Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Cleaner than Jumpstreet which is great. However, teenage employees don’t enforce the rules well (especially on the dodgeball court) which has me concerned about safety. Also, there is no separate jump/​play space for younger kids. If you have smaller or younger kids, try to tolerate the smell and bring them to Jumpstreet.

I take my four year old daughter here to let out some energy. We bring our socks that we have used in the past, so we save a dollar on the fee. It’s a little unfortunate because they charged me the same price for a half hour as for an hour (there’s no way my little one would last an hour).
Although the place is run by teenagers, they are actually outgoing and friendly. It’s always pleasant to witness teens paying attention to little kids and caring for their safety versus their nose being in their phone.
When they are SUPER busy, it would be nice to divide up the trampolines by age, as sometimes the rowdy 12 year olds will come flying down the trampolines and almost run my daughter over. (even though there is a one person per trampoline rule).
Overall, we will continue to go back!

Advertised with no exclusions buy one get one free for Thursday. Went to park and they would not honor their advertised price
Avoid

Don’t honor their online promos — the place is run by all teenagers (including the manager) — jump at your own risk and for outrageous prices.
Watched numerous families leave super frustrated.
Skip it for sure!

I didn’t know that playgrounds for adults existed, but Sky Zone Parker comes pretty darn close. I don’t have kids, but I have brought my boyfriend here (he’s basically a 26 year old kid) and we had a blast! We played dodgeball and dunked basketballs for an hour, and I was sweaty and exhausted by the end of it in the best way possible. Definitely plan on dinner after (not before) and bring some deodorant and a fresh shirt. This place is clean, well-​cared for, and I don’t feel like i’m going to catch something when I touch the walls. Bottom line, nice staff, clean facility, and a fun place to pass the afternoon and work up an appetite.

We had a great time! This place is spotless! They also provide you with socks with a better grip on the bottom which was nice.
I see alot of complaining about the one person jumping per square rule, this is a good rule! Trust me, my son was injured because someone jumped the same time my son landed– ER/​X-​Rays and a few days of not being able to walk (he was 3 at the time). So it might seem annoying– but trust me one foul foot placement and someones getting a twisted ankle!
Where we live the waiver and fees are pretty much standard. We paid $ 14 for 2 hours per person. Yes, I do think it’s silly to make parents pay– but I see their side in that if they let parents jump for free then the trampolines would be filled with adults leaving less space for kiddos
I was fine with the steel benches, I do wish they had shoe bins– we were lugging the shoes around.
I also liked all the teenage referees– I have a smaller kid and it was nice for the referees to tell the kids to follow the rules. It protects all the kids.
The foam pits are really fun, the basketball hoops were a hit too!

Thanks for the reviews about going with a young child everyone. I guess we won’t be going there after reading about your experiences which is a shame since my child would love to jump on an actual trampoline and not just the baby area at jump street.

7-​28-​2015 … Went to Toddler Time with my 2 year old and Open Jump with my 6 year old … We were overcharged (which has happened multiple times) at the beginning (ended up buying multiple pairs of socks due to cashier inability to refund the difference) … While jumping my 2 year old fell and as i was helping him was told i couldn’t be in the same square … The younger «guards» were talking and did not witness a toddler fall … When confronted about the fact that a parent will always trump rules to ensure the safety of their own child (common sense) was told, those were the rules or could leave (mindful that we were the only patrons at that time on the trampolines) … Management was spoken too and a refund was given (but had to be in cash as they could not figure how to refund on a card) … Bottom line: overpriced, beware of being overcharged, incompetent staff, unprofessional management … for an establishment where there is numerous competition (ie Jump Street) this was our last time (our family has given this establishment numerous opportunities … as it is close to our neighborhood … And they have failed) … Recommend finding another family activity destination

Not friendly towards young kids. They charge full price, require adults also pay full price to help with their kids, and then they won’t let you be in the same square as them. Of course, they tell you this after you pay, and management doesn’t respond when you question their policies.

I have been here twice during Toddler Time and had a pretty great experience. My daughter loved jumping. However, COMPLETELY different experience when we went today on Mothers Day! The teenagers who worked there were eyeing our every move and scolded us probably 5 or 6 times for something! My husband couldn’t sit on the far back wall of the jumping zone, he had to take his hat off, he couldn’t jump in the same square as OUR daughter, my daughter couldn’t bring a ball that SKY ZONE provides to the trampoline with her, she couldn’t jump into the foam pit next to one other child, etc etc. On top of all of this, there were two girls and a guy employee standing and smirking at my husband and me as though we were terrible people! We felt completely uncomfortable being there like we couldn’t make one move or else we would break ANOTHER rule! Totally ruined our fun and won’t be back soon.

I found the other reviews regarding toddler issues very informative, so please read those if you have tiny ones. I took my 14 yr old nephew, 13 yr old daughter, and an 8 yr old son and all had a FANTASTIC time last night (a Friday around 6:45 — 7:45). Having worked in an ER, I saw a LOT of injuries come from Jump Street and I never allowed my kids to go (I know, so not fun mom)… and decided to indulge them for the first time. They took all the necessary safety precautions and I was really impressed with the staff of kids manning the stations. The kids had a BLAST and when I saw a ton of teenagers come in just before we left, I was a bit scared at first for my little guy, but they were pretty respectful. I was truly panicked we would end up with a broken bone. The only reason I did not give this place 5 stars is the lack of tables (could use a few more) and the awkward lay out on the lower level, there are plenty of benches on the platforms, but the tables are down the stairs and you cannot see the kids real well. Also, the price point makes it only a special treat for us, because for 3 kiddos it came to $ 42 for one hour. However, considering how much a movie is, this was WELL WORTH IT! They came out of there sweaty, tired, hungry, thirsty and did I mention TIRED… and it was worth every cent! ha Well done, Sky Zone owners! I also loved that the crew kept a middle lane blocked on the foam pits and basketball tramps, to prevent kiddos from bumping into eachother when the two other lanes were in use. If it weren’t for the price we would be there every week. My kids’ favorites were the basketball hoops and dodgeball.

