Defy Orlando REVIEW
Back in 2018, my two younger daughters went on a field trip to Defy Orlando. At the time it was newly opened. Sadly, I was not able to participate with them, but I know I would have had a blast. Our teens share their Defy Orlando review with you, and we hope it’s helpful.
Defy Orlando Video Review
What is Defy Orlando?
First, Defy Orlando is an indoor trampoline park, but that’s not all. Not only do they have lots of different trampoline areas, but Ninja Warrior type obstacles too. Our girls have not had much exposure with these types of obstacle adventure opportunities, but they were pretty fearless in checking out all the different areas.
The Many Areas of Fun Review
There are plenty of cube foam pits with jumping areas that include platforms, ramps, swings and even a trapeze bar to swing from and let go of, into the pit. Joe loved the swings!!
In addition, there are trampolines next to foam pits to bounce into. Both of these were on Anna’s list of favorites!!
I call this trampoline road. Lots of connected trampolines and even ones that go up the wall!!
These were some tough trampolines Anna tried. The workers were showing the kids how bounce on their back, then touch their feet to the wall (kind of like standing up), then down on their back again. You can see Anna trying it in the video. It’s tough.
Our friends’ kids spent lots of time on these platforms with the spinning bars. A worker would control the speed, so it was mixed up. The kids had to either jump over, or duck under as the bars came around. This one brings lots of laughs!!
Check out this ninja warrior obstacle area!! The kids were all challenging and encouraging each other to push themselves to the next area. Add this on the list of Josephine’s favorites!!
There’s another great obstacle area with pits to jump and swing over with arial silks or rings, small walls to climb over, balance beams, and swinging boxing bags to avoid.
The Wall Review
Next to that is the larger walls you run up. Anna conquered it on her first try!! She was so proud of herself, and this was her favorite!!
Like basketball? How about shooting some hoops while jumping on trampolines?? Talk about getting air.
Defy Orlando even has a fun selfie spot to get your wing photos!!
Another tough area is the arial silks, tight rope, and a padded round beam to cross that SPINS!! Yes, it spins when you are walking across it!!
The girls got to compete with each other on the balance beam, while using long padded punch pads to knock each other off too. Although they didn’t get too rough. Not this time anyways.
Is there an area for observers to watch at Defy Orlando?
They have several seating areas for observers, parents, chaperones. The elevated one is great for having a better eye on several children, especially younger ones.
If you travel to the Central Florida area, and are looking for some non-theme park fun, Defy Orlando is a great place!! Especially to take a break from the summer heat. Plus, it’s part of our What to do Around Orlando post.
We already cannot wait to go back, and take more friends. Especially me, since I couldn’t participate this time.
Tips for visiting
Be prepared to purchase their special skid free socks. We brought some from another trampoline place, but they informed us theirs were made specifically for them, and tested for safety. Once you purchase them, you can bring them with you each time.
Tickets must be purchased online to reserve your time slot.
If you are not going to be jumping, and only be an observer, then you still must add a free observer ticket to your cart to reserve a spot.
FAQs about Defy Orlando
Is Defy Orlando open on Saturday?
Is Defy Orlando open on Sunday?
Defy Orlando is open 7 days a week. Every day they open at 9:00am. Each day they close at 9:00pm with the exception of Friday and Saturday, which closing time is 10:00pm.
How much does it cost to go to Defy Orlando?
Defy Orlando prices
Flight prices for Defy Orlando range from $11.99 and up, depending on your length of jump time, age, and whether it’s for an event, like their Defy Nights. Children under 2 years old are free with the purchase of a regular ticket. For all ticket information, check out their website.
Defy Orlando location
You can find Defy Orlando at 8010 W Colonial Dr in Orlando. It’s in west Orlando, east of the 429 highway, not far from Winter Garden.
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Looks like fun! Let us know when you go next time!
We will definitely plan on it!!
This looks like a bouncy good time!!!
It sure was!! hoping to participate next time!!
We have a similar place in my town and my kids love it. I tried it once and it was lots of fun but I was pretty sore the next day!
Looks like a great time!
Always happens to me too. Not as young as I used to be, but my head tells me otherwise!!
The kids can’t wait to take their friends and go again!!
I love the workout you get at these places. Fun socks!
We just got a Defy in Indianapolis and my son has been asking to go! Looks like I’ll have to take him – this looks like fun!
And you work muscles you forgot you even had!!
I’ve seen they are popping up in several places. Definitely take him!! He will love it!!
Our local trampoline place needs to step it up! This looks amazing!
Yes!! The obstacles were the best part!!
That looks like a blast!
I’ve never been to a trampoline park. It looks like lots of fun! Definitely something to keep in mind for when my little one is a bit older.
What an incredible place! I’ll try to remember a place like this when my kids ARE bouncing off the walls! Thanks for sharing!
Perfect for our rainy days here in Florida!!
Trampoline parks are fun, but the obstacle courses are even better!!
When the kids get stir crazy, this is the perfect way to “let it go!!”
I watch and wonder how people can do some of these tricks!!
This is so different, you will love it for sure!!
It’s worth the drive!!
Looks like a great time!
Such a fun place to hang out, especially for kids. I am familiar with the regular foam and trampoline places, but I haven’t seen one that combines that with warrior ninja obstacles before. Although I’d be terrible at all of these, it still looks fun to try!
This looks like a really big place. My kids love these obstacle courses. In fact, they went on one this past summer up in Vermont. It’s nice to know about this one so we can go when we visit Florida.
I used to take my kids to a place like that when they were little. They loved it.
We keep saying we need to go back, now to make the time!!
That’s all we had known too!! But the girls love all the extras!!
It’s huge, and we hear they’ve made some changes. We need to go back!
Us too, and they still love it!!
This looks like a really fun place! I love going to these places during winter to get burn some energy for the kids!
The ninja warrior area looks like a blast! Our trampoline park doesn’t have that feature. Fun times!
What a fun place for kids! Or maybe even some of us adults!
Looks like a great place to have fun!
And for us Floridians, that’s what we do in the summer.
The girls like that part best!! Challenging for sure!
Yes, I want to go back so I get a turn!
Keeps us cool in the summer!!
This looks super fun! I think my older granddaughter would love to try it out!
Next time I would love to try it out!!
What a fun family place! I would totally take my nieces & nephews here to wear them out!
Payton loves trampoline parks! Every time we are traveling and it is raining out we try to find one. Especially after a long drive they are a great way to burn off some energy!