Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Never a dull moment in this trampoline park! This is a cool place for dates, family fun time, and even for a workout! Thirty minutes gets you tired!
Fun tips: 1. Try to reserve online or call ahead just so you know if time slots are full. The first time I came here (on a weekday), they were full for 3 time slots (an hour and a half wait). Another time, I came with a friend and his daughter and it was completely sold out that day. 2. Just save the socks. It may be only a couple of dollars, but at least you save it every time you visit. 3. Wear light clothing. You’re gonna sweat A LOT.

After much trouble with the website not allowing me to ‘check out’ over and over, I bought reserved tickets for 4 people plus socks for my daughters bday. When we got there the confirmation number said I only bought socks. The time we reserved was sold out. Had to wait another ½ hour which was actually convenient since they couldn’t find ANY of the waivers that we submitted online so had to do them all again which wasn’t easy since they weren’t all our kids! They did give us a very minimal discount for the inconvenience which I appreciate since I didn’t ask.
The other thing is, they need more comfort zones for parents aka non jumpers. Not bleachers. I’m prob extra aware of this at 8 months pregnant. Although I recall feeling the same way when I was here and not pregnant for a bday party. The bathrooms are gross and 3 stalls for all those people is RIDICULOUS.
$ 20 an hr is steep. How about an incentive Skyzone? Buy 3 get one 50% off? 5 for 4?

Great getaway from the city. And don’t be too proud to put your orange socks on. Great work out and nice staff at all the stations. My fav’ was the dodgeball bouncy court. Fun place — one star off because there’s no real Lunch food there and being that it’s in the middle of nowhere, it forces you to leave to eat. The place itself is great for kids and for parents to join along.

So much fun when you go with friends! The trampolines are amazing. The foam pit really tests your energy level. The employees are also so energetic and friendly. The manager Keith was nice and helpful. Answered all of our questions.

I had always wanted to try out one of these indoor trampoline facilities ever since seeing the music video for «Magic» by Olympic Ayres. It was a lot of fun!
I went with a group and we paid $ 20 each for the hour, they also require you to pay $ 2 for special socks. I feel an hour is a good amount of time for beginners, so go with that since 30 minutes is definitely too short. They have different sections, such as a pit to dive into and an area with three backboards for dunking. You’ll see people of all ages here. The youngins do a terrific job of not passing out, I forgot how great (tiring) a workout jumping up and down on a trampoline can be! Long live the child in all of us!

This place is another «great idea, failed execution». Its been a really popular birthday party location and school fundraiser spot for my middle-​school aged son, so I thought I would go check it out on what I figured woukd be a less busy weeknight. I figured we could go with his friend after work and school, have some pizza or whatever other fast food options they might offer and then head home, shower, and get to bed. But that’s not at all how it worked out…
Firstly, their check-​in process is poorly set up. When you enter you are naturally inclined to walk straight ahead toward the (miserable, disinterested) person standing at the counter who will then tell you to walk back to where you came from to the unattended computers to complete your waiver, then come back to her to pay. (Suggestion: have the computers take credit card/​cash payment and have the employee just assist with buying skysocks, if needed and answering questions) The waiver is a bit of a pain because it sort of forces you into dishonesty, I mean, we had my son’s friend with us, I’m not his legal guardian but his parents obviously entrusted me with his care, but unless you have their parents sign the online waiver prior to going, you have the note all children as your own. So I know for next time…
We pay appprox. 40 bucks (a little expensive for an hour and a half of entertainment IMO) and proceed to enter the complex. I was amazed at how empty it was… we were the ONLY customers there along with about four million teenaged employees who were yelling screaming, jumping on the mats and clearly having a good time… I initially though they were customers but they just seem to have different uniform shirts but upon closer review they all had the logo. They were clearly just bored and entertaining themselves. Since I had never been there my husband and I walked along with the kids to check it out and spectate but the employees shenanigans got so unpleasant to overhear and so loud that we couldn’t hold a casual conversation comfortably so we left the jump area and went to check out the food situation for dinner. One thing we both noted is how extremely CLEAN the place is, especially for a kids recreational business we were really pleased with the cleanliness of the floors, mats, tables, etc.
We stroll over to the food counter at 7:30 on a weeknight and ask what they have since the signage isn’t clear and a (much more pleasant) employee tells us that they don’t offer pizza or any actual meal-​type food on weeknights because they are too slow so they only offer snacks, pretzels, bottled beverages and can basically… doesn’t that seem like a bit of a catch-​22 scenario? As a mom, why would I bring my kids somewhere ON A WEEKNIGHT that we can’t grab a quick DINNER? Maybe if they offered more substantial dinner options they would be more busy on weeknight… the kids come over and tell us that they can’t play dodge ball (the thing they were most looking forward to) because there weren’t enough customers… so im a little more than annoyed at this point but we tell the kids to make the most of a not so hot experience and use up the jump time we paid for (which I simultaneously rememember was not exactly cheap).
My husband and I sit on the black leather couch they have in a TV area, assuming for parents, but there was no remote for the TV and the music was too loud to hear it anyway and without a view of the jump area to watch the kids, we just resumed our unrelated conversation and waited (anxiously) for the kids to get done so we could leave and call the friend parents to tell then we would be late getting him home on a school night because now we needed to still get dinner…
This place may be great on the weekend, but they would probably be way more successful with the weekday sales if they made it a better overall experience: add full menu, better coaching or supervision for employees behavior, add something parents can actually do while waiting for the kids, maybe open the upstairs section to parents so they can look down and view all of the courts as their kids move throughout them. And if the weeknights will continue to be a «lesser» experience, then admission should be offered at a LESSER price. I never would have paid 40 bucks for an hour and a half experience of this sort… next time we’ll just go to the movies.

