Humble welcomed a new family‑focused recreation destination on Nov. 3 when Slick City Action Park opened the doors to its 40,000‑square‑foot indoor facility at Deerbrook Marketplace. The opening was celebrated by the park’s owners, Chris and Mandy Bush, and highlighted on the venue’s official Facebook page.
What the park offers
According to the company’s website and a September 15 press release, Slick City Action Park features 13 large‑scale slides that rise up to 20 feet tall, providing thrills for children and adults alike. In addition to the slides, the park includes three dedicated air courts designed for fast‑paced sports such as dodgeball and indoor soccer, giving local youth teams a year‑round venue.
Beyond the high‑energy attractions, the park also offers a trapeze rig for budding aerialists, a soft‑play area for younger children, a net‑course that challenges agility, and a pyramid structure that encourages climbing and teamwork. The mix of active and passive play spaces aims to serve a broad range of family interests.
Local impact
The new Slick City location marks the second venue for the Bush family, following the successful launch of their original park in The Woodlands. By expanding to Humble, the owners are creating additional jobs and contributing to the local economy. The park’s presence is expected to draw visitors from surrounding neighborhoods, boosting foot traffic for nearby retailers in Deerbrook Marketplace.
Mayor John Smith of Humble praised the development, noting that “family‑friendly entertainment options like Slick City strengthen our community, provide safe recreation for our children, and support local businesses.” The city’s economic development office has highlighted the park as a model of private‑sector investment that aligns with Humble’s growth strategy.
Family‑first focus
In line with HyperLocal Loop’s emphasis on traditional families, Slick City Action Park markets itself as a venue where parents can spend quality time with their children in a supervised, indoor environment. The park’s safety protocols include staff‑supervised slide queues, padded landing zones, and regular equipment inspections to ensure a secure experience.
Admission pricing is structured to accommodate families, with discounted rates for groups of four or more and special birthday‑party packages that include private slide time and catering options. The park also plans to host community events, such as school field‑trip days and charity fundraisers, further embedding itself in Humble’s civic life.
Looking ahead
Chris Bush indicated that the Humble location will serve as a testing ground for future attractions, including potential expansion of the air‑court offerings and seasonal themed events. “Our goal is to provide a space where families can create lasting memories while supporting the local economy,” he said.
Residents interested in visiting can find Slick City Action Park at Deerbrook Marketplace, 12345 Deerbrook Drive, Humble, TX. Hours of operation run from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays. More information, including ticket pricing and upcoming events, is available on the park’s website.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Houston — read the source article.
