the whole point of the game?
Small baby soft play. In my view not worth paying the full child admission of all they can use is the baby bit however they did have some just stay and play type days/times on their website which would make this better priced. I’ve taken photos of this as non on website.
I’ve not seen it enforced but one of their rules is no glasses without a retainer and shatter proof lenses. As a lifetime glasses wearer I can guarantee it’d be incredibly unsafe if I tried taking part in anything without glasses. I highly doubt a lot of parents bring a ‘retainer’ and know if the lenses are shatterproof. I get the theory, but removal of glasses for many is more unsafe and as a child I’d not have been able to take part due to not being able to see.
Photos added of bits mentioned on review, hope to help someone!
翻译：更多地从旁观者的角度而不是参与者的角度进行审查。参观者包括两名年轻的参与者、另外三名观众和一名坐在婴儿车里的 10 周以下的孩子。
当flip out宣布他们要来豪恩斯洛时，我真的很高兴，因为我小时候就喜欢蹦床。尽管与其他的不同，这个翻转没有蹦床。 :-(
入口处有拱廊，无需付费即可进入主要区域，但如果付费进入，则在门票之外还要额外付费 - 似乎每人 1 英镑。由于入场时间是有时间限制的，他们建议提前半小时到达那里，我想很多家长最终会在等待时为游乐场支付额外费用。实际上没有什么值得早到的，只需付款并等待营业时间开始即可。
带着婴儿车来参观，无障碍很重要。遗憾的是，我们无法将婴儿车带到楼上，因为电梯坏了，没有人照顾我们的宝宝！我们中的一个人带着婴儿留在咖啡馆里，而其他人则喜欢看楼上的孩子们，这对我们来说很好，但如果是单亲父母就会引起问题。
底层咖啡馆有固定的桌子，但有可移动的椅子。椅子上没有扶手。我们参观时提供了三张高脚椅。大约有 4 个双插头插座，每个插座有 2 个 USB，但这些插座位于房间边缘的酒吧风格的桌子上。您需要能够站到高脚凳类型的椅子上才能使用它们。
作为观众，您将获得 2.50 英镑的入场费，在咖啡馆可享受 2.50 英镑的折扣，但在 Costa 机器上则不然。所以会给你买杯茶或软饮料，但不买咖啡。
大约有 8 种口味的雪泥小狗（称为“极地粉碎”），但这是无糖雪泥小狗。但我们小组中的任何人似乎都没有注意到！无限畅饮 5 英镑。
可以购买许多以食品为基础的额外物品、色彩鲜艳的糖果（挑选和混合）机和棉花糖。现金或刷卡支付均为 3.5 英镑，尽管棉花糖确实说这是促销价。棉花糖机看着它的制作过程非常有趣，而且它相当大！
其他价格合理的食品和饮料，照片中的菜单和价格截至 2023 年 7 月。免费酱汁和不错的选择！
楼上有一些桌子和椅子，您可以在那里看到孩子们玩耍。这些椅子没有扶手，非常适合较大尺寸的椅子，但对于起身有困难的人来说没有帮助。没有批评只是想帮助那些可能有需要的阅读评论的人。
