Indoor Blacklight Skatepark

Everything Included
With Admission

Carpet skating is just the beginning — here’s what else is waiting inside.

8 Things to Do at Fun Slides

Here’s what to do at Fun Slides — all of it included with one admission pass. Guests get full access to the carpet skating ramps and every Xtra Activity in the park: blacklight dodgeball, the ninja warrior obstacle course, carpet hockey, Nerf War Zone, bounce houses, butt slides. Credits for our redemption arcade are available for purchase separately. Skate and helmet rentals are included too. No add-ons, no upgrades required.
Young child wearing a purple helmet riding carpet skates down an orange slide.

Carpet Skating Ramps & Half-Pipes

Fun Slides runs on carpet skating — a style of skating unlike anything else. Guests strap special plastic skates right over their shoes and glide across carpet-covered ramps, rails, and half-pipes.

No skating experience needed. Most kids are comfortable within a few minutes, and all first-time skaters are assigned an instructor until they’re ready to go on their own. Ramps are available for every skill level, from first-timers to kids who want a real challenge.

Skate and helmet rentals are included with every admission pass.

Blacklight Dodgeball Arena

The dodgeball arena is one of the most consistently popular stops in the park, and it’s easy to see why. The blacklight turns every throw, dodge, and catch into something that looks and feels bigger than a standard gym game — the colors pop, the energy runs high, and games move fast enough that there’s rarely a dull moment between rounds.

Teams form quickly and the format is self-regulating — when one side wins, the next group rotates in and the game keeps going. That flow means kids stay engaged without needing a staff member to manage every round. It works well for open play visits, but it’s especially effective during birthday parties where you already have a ready-made group that wants to compete against each other.
Two kids playing glow dodgeball with neon balls in a dark blacklight game room.
Blacklight Nerf Fun Slides War Arena sign glowing in a dark neon play area.

Blacklight Nerf War Arena

The Nerf War Zone is structured active play with a competitive edge. Guests grab a blaster, pick a side, and work with their team to outmaneuver the other. The format is fast enough to keep energy high but organized enough that it doesn’t turn into chaos — a combination that works especially well for birthday party groups and larger group visits.

It’s a strong activity for kids who are ready for something more strategic than skating but still want to keep moving. The team-based format also means quieter kids get pulled into the action naturally, since the game works better when everyone is participating.
Child running through a neon blacklight obstacle course with ramps and padded barriers.

Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course

The ninja course is one of the most competitive spots in the park. Kids move through a series of balance beams, climbing elements, and physical obstacles designed to challenge coordination, strength, and focus at the same time. Most kids run it once and immediately want to go again — either to beat their own time or race a friend through.

The course works for a wide range of ages and skill levels. Younger kids can work through it at their own pace, while older kids and more athletic guests push themselves to get faster and cleaner with each attempt. It’s one of the few activities in the park where kids naturally self-organize into groups and keep themselves busy without any prompting.

Carpet Hockey

Carpet hockey runs on the same basic instincts as any team sport — move fast, work together, and put it in the net. The rules are easy enough that most kids can pick it up in a few minutes, which means the game gets going quickly without a lot of setup or explanation from staff.


It tends to draw a consistent crowd throughout the day. Guests who come in as a group often migrate toward it together, and it holds attention longer than most activities because the back-and-forth of a real game keeps the stakes feeling live. Sticks and equipment are provided — guests just show up and play.
Youth carpet hockey team posing with sticks, helmets, and a referee inside the rink.
Neon inflatable castle and slide inside a blacklight indoor play center.

Bounce Houses

Built for younger guests, the bounce houses give smaller kids their own active space to jump, play, and burn energy while older kids are on the ramps. Supervised and designed with younger children in mind, they’re a great option for families with a mix of ages — nobody gets left out while the big kids skate.

The Butt Slide N’ Bounce admission pass ($12) is available specifically for ages 4 and under and includes access to both the bounce houses and the butt slides.

Redemption Arcade

Twenty games, tickets, and a prize counter to round out the visit. The arcade gives guests a natural place to land between activities — a lower-energy zone that still keeps kids engaged while parents catch their breath.

Games earn redemption tickets that can be traded in for prizes at the counter, which gives kids a goal to work toward across the whole visit. It’s a good way to wind down at the end of the day or fill time while a party group is transitioning between skating and the party room.

Every Admission Pass Includes All of This

Carpet skating ramps and half-pipes, blacklight dodgeball, ninja course, carpet hockey, Nerf War Zone, bounce houses, butt slides, and the redemption arcade. Skate and helmet rentals included. No add-ons, no surprises.