Hollywood Stunts Professional Stunt Training Center NYC

My friend and I took the high fall stunt class after we got a group-on for it.

There were about 12 people in our group, and we took turns learning to fall back properly on a mat before they blew up the gigantic air cushion underneath the jumping platforms. The staff made sure you were falling correctly before they let you go up on the platform.

Once on the platform, you jump to your fate! It was so much fun, though my neck was sore for a few days because it's really difficult not to tense up when you're doing suicide jumps!

I had so much fun.

Had a great time. Staff is extremely professional, helpful and positive. Thrilling and a fun time was had by all. Look forward to coming back with more friends in the future. Go check it out!

Such a disappointing experience and also somewhat fraudulent in the way the class was portrayed.

I bought this as a surprise for my girlfriend though a deal with Zozi. I know there are other places this deal was offered too, such as Yelp.

Basically we paid $35./person to watch other people jump for 1 hour and 45 mins of the 2 hours. It was really a waste of time and money. The class specifically states on the site that you'll get to test out the trampoline, and practice different falls. It also stated the class was capped to 8-10 people. This is not the case at all. The class actually had about 20 people, and all we did was as follows:

1. 20 minutes of stretching.
2. 3 practice jumps from a height of literally about 2-3 feet onto a practice mat.
3. A free fall from about 8 feet up onto the big ballon/landing pad.
4. For some people a free fall from about 15 feet up onto the big ballon/landing pad.

Overall, this place was completely misleading in what it promised, and worse, when I brought it up to the owner he couldn't have cared less. He said that because we had paid less through the daily deal, we shouldn't expect what the site describes in the class. Basically, this was a fraudulent business decision to bring in more people, make the same amount of money, and worsen the experience for the students. It's a "fake" deal.

ADVICE: When calling to make a reservation, specifically state that you expect the cap of people to be 8-10 people as promised on the site, and if it's not you will ask for your money back. This way, you'll actually have time to do what the class was intended for, not watch people most of the time.