Very over priced! Not much to do and the foam pit is the worst I have ever seen. We got there and they told us our time started in two minutes, we just walked in from shopping and both kids needed to use the restroom and put socks on. Needless to say, we missed the first 5 minutes. They also take your money for very small children (22 months), who cannot do anything on their own, if you want to help them, you need to pay too. So lots of little kids, mixed in with big kids and little adult support… safety issue waiting to happen.

We were so excited to see that there was going to be an indoor jump park in Parker since we usually drive 30 minutes to get to the next closest one. The first weekend it was open, we took my 3 year old. I don’t think many people knew it was open since it was practically deserted on a Saturday night.
We paid a small fortune for him and my husband to jump. It’s pretty scary that my husband wasn’t able to jump with my son. He has developmental delays and doesn’t jump that high or fast and my husband wanted to help him. The teenage «referees» kept telling my husband to not jump by our 3 year old. He wasn’t even in the same square! As much as I think the rule of one person per square (with a very small minor and his parent) are ridiculous, we WERE following the rules and my husband was jumping in the square beside him. He was told by one of the «refs» that other adults were complaining about him jumping too close too his own son. We looked around and there was ONE other dad there and he was playing on his iPhone not even paying attention. No one «told» on us, they just wanted to keep my husband and son separated.
Sorry, but making my 3 year old feel safe by jumping next to him is much more important than going to a place that is convenient because it’s close. We will continue to go to Jumpoline in Aurora. They still have safety guidelines which I do understand are important, because let’s face it, some kids/​teenagers are too rough around the young ones. But, at least there, you are allowed to jump with your kid. We won’t be coming back.

We had our kids birthday parties here and had a blast. The host was great. Very friendly and attentive. The place is nice and new and nothing is worn or run down. Since the party was for both of our children we had a rather large group, about 20 kids total. They all had a blast. Played dodgeball the majority of the time. Also did some jumping on the other tramps, the foam pit and the basketball hoops. The party room we had was fun. Pizza was good (from Coloradough Pizza in Parker, great choice). The place was a little pricey, but for 2 kids b-​day party with a total of $ 20 kids, I guess I can’t be surprised. The only thing I would recommend is a couple of no running signs up on the main hallway/​platform because some of those kids just fly through there and I’m sure there are/​will be some collisions with people just coming off the tramps etc, fortunately I didn’t witness any that day. Other than that, I really enjoyed the experience and so did the kids. They were all raving about it!

Not really fun if you are over an age where you are conscious to real life decisions. A minor was chaperoning us and at the same time power hungry treating us like young children while we were not even rough housing. He was a taller blonde fellow acting like a up and coming manager graduating high school. The receptionist was very friendly cute even. Do not recommended due to very childish rules. Go to jump street or Jumpoline.

It’s been a while ya’ll, and it’s sad that such a maddening experience brings me back to Unilocal!
I wanted to like this place so much. We had been waiting with great anticipation for it to open since my toddler loves Jumpstreet and as a Parker resident, it’s a drive. Well, the day came we finally made it and we were majorly disappointed. If you intend to bring a toddler, be prepared for a lot of inconveniences.
First off, the check-​in was fairly simple but flawed to the max. Create your waiver form at a kiosk ahead of check in and payment — done. Walk up and pay. Well not so simple. I am not sure if the front desk person knew I had no idea about SkyZone, but it should have been obvious. Especially, when I start asking questions about where my daughter can jump and the front person explaining the sock situation to me.
I paid $ 10 for a half hour of jumping. At least, that is what I understood since the person never explained what I was being charged for. I looked at the receipt and it appeared I was charged $ 10 for the one pair of socks. I even asked and nothing made sense.
On to the changing of shoes to socks — I only got a pair for my toddler, thinking I could be close by while she jumps around. First, it would have been nice to get a fair warning that lockers were 50 cents and you needed change. None of that sort at the front desk… I left my locker open as did many other people. I also noticed that the seating areas were limited and not conducive, or comfortable for parents to watch their kids. The layout is weird.
So I change my daughter’s footwear, and I take her up to the jumping areas and find the «toddler» area after asking some employees. The area for toddlers was a ways back from the platform you could stand on with your shoes. Not conducive in case there is an issue with the kiddo. I should have gone to get a pair for me, but did not know if I needed to pay another $ 10 for that half hour. Plus, I could not take my kid out of there since she was off bouncing around. Needless to say it was uncomfortable, and there were other parents next to me sharing the same feeling…
My daughter was done after 20 minutes and we had to leave. There was nothing else for her to do there. In comparison — I paid $ 4 for my daughter at Jumpstreet, which had a designated area for toddlers along with bouncy houses and such to keep them entertained. Oh, and it was an all-​day fee.
Before we left, I had to change her diaper and found that the restroom did have a changing station — that was nice, but it would have been better if there was a trashcan in the restroom to dispose of a diaper… WHAT? Yes, no trashcan since air dryers were available for your hands after washing them… Not well thought out… So, I carried the diaper out of the washroom to throw in to a trashcan next to the lockers. Don’t worry — it was a wet one, not a dirty one.
So, if you think this is a place to take the family and one of those members happens to be younger than, let’s say requires diapers, DON’T GO! It’s not geared towards or conducive to the entire family and their pocket book…