Amusement parks are always a thrill. Whether it’s roller coasters or Ferris wheels, there’s always something fun to do. It’s a great way to spend time with family and friends while watching each other embarrass themselves.
We have some sweet amusement parks in Michigan like The Michigan Adventure in Muskegon. At Michigan’s Adventure you’ll find more than 60 rides, slides and attractions, including seven roller coasters.
There are also some great indoor water parks, such as Great Wolf Lodge in Traverse City. I’ve been there a few times and it’s a lot of fun. It has never been too crowded when I went to the park. You can visit the indoor and outdoor water parks with many fun and safe attractions for the whole family.
When I want to try something new, I want to make sure it’s worth the time and money. I want to maximize the return on entertainment for the investment in the cost of admission.
Amusement parks have changed over the decades. The courses have become higher, faster and have many more descents. I’m a thrill seeker and the faster and higher the better. Some people are not thrill seekers. That’s all right. Inflatable amusement parks may be more your speed.
Inflatable amusement parks are fun. They are family friendly and you are unlikely to run the risk of your anxiety building up. Some of these parks are on the water, so you’ll stay cool while enjoying the fun.
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Jump Island – 6140 Bishop Lake Rd, Brighton, MI 48116
Kristen says:
The kids had a great time, the adults and the park was very clean! The beach area is quite gentle and the bottom of the lake is quite smooth. I like that there is a smaller water play area for younger kids next to the big inflatable area.
Aqua Pit – 262 S Michigan Ave, Coldwater, MI 49036
Theresa says:
Aqua Pit was a great place to take my 4 grandkids…the lifeguards were so amazing at teaching them new experiences!! They played tag and hide and seek with the kids and made sure they were safe!! The kids talked about their experience for days afterwards!! I highly recommend!!
Water Warrior Island – 3361 S Lapeer Rd, Orion Twp, MI 48360
Emily says:
We have been to other bouncy parks in Michigan and this was by far the best! The atmosphere was very friendly and the staff were very happy and helpful. We had a great time! we had a large group of 17, everything went well. It was very busy but well organized and very clean! I would definitely recommend this place! Thanks to the owner Sammy for all his help, he’s the best!
Jungle Joe’s Family Fun Center – 7255 S Sprinkle Rd, Portage, MI 49002
Courtney says:
A nice place to bring kids of all ages, even as an adult you can have fun here. Lots of bounce houses and inflatable slides to choose from along with some inflatable obstacle courses. The arcade part has grown over the years, but I find it a bit too expensive, so we don’t spend much time in that area. I noticed that the staff aren’t really watching the kids, and some parents aren’t either, so if you’re going with kids, make sure you stay with them so they don’t get trampled by older kids. A good place to spend a couple of hours burning off some energy.
CHALLENGE Lansing – 820 S Waverly Rd, Lansing, MI 48917
Kandy says:
A great place to visit whether it’s a hot day or a winter day! I celebrated my son’s 11th birthday there. He loved it!! So did all the guests…even the adults 😁 Great service from ALL the staff, but especially our birthday host (Shaye) and the manager.
The jump station – 2422 E Broomfield Rd, Mt Pleasant, MI 48858
Ashley makes it sweat:
I went with my family on Sunday for the first time it was so much fun and I felt like a kid ready to sweat again
Bounce It Up – 30276 Plymouth Rd, Livonia, MI 48150
George makes it simple:
very clean Lots of bounce houses for different ages. Lots of free party spaces and video games.
Whoa Zone at Heron Beach – Holly Recreation Area, 5005 McGinnis Rd, Holly, MI 48442
Eric continued:
I am 51 years old. I went with my 12 year old daughter and her friend. They have a lot more energy than I do, but because of the way the course is designed, I could skip things but still catch up or just watch them have fun while I relax in the water.
We bought the full day pass but I think most people would be fine and save money if they bought the one hour pass and an extra hour if they wanted more.
Have fun trying something new.
This was one of the only amusement parks in Mid-Michigan
You’ve probably heard of Lake Lansing Amusement Park. If you’re someone my age, that’s it, but if you’re old enough, you might remember it. Check out Mid-Michigan’s only amusement park.