如果带着婴儿在咖啡馆等候，请确保您的婴儿车有罩子。咖啡厅区域很暗，有美丽的仙女灯，我们的宝宝很喜欢看，但周围点缀的明亮聚光灯让她哭了，需要好好调整婴儿车的角度，以免它们进入她的眼睛！
厕所还好，我确实走进了一个隔间，然后又走进了另一个，因为门感觉很僵硬，而且锁似乎不起作用。可能只是有点尴尬，因为第二个在稍微摆弄它之后踢了它。一个很好的台阶让孩子们可以使用水槽。
婴儿在残疾人厕所换尿布。非常感谢，这样父母就可以对宝宝和他们自己进行分类，而不必担心将宝宝留在摊位外或试图与他们协商带宝宝进去！
您需要额外付费的储物柜，照片附在评论中。 2 小时 2 英镑，4 小时 4 英镑。
交通不太方便，楼梯很多。通往主要游乐区的楼梯，然后是通往碰碰车的更多楼梯。但是有一部电梯可以到达所有地方，尽管在我们访问期间不起作用。
作为一个大人，我总是看事情的大小。我现在对参加并不是特别感兴趣，但其他人可能会感兴趣。网站上没有尺寸相关信息。我添加了一些碰碰车的近距离照片，希望能帮助其他人在参加之前确定尺寸是否合适。网站上提供的一些细节和安全带长度将有助于使其更具包容性和尺寸友好性。它们看起来相当大，我觉得 20 号的女士不会有任何问题，但更大的可能会很困难。 “汽车”的侧面是硬塑料，因此没有任何回旋余地！
孩子们似乎肯定很喜欢碰碰车，我们去的时候是一个相当安静的时间（早上），而且很少有人排队。在繁忙的时候，我想一些会议时间会被用来等待。每节课持续 5 分钟。对于年龄较大的孩子来说不是很快，没有很大的颠簸，但对于 13 岁以下的孩子来说还可以。不太清楚“1.1m以下必须有成人陪同”是怎么回事，我看不到两个人在车里，所以1.1以下我猜你必须买成人票才能参加？ （他们已经准备好了测量棒来检查这个！！）
激光任务区域并不大，而且在繁忙时间我想会有等待时间。虽然更多的玩家会让事情变得更好，但孩子自己依赖于其他孩子带来和他们一起玩。同样，作为一个较大的人，快速提及“安全带”尺寸将会很有用。 从我所看到的来看，它们似乎变得相当大，我们使用的最大的虽然是在一个瘦小的 13 岁左右的孩子身上，所以没有帮助，抱歉！激光任务分为两个区域，两个区域之间有一个斜坡，拐角处很紧，因此轮椅使用者可能很难参加斜坡。分数显示给游戏区外的所有人，如果您有一个在竞争中遇到困难的特别敏感的孩子，很高兴知道这一点。比赛持续8分钟。
显然，跑步而不站起来是不允许的……我觉得这就是游戏的全部意义？
小宝宝软软的玩耍。在我看来，不值得支付他们可以使用的全部儿童入场费，但他们确实在他们的网站上提供了一些只是停留和玩耍类型的日期/时间，这将使价格更优惠。我已经在网站上拍了这张照片。
我还没有看到它被执行，但他们的规则之一是没有固定器和防碎镜片的眼镜。作为一个终生佩戴眼镜的人，我可以保证，如果我尝试不戴眼镜参加任何活动，那将是非常不安全的。我非常怀疑很多父母都带了“保持器”并且知道镜片是否防碎。我明白这个道理，但对许多人来说摘掉眼镜更不安全，而且小时候我因为看不见而无法参加。
添加了评论中提到的位的照片，希望对某人有所帮助！
当flip out宣布他们要来豪恩斯洛时，我真的很高兴，因为我小时候就喜欢蹦床。尽管与其他的不同，这个翻转没有蹦床。 :-(
入口处有拱廊，无需付费即可进入主要区域，但如果付费进入，则在门票之外还要额外付费 - 似乎每人 1 英镑。由于入场时间是有时间限制的，他们建议提前半小时到达那里，我想很多家长最终会在等待时为游乐场支付额外费用。实际上没有什么值得早到的，只需付款并等待营业时间开始即可。
带着婴儿车来参观，无障碍很重要。遗憾的是，我们无法将婴儿车带到楼上，因为电梯坏了，没有人照顾我们的宝宝！我们中的一个人带着婴儿留在咖啡馆里，而其他人则喜欢看楼上的孩子们，这对我们来说很好，但如果是单亲父母就会引起问题。
底层咖啡馆有固定的桌子，但有可移动的椅子。椅子上没有扶手。我们参观时提供了三张高脚椅。大约有 4 个双插头插座，每个插座有 2 个 USB，但这些插座位于房间边缘的酒吧风格的桌子上。您需要能够站到高脚凳类型的椅子上才能使用它们。
