Sky Zone Trampoline Park, Durham

Got this on a random whim for myself and my boyfriend and we had a BLAST!
It was a pretty empty day, with only us and a handful of kids so we kind of had the run of the place… which was great!
Nothing negative to say other than you will be utterly EXHAUSTED and far sooner than you’d expect!
We will be back soon for more free socks, high-​flyin’ fun, and a truly FUN workout.

This place is AWESOME! What a great idea to have an entire building dedicated to trampoline jumping for kids and adults alike! Although I’ve never participated in the jumping, my 5 year old son lives for it. We’ve been here for two birthday parties and several other times just as a treat. What better way to tucker out the little ones!

I think Mia went out of her way to annoy me. She was rude, assumed only my children were jumping and only printed tickets for them even though I filled out a waiver for all of us (even though it’s billed as a place for kids and adults), and when I brought it to her attention, she only printed my ticket for 30 minutes when both my kids were for an hour. I didn’t realize until I left the counter and had to re-​wait in line to get it fixed and all she did was write on it with a marker which doesn’t instill any confidence… anyone could do that and if the jumping is timed, I didn’t want anyone hassling me for thinking I wrote on my own ticket to extend my time. I was so frustrated by that point that I just left. I should have gotten a refund, but I was just ready to be done. We were excited to come, but I don’t think we’ll be back. No one explains anything. No tours. No info. Just get in line to be told to go somewhere else and then rudeness.

Love it. This place is great and the kids love it.
For us this place is close and convenient and winner with the kids. It is also kept clean and the staff is friendly.
In order to compete with other trampoline parks I believe they should add the following:
— allow one parent to jump with the kid. I have been to other trampoline parks and they allowed one parent to jump with the kid, here the parent has to pay to jump.
— the addition of an obstacle course

Went for a 7 year old’s birthday party in early October ’15. There was a little mix up, and I needed a refund for $ 25. The cashier processed it, but I noticed a week later it hadn’t gone through. I called and spoke with Elizabeth Anglin who tracked down the original transaction, refunded my money, and kept me in the loop via email! I was impressed with her professionalism.
The kids had a great time bouncing too, of course. How can you not have fun – it’s a huge building full of trampolines.

Sky Zone is conveniently located near downtown Durham, and it is a great place for some quick active fun. Because jumping is such a great workout, it doesn’t take long to get pretty tired. Our children and others we have taken with us are all smiles when they are jumping, and it’s fun to challenge them to develop or perfect new tricks. The staff members are polite and enthusiastic, and they do a nice job of keeping things safe while still encouraging a great time. I’m glad we have this activity as an option for out-​of-​school time.

Good place for fun. God a good workout from jumping.

Sky Zone is the go-​to place for birthday parties — for kids of all ages! In past years when my kids were invited to parties at another trampoline park, we never felt confident about letting them go because of complaints from reviewers about safety, plus we actually knew not one but two different people whose kids had gotten injured there. With the opening of Sky Zone Durham, that has changed… so much so that I was recently the one doing the inviting! This Sky Zone always has someone watching over each section, and they’re careful not to mix bigger kids with little ones. They make it very clear that safety is their #1 priority (my kids commented on, and appreciated, it)…and it doesn’t cut into the fun one bit! Boys and girls alike loved it (ages 10 – 16) — more, in fact than our other go-​to birthday activity, bowling (which the kids also love). The kids took more than a few breaks in the hour of jump time that they had, but it was to get a breather, not because they ran out of things to do. There’s a nice seating area with free Wi-​Fi and a well-​stocked concession stand (ICEE’s — need I say more?). The place is clean and colorful and reasonably priced, and they’re right down from Randy’s Pizza, which makes feeding the kids afterwards convenient too! Extra bonus — all jumpers get cool orange socks to take home as a souvenir. Thanks, Sky Zone — what a great addition to Durham! Next time we’re going to get the adults in on it too!

So I just sort of stumbled upon and made the connection that skyzone was super close to where I live. I was curious to check it out. The roomie and I thought we would go check it out. We were greeted upon entry but the young lady at the counter talked so fast that she made it hard to understand what she was saying. After signing our waivers and deciding if we wanted to pay for a 30 or a 60 minute session we were on our way. I was surprised that the girl at the counter offered to give is a quarter to pay for our locker rental. I kind of wish someone would have taken the time to give us a little tour. We opted for 30 mins and boy am I thankful for that decision! Jumping around was quite the workout! I was very much disappointed by the pit however-​it was really tough to get out of, so I only jumped in once. Why not have a ladder or a rope or something to assist w the climb out of the pit?! I would consider coming back in the mornings before work for an amazing cardio work out-​I guess I will look into what times the sky aerobics are offered and see if it will fit into my craY schedule.

You won’t find a better crew than the one at SkyZone in Durham. They always greet you with a smile and make it easy to have a good time.

I think trampoline parks are fantastic. And I’m 28. I’ve taken babysitting charges to both Sky Zone and Defygravity, and can attest that these are just as much fun for the adult chaperones as for the kids. Good exercise, too. BUT, if we’re comparing — I liked Defygravity more. It’s true that they don’t give you orange souvenir socks with sticky pads on the bottom, but they have an obstacle course and a dodgeball court, which scored big points with the kids. I think they may actually be a bit cheaper, as well.
Either way, you can’t go wrong with an hour spent leaping across a room full of trampolines. Go for it.

My son celebrated his 9^th birthday here, IT WAS PERFECT! !!! Booking this party was easy from the very beginning. the staff was energetic and very friendly. I felt as if i could sit back and let them handle all 16 of the boys in my party.
I would suggest booking a party that includes the dodge ball court rental, it helped me to keep an eye on my kids.