Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Kid had a blast. Would highly advise keeping an eye on yours because most of the staff could have one bleed out on their foot and not realize it. Or not care, take your pick, but almost all of them are out to lunch. Younger guy monitoring the kids dodge ball court (Tyler, I want to say? Maybe?) showed an acknowledgement that he was on the clock and was interactive, he was about it.
Again, kid had a great time.

Sky Zone is awesome! I have been taking their fitness class «Skyfit» for over two months and cannot say enough about how well Sky Zone is operated. I am there at least four times a week attending both morning and night sessions. The facility is immaculate and the staff is friendly, helpful, well trained, and professional.
The fitness class is taught by a great team of instructors who keep the workout fun and varied but challenging. We warm-​up, stretch, bounce, and do a variety of strength, cardio, and agility exercises. The workout is really fun and I always leave sweaty and alive.

Tons of fun for the kids. A little tight on the rules, which is a bit hard for a rule breaker but I do love that they are all about the safety of the jumpers!!!

I’ve been to this location of Sky Zone a few times. The first time I came with a group of friends, ages 22 – 27. The second time I came with my cousins, ages 12 – 16. The third time I came with another set of cousins, ages 8 – 12.
The first time was great. We booked a time slot for an hour and a half and jumped our hearts out. I felt like a little kid again. Certainly wears you out! They had just opened, so they weren’t too busy.
The second time, all we did was play dodgeball. The hour went by pretty quickly and there was a good group of people to play against. They do a good job of monitoring the games and making sure they seem «fair/​even» regarding size/​age.
The third time we came, we signed up for their 7pm slot. They were pretty empty, but with the main jumping room being occupied by a SkyRobics class, everyone was in the dodge ball area or the smaller jumping area across from it– so it made it seem packed. After a while, the main room opened and they allowed everyone to go in there. That room is better since they have longer trampolines to do flips and what not. They also make sure the adults are on the opposite side of the room from the kids, to avoid any injuries. It is actually really helpful because I don’t have to worry about a kid coming onto my trampoline/​not following rules/​getting hurt.
The location does offer a basketball jump (two heights) and a foam pit, with three jumping stations into it. It is kind of hard to get out of, if you don’t have a lot of upper body strength, so keep that in mind.
The location itself is pretty clean and kept up. The staff is friendly and helpful. I would recommend this to kids and adults. It is a good work out, so much fun and a good way to get out some energy. It can be a bit pricey, but if you save your jump socks and bring them each time, you save $ 2/​trip.

I came here with my niece and nephew on a Saturday. It was our first time ever going and I must say that we enjoyed ourselves. I liked the setup. They have a dodge ball area separates by age groups, a slam ball area, a foam pit, and of course a big room to simply jump around.
I’d recommend filling out the waivers and purchasing tickets online prior to arriving. Our jump time was only from 12pm to 1pm, but as we were leaving it seems this place can get pretty packed. Fun nonetheless!

I have been meaning to come to SkyZone for a while… A little less than a year to be exact.
The owner is great– made sure we understood everything before jumping our faces away!
It was interesting to see how everything was arranged and I really liked the setup.
Considering I hadn’t been on a trampoline in over ten years… It was a wake up call remembering the ways you can hurt yourself sliding into the trampoline incorrectly.
I burned more calories in a 30 min session jumping than I would running a treadmill in the same amount of time… I’d much rather be jumping around and raising my heart rate than staring at a treadmill any day!!!

In theory, the concept of this place is awesome, rockin’, fantastic! BUT, it did fall short a bit. Let me preface by saying that we did have a gift card, so I was not personally out any money… but it is an expensive activity! This would be fine, but you pay for a time slot (plus extra for special socks), not a very long time slot, and you wind up waiting FOREVER for everything! Most of the jump time you pay for is spent waiting for your turn to jump. I came with 3 little people, and they honestly spent more time waiting than actually jumping. They had fun and loved it nonetheless, but I felt you in no way get your money’s worth. The wait would be okay if you had all afternoon… you don’t. You have like an hour. That’s it! Take the foam pits for example… you get one jump (into the pit) each and then you’re herded back to the back of the line. You may wait a half hour for one jump in, then you have to do it all over again.
I’ve seen some complain about the staff-​I had no issues. They were all just young and bored, but not particularly bad or rude.
On the fence about this one, folks. Not really sure id go back. When considering time, money, and location… this wouldn’t be something that I would make the trip for again.

I have been here multiple times both with my 2 year old to toddler time and to the Sky Robics classes. My daughter has a blast — a room full of trampolines was my child hood dream and she gets to live it! The Sky Robics classes are the real deal. They are a great workout, but still fun and not too daunting for beginners. I attend Laura’s class. She is welcoming, and funny and and approachable.

I took my daughter yesterday afternoon and we had a blast! It was very well staffed and clean. I felt my 5 year old daughter was very safe because the staff kept an eye out to ensure the older, larger kids didn’t get too close to my precious little one. My only complaints are:
1.)The price– $ 9 for 30 minutes, $ 14 for 60 minutes, $ 19 for 90 minutes and $ 24 for 120 minutes. I had hoped they had a membership because we would definitely come more often if we could enroll in a membership.
2.) They won’t let you bring your own pair of grippy socks. I probably have 20 pairs of grippy socks from teaching barre class but, you are only allowed to wear their tacky Clempzen orange socks that you MUST buy for $ 2 a pair.
3.) Oh, and did I mention the price???
However, I will say I can’t put a price tag on my daughters safety and so, if they MUST charge that much then so be it. I just won’t be able to come as often.