作为观众，您将获得 2.50 英镑的入场费，在咖啡馆可享受 2.50 英镑的折扣，但在 Costa 机器上则不然。所以会给你买杯茶或软饮料，但不买咖啡。
大约有 8 种口味的雪泥小狗（称为“极地粉碎”），但这是无糖雪泥小狗。但我们小组中的任何人似乎都没有注意到！无限畅饮 5 英镑。
可以购买许多以食品为基础的额外物品、色彩鲜艳的糖果（挑选和混合）机和棉花糖。现金或刷卡支付均为 3.5 英镑，尽管棉花糖确实说这是促销价。棉花糖机看着它的制作过程非常有趣，而且它相当大！
其他价格合理的食品和饮料，照片中的菜单和价格截至 2023 年 7 月。免费酱汁和不错的选择！
楼上有一些桌子和椅子，您可以在那里看到孩子们玩耍。这些椅子没有扶手，非常适合较大尺寸的椅子，但对于起身有困难的人来说没有帮助。没有批评只是想帮助那些可能有需要的阅读评论的人。
如果带着婴儿在咖啡馆等候，请确保您的婴儿车有罩子。咖啡厅区域很暗，有美丽的仙女灯，我们的宝宝很喜欢看，但周围点缀的明亮聚光灯让她哭了，需要好好调整婴儿车的角度，以免它们进入她的眼睛！
厕所还好，我确实走进了一个隔间，然后又走进了另一个，因为门感觉很僵硬，而且锁似乎不起作用。可能只是有点尴尬，因为第二个在稍微摆弄它之后踢了它。一个很好的台阶让孩子们可以使用水槽。
婴儿在残疾人厕所换尿布。非常感谢，这样父母就可以对宝宝和他们自己进行分类，而不必担心将宝宝留在摊位外或试图与他们协商带宝宝进去！
您需要额外付费的储物柜，照片附在评论中。 2 小时 2 英镑，4 小时 4 英镑。
交通不太方便，楼梯很多。通往主要游乐区的楼梯，然后是通往碰碰车的更多楼梯。但是有一部电梯可以到达所有地方，尽管在我们访问期间不起作用。
作为一个大人，我总是看事情的大小。我现在对参加并不是特别感兴趣，但其他人可能会感兴趣。网站上没有尺寸相关信息。我添加了一些碰碰车的近距离照片，希望能帮助其他人在参加之前确定尺寸是否合适。网站上提供的一些细节和安全带长度将有助于使其更具包容性和尺寸友好性。它们看起来相当大，我觉得 20 号的女士不会有任何问题，但更大的可能会很困难。 “汽车”的侧面是硬塑料，因此没有任何回旋余地！
孩子们似乎肯定很喜欢碰碰车，我们去的时候是一个相当安静的时间（早上），而且很少有人排队。在繁忙的时候，我想一些会议时间会被用来等待。每节课持续 5 分钟。对于年龄较大的孩子来说不是很快，没有很大的颠簸，但对于 13 岁以下的孩子来说还可以。不太清楚“1.1m以下必须有成人陪同”是怎么回事，我看不到两个人在车里，所以1.1以下我猜你必须买成人票才能参加？ （他们已经准备好了测量棒来检查这个！！）
激光任务区域并不大，而且在繁忙时间我想会有等待时间。虽然更多的玩家会让事情变得更好，但孩子自己依赖于其他孩子带来和他们一起玩。同样，作为一个较大的人，快速提及“安全带”尺寸将会很有用。 从我所看到的来看，它们似乎变得相当大，我们使用的最大的虽然是在一个瘦小的 13 岁左右的孩子身上，所以没有帮助，抱歉！激光任务分为两个区域，两个区域之间有一个斜坡，拐角处很紧，因此轮椅使用者可能很难参加斜坡。分数显示给游戏区外的所有人，如果您有一个在竞争中遇到困难的特别敏感的孩子，很高兴知道这一点。比赛持续8分钟。
显然，跑步而不站起来是不允许的……我觉得这就是游戏的全部意义？
小宝宝软软的玩耍。在我看来，不值得支付他们可以使用的全部儿童入场费，但他们确实在他们的网站上提供了一些只是停留和玩耍类型的日期/时间，这将使价格更优惠。我已经在网站上拍了这张照片。
我还没有看到它被执行，但他们的规则之一是没有固定器和防碎镜片的眼镜。作为一个终生佩戴眼镜的人，我可以保证，如果我尝试不戴眼镜参加任何活动，那将是非常不安全的。我非常怀疑很多父母都带了“保持器”并且知道镜片是否防碎。我明白这个道理，但对许多人来说摘掉眼镜更不安全，而且小时候我因为看不见而无法参加。
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