My kids, ages 10 and 12, have been there twice and each time was great. The staff was friendly and helpful and, importantly, I felt that the kids were safe. They had a great time each outing. One event was a friend’s birthday party, which ran smoothly and on-​time. If you like trampolines, definitely give this place a try.

Love this place!!!
We love going here. My sons have been here for two different birthday parties and then I took one back with a group of friends. I decided to jump as well. What fun and what a workout. It got even a group of surly teenagers to let go of their devices and their attitudes for a full 90 min. jump. Let me tell you, after 90 mins. of jumping those very athletic kids were ready to go to bed!
As far as cleanliness I find it to be clean. Also as far as safety I am alway impressed by the way that they control the dodge-​ball and the areas where you have free jump. It’s a big operation to keep everyone safe, and I think they do a great job.
Also just so you know what to expect… regarding other reviews here:
1) Waivers are very important in places like this because well… you’re jumping on trampolines.
2) If for any reason that your waiver gets lost in the system… you’ll be sent to the kiosk. (you have to fill it out for the location you are going to) Or you fill it out on your smartphone
3) Leave time… like boarding a plane to get your socks, put on your socks and put your stuff away. Yes your time slot is your time slot.
4) Do not bring the little tiny toddlers, they will get trampled.

A great place to have active fun! We had a wonderful time. The park was clean, the staff was courteous and after 60 minutes of jumping my kids were exhausted! It helps to purchase the jump tickets online and do the waiver in advance. We could not have been happier with our experience!

Was a fun time with the kids, the reception staff were really nice but for some reason even though we had filled out the waiver they could not find it in the system and we had to redo the waiver even though we had a print out. Also, wish there were more things that the little kids (4 – 7) could do other than just free jump and jumping into the pool of foam cubes.

First visit, paid for 30 minutes. By the time we put on our mandatory socks and safety brief, we had about 20 – 25 minutes. The place was dead, but they were very strict on time. The staff is high school aged, not too professional.

This place was a ton of fun, if you enjoy jumping and flipping. I bought 60 mins worth of jump time for my girlfriend and I and it was plenty of time. They have a foam pit and basketball hoops to dunk on. Also dodgeball which is a great time. I will definitely be back again!

My family and I love coming here. It was a lot better when it opened though. The place smells a little like dirty socks now, but then again most trampoline parks indoors start to acquire that smell overtime. That’s the only reason I gave four stars instead of five.
I suggest visiting during the weekday while most of the kids are still in school. Definitely avoid visiting on the weekend, if you can. The line is usually extremely long! However, It isn’t as bad during the weekday. Also, hold onto your socks in case you Visit again in the future. It’ll save you time and money. Make sure you bring a bottle of water, sign up online, and fill out the waiver online. Finally, leave your bag in your car so you won’t need a locker.
Have fun!