We took our kids today as a reward for great report cards. All 4 of us decided to bounce, husband, wife and kids ages 5 and 8. The price to bounce for 30 minutes is $ 9 each, and then you have to buy their special socks for $ 2 each… We all had a great time, and the setup is fun, although it’s pretty crowded, and the lines for things get pretty long cutting down the bounce time, which is a bummer. Also, several of the staff members seemed very cranky. A more positive attitude, or at least some smiling would be great at a place like that. Even better would be if they were actually enthusiastic. All in all, we will go back, but it will remain a reward only establishment, since it’s so costly…

Brought my 9 yr old son, his 2 friends and one of my friends on a Friday over the summer. It was definitely crowded, but not over crowded. You have to sign a waiver that you can do at home and bring in, or at a kiosk there at the facility.
Prices are not as bad as I had imagined them to be, definitely affordable for a random weekend thing to do with the kiddos. You purchase your time in 30 min increments. So if you want to add time you can, I believe its like $ 4 more dollars for every 30 mins.
You do have to wear their ‘sky socks’ which are $ 2 — but you get to keep them and use them any other time you go back.
There are lockers available to put your purse and stuff in, or open kubbies for your shoes.
They have water, gatorade, soda, pizza, candy etc available for purchase if you stay a long time or get hungry while you are there.
There is a ball pit you can jump into, there are 2 awesome basketball goals there that you can trampoline to for a slam dunk !!! SOOO MUCH FUN !!!
Two large trampoline areas, across a ‘hallway’ that they play dodge ball in. The games go pretty fast, they try to split it so the younger kids are on one side playing each other and larger kids and adults are on the other playing against one another.
It can get crowded very fast, but it is a lot of fun.
In the back is the BIG trampoline area. at least 50 individual trampolines. There are staff there to watch people — there are rules you have to follow and if you dont, they will call you out on it. You are not allowed to leave small children there by themselves without an adult present watching them. Which is a very nice change.
We played in this area for the greater part of our hour, was loads of fun and definitely wore us all — adults and kids — out.
Worth the $$ to give it a try at least once!

two words: UNORGANIZED CHAOS! I do not suggest you visit as it is expensive & employees are not very helpful! we spent more time waiting to jump than actually jumping which = crabby kids & crabby mom too!

We came on a Friday night at about 9:00pm, and we basically had the place to ourselves. I’m 24, and I came with 4 other friends about my age, and we had a great time. I’d definitely recommend coming at a later time in the day if you don’t want it to be super crowded with children.
We jumped for an hour and the time went by pretty quickly. I thought the price was pretty reasonable, and I find myself wearing the sky socks around my house sometimes, just for fun.

This was a very fun spot for the kids BUT the staff was horrible! They are too concerned with talking to each other about their weekend rather than do the job they are there to do. Not watching the kids. Several times I had say «excuse me» very loudly just to get a response!

NOT A WEEKEND ACTIVITY!
Went on a Saturday because my 3-​year old really wanted to jump. We didn’t even get in the door it was so packed. Too many kids in such a small area running around and balls flying around. No thanks.
We may try it again on a weeknight to see if it is less busy, but it seems to be a safety hazard having that many people in there.

My son had his birthday party there and it was a lot of fun and he enjoyed, so I give it 5 stars for that. But, as a mother, I was very concerned how they co-​mingled the older kids with the younger kids at the dodgeball court section. An older child (college aged) hit a younger child (middle school aged) in the eye pretty hard and was very apologetic about it, but I felt he shouldn’t have been in there with them in the first place. There was still another court that wasn’t even opened that could have been used. The monitors do a good job, but this could’ve been done better. My concern is not the getting pegged in the face but the fact the younger kids can get twisted up beneath the older ones and cause broken bones from accidently falling on them. Great place, but caused me some anxiety for about an hour. I’m not usually a nervous mom, being the mom of boys, but this place caused a little panic solely for this reason. I hope they evaluate this policy and do a better job of matching these kids to like groups to prevent serious injuries.

Not impressed. We went on a Saturday and it was packed. You had to wait in line for everything. We spent more than half the time we paid for waiting. Then it was so busy you had to stay on your individual square and jump. My 4 year old was bored after a few minutes of that and wanted to do other stuff. 3 dodge ball quarts full of big kids and adults, wait in long line at the foam pit or jump in one tiny square: those were our options. If you go, choose a time that isn’t crowded. They allow too many people to purchase a ticket at particular times for it to be fun.

If you’re an adult with a dream of playing «slamball» or jumping into a giant pit of foam blocks, this is the place for you! This place is incredible!

Great place for kids of all ages! $ 14 for an hour plus $ 2 for socks. You can wear the socks the next time you go then. There were lots of regular trampolines and then some long ones where you would find old gymnasts doing flips. No double or triple rotations. There were games of dodgeball going on at two other trampoline courts. There is also a slam dunk area and a pit to jump into. This is a really great place! I highly recommend it no matter your age.