Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Uncle Johnny took our son Cole and cousin John Ashton to Skyzone and they had a great time. This was my first time going to a trampoline park. The cost was $ 15 each for an hour. I thought it was really novel how the kids were able to literally bounce off the walls. They played dodge ball and also loved to jump on a foam block pit. There was so much for the kids to do. Cole slept very well that night.

Before checking in, fill out the electronic waiver located on the computers on the wall.
Check in and get your provided skyzone bright orange socks with traction.
Apply the sticker that has your block time.
Get briefed on the rule and get the little circle sticker.
Pick where you want to jump.
The main jump area is located to the right.
It’s separated into four sections A-​D.
A for toddlers to D for the big kids and those at heart.
The central area has the sky slam to fulfill your Air Jordan fantasies.
Behind there area two areas for Dodgeball.
The last area to the left has five lanes to trampoline into a foam pit.
No outside food or drink allowed. They have a basic selection of snacks, pizza, etc. They actually have Starbucks coffee (k cups though).
There a parents zone for a bit of serenity.
They do offer rooms for birthdays.
Recommended as an alternative to Jumpology.

We just had our son’s 7^th birthday party at Skyzone. It was amazing! Everyone had a blast and were very tired by the end.
They tell you to arrive 30 minutes early for the party. This leaves plenty of time to get guests checked in, waivers signed, socks on and rules given. The kids were fine for about 20 minutes and then got bored. They do have some video games to play for the wait but not everyone had quarters. Once rules are given they get to jump for an hour before heading to the party room for pizza (you order from them), drinks (included) and cake (bring your own). This was an fine but they have a tv in the room and all the kids wanted to watch it but were told nothing was in it. It would have been nice to have something on.
You get a party host (ess). Ours was Maya and she was FABULOUS!!! She really seemed to connect with the kids and made sure we were taken care of.
2 of our guests did get minor injuries and the staff was very attentive and caring.
My biggest complaint was that for the package we bought it included 10 jumpers. That was the only one available for the day we needed. Any guest over the 10 count was $ 15. This is the normal price to jump for an hour so I think they could give a few dollars off for a party. That being said, I knew that ahead of time so can’t complain too much about that. The restrooms were dirty too but they were busy with lots of kids so I guess that would be normal.
Snack bar is reasonably priced too. Nachos and dippin dots were yummy.
Overall, we will go back and even have another party here. My son loved it.

Kids literally bouncing off the walls. Big open warehouse type place with trampolines everywhere you look. Kids and adults will have a great time. Be prepared to sweat. It is a serious workout.

Sky Zone is a great place to bring your kid when they need to burn off some energy. The space is huge, so even when the place is crowded, it doesn’t feel like it is, because there are enough areas for the kids to spread out in.
They have monitors who keep an eye on the kids andwho do an admirable job of keeping the very tiny kids away from the bigger kids.
My one gripe is the dodgeball trampolines. The day I was there, the person monitoring that area was oblivious to the fact that there were high school kids who wanted to pummel their friends with the ball while playing with 7 & 8 year olds could barely throw the ball across the line. I get it. It’s dodgeball… the most unfriendly game in the universe, which we all survived playing in grade school. However, it truly was a bit like Lord of the Flies on the court. I wish the monitor had separated the kids and made them play with kids closer in age. When my 7 year old got reamed in the head by the ball, I had it and pulled him off the trampoline.

Great place, clean and friendly. Definitely going to return.

This place was pretty fun, and reasonably priced. Very safe, as well – the supervisors watch people very attentively.
Apparently they don’t give discounts for children, which is pissing some Unilocalers off… But honestly, you can enjoy this park whether you’re 3 or 33. or anything in between. There are no height restrictions for any part of the park, and the price of $ 14 includes all the «equipment» and «training» you’ll need. It makes perfectly logical sense to me that they wouldn’t offer a discount for children or toddlers – there isn’t any aspect of the gym that’s diminished by being a kid.
It’s a wall to wall trampoline. That’s all you really need to know.

Visiting from NYC, this was by far «the most» fun in RVA. I felt like a kid again, free jumping while working my abs.
I went from section to section. Ball pit, dodge ball and free jumping.
You have to jump one person on a trampoline at a time. It wasn’t too crowded for a Saturday afternoon.
The price was reasonable, $ 14 for an hour pp. You receive complimentary socks that are must for the jump area.
Get to hoppin!

I don’t often take the time to write these unless an establishment really impressed me by their service. Sky zone is one of those places. Took my son and 8 of his friends there on a Saturday and these kids had the time of their life. The staff is friendly and accommodating and there are people monitoring the courts everywhere, directing the kids how to jump in the safest possible manner. One of the managers even gave the boys free slurpees. Good job skyzone!

The boys liked it. I hung out with my two nephews, ages 7 and 9, and took them here. They love this place. You sign up for ½ hour, 1 hour, etc, