
A party is two things at once: jump time and a room. Sell them as one product and you will hand out the same room twice on a Saturday.
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Selling those as one thing is how a room gets promised twice. Held together on one booking, neither is sold out from under the other.
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The jump courts and the party rooms side by side, so a two o’clock party is visibly using both rather than living in somebody’s head.
Learn moreA party uses the court and a room at the same time. Any system that only understands one of those will double-book the other.
The package takes jump time and a room as one booking, so neither is quietly sold out from under a family who confirmed weeks ago.
Two parties can run side by side in two rooms, and a third booking finds nothing free rather than being squeezed in and sorted out later.
Party jumpers count against the session capacity like everybody else, so a birthday never quietly pushes the court past a safe number.
The number is a safety fact, not a preference. Past it the session stops being fun and starts being something you supervise harder.
One organiser books the whole session, one document covers it, and one payment request goes to the school rather than sixty parents.
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Set the spots the court safely holds and booking closes itself at that number, so the door is never the thing deciding who gets on.
The package holds an hour of jumping and an hour in a room, so neither is sold to somebody else while the party is still going.
Rooms are separate inventory, so a second booking at two cannot quietly land in the room a family confirmed two weeks ago.
A quieter session with its own capacity and its own rate, sold apart from the general hour so it stays what it was meant to be.
Put the busier schedule on for the week on Free with an end date, rather than building the same day again every single morning.
Priced as their own line rather than folded into the session, so a family who already own a set are not paying for four more.
Drop the spots on a session to match what is actually open, so the hour still runs at a lower number instead of being canceled.
One organizer books the whole session, one estimate covers it, and one payment request goes to the school rather than sixty parents.
A parent booking a party Sunday night should pay then. A school bringing sixty kids is not sixty separate transactions.
A session or a party is taken in full by card at the moment of booking on Pro, which is the right answer for a one-off family visit.
One organizer holds the booking and one payment request goes to the school, rather than sixty parents lining up at a counter.
Walk-ups paying on the day are recorded by hand on the Free plan, so the session reconciles against one record rather than two.
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Set the spots a session can safely hold and booking stops by itself at that number, so the door is never deciding who else can get on.
A party holds jump time and a room together. Neither is offered separately for that hour, which is what stops a room being promised twice.
A confirmation when they book and a nudge before the day, both carrying the session time and what to bring. Email, never a phone message.
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Yes. Set the spots the court holds and booking closes itself once they are gone, so the door never decides whether one more can go on.
Yes. The package takes both for the hour it needs, so neither the jump time nor the room can be sold to somebody else at the same time.
Yes. Each room is separate inventory, so two parties can run side by side while a third booking finds no room free and stops there.
Yes. It is its own product with its own capacity and rate, so it stays a quieter session rather than filling up with the general hour.
Yes. Drop the spots on that session to match what is open, so the hour still runs at a lower number rather than being canceled outright.
Yes. One organizer holds the booking and a single payment request goes to the school rather than sixty parents paying at a counter.