First time visiting Sky Zone with a group of 11 people. We did not make a reservation for our group; however Austin (employee) definitely helped us and answered all of our questions (storage for belongings, shoe rack location, what to bring/​not to bring at open jump, etc) in order for us to have a blast.
Definitely recommend arriving 30 minutes before your start jump time, especially on weekends. It was crowded with multiple birthday parties. Definitely fill out the Waiver Form online, even though there is a kiosk, there was a huge line when I visited.
Lockers are $ 2.00; no outside food or beverages but you can purchase them there.
We plan on going in the future and will probably make reservations!

My husband and I took our two children for the first time. We purchased our tickets and socks online. When we arrived to the place. We went straight online where a sign says preordered tickets.
After waiting online for 10 minutes, the cashier tells me I must first sign the waiver. I thought it was really inconvenient being our first time and wasting time online to just go back on to wait after signing the waiver. Someone should greet you at the door since there were employees just standing there talking among themselves.
Once we get our tickets, the cashier tells us we are all done. Simple sweet, but not really. We had belongings and needed a locker. So we had to go back on the same line to get a locker key for $ 2. Myself as a retail manager believe that should of been offered during the transaction.
One last thing. The workers monitoring the trampolines did not enforce rules. It was kind of nerve wrecking. Very young and rude staff.
As Skyzone in general very clean but unorganized.

My friend and I took our kids out for a great time unfortunately the experience wasn’t they charge a 1yr old same price as an adult secondly we wasn’t able to take the 1 yr old on any of the trampolines being that they didn’t want two people on a trampoline hints the 1 yr old needs assistance and this is something we inquired about before paying they had nothing for the baby to do and insist that someone sits out with the baby after being charged we asked to speak to a manager the manager came and escorted us out its obvious we make a big deal of the treatment we received and eventually we was given a refund this was truly a bad experience I would never visited there facility again

Lots and lots of kids everywhere.
Keep an eye on the little ones or you might loose them. Not cheap. Ok

Lets start by that I haven’t been on a trampoline since I was 8 yrs old and I was a bit nervous coming here since I’m not the most athletic person in the world. We got our tickets online ($ 10 for half an hour), when you get there make sure you go to the registration station where they have computers for you to fill out your waivers. Then you make the line to the left to show your passes, purchase socks ($ 2) and rent a locker for your personal items or you could leave them in the car.
After you put on your cute orange socks and put everything away you walk up the stairs and they let you in at your time slot. Once you are inside they have four sections where you can go. The trampoline basketball court, two trampoline dodge ball spaces and one with just trampolines.
You can spend as much time as you want in any of the places in your time slot.
I had a great time even If I was a little scared at first and I’m so glad we only pay for half an hour since this was an intense work out. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because it seem a little disorganized I had to figure out everything on my own and the workers there were like thrill sergeants, I understand there has to be rules so people don’t get hurt but they were super strict about everything.

I purchased a Groupon and after reading the reviews I decided to go on a Weds night to avoid long lines. I did call a few times to set my jump time but no one ever answers the phone. I get there and its pretty empty which was great but all the employees were just lollygagging around. No one greeted us, we stood at the counter while they finished side conversations, it was just wasn’t very welcoming. I thought I saved time by filling out the online waiver before I got there, not at all. I wasted another 15 min checking in.
There were lockers for $ 2 and mandatory grip socks. There weren’t too many safety rules for jumping, but staff was on watch making sure no one was out of control. There’s a dunk section, a dodge ball section, a toddler section, and several jump areas.
Don’t expect to grab something filling once you’ve worked up an appetite jumping around. They had a snack station: Pretzels, candy, beverages… nothing over $ 3
The staff sucked but it was fun.

I came here with a bunch of my friends from a group-​on deal my friend got. It was so much fun we did an hour jump session and we all had a great time. There was separate areas for you to do whatever you wanted and we all kind of gravitated towards the dodge ball.
The locker rentals are separate so i suggest you leave stuff inside your car or jacket. They give you grip socks to walk around in, the rules there are kind of strict but i understand why accidents do happen. The staff was really friendly though ensuring our safety at all times. I definitely want to go back again!