Photo gallery: FunBox bounce house opens in Orem

Photo gallery: FunBox bounce house opens in Orem_1

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Patrons enter FunBox, the traveling bounce park. FunBox aims to immerse people of all ages. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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BYU students jump in front of the FunBox logo. FunBox is hosting a college night for guests 18 and up on April 26, from 6:30-8 p.m. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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A student goes down the slide as somebody ascends it. FunBox Orem is one of five locations found across the country. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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Perspective shows top of the 23 foot slide. There were several slides at varying heights throughout the park. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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A student tries to run across the Gumdrop Gallop. FunBox currently has locations in California, Arizona and now Utah. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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A student at BYU makes an attempt at the Ninja Wall. The wall, like the rest of the park, has challenges that vary for participants of all ages. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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BYU students sit at the top of the Mountain Challenge. From this perspective you can see the whole park and the University Place Mall across the street. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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A part of the bounce park is shown. The park is 25,000 feet of continuous jumping zones. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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BYU students duel on the Battle Beam. Blown up rods are used to knock the opponent into the cushioned floor. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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Seating and shade is available for parents and those who want to take a break. Snowcones, sodas and waters are available for purchase. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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BYU students take a rest on their thrones of air. There are places to sit and rest inside the park as well. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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Two BYU students race through the obstacle course. FunBox offers a variety of challenges activities thoughout the park. (Derek VanBuskirk)

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FunBox's 25,000 square foot bounce park is open and being enjoyed by all ages in Orem, Utah.

The park was opened on April 7 and can be found outside of the University Place Mall for the next three months. BYU student Luke Amar attended FunBox after reading about it on The Daily Universe and said FunBox is fun for all ages. He also said that he would like to take his younger brothers in the future.

Another attendee, Jessica Bastings, a freshman in elementary education at BYU, said there was a lot of diversity in activities, although she found the obstacle course to be here favorite. Tickets to FunBox can be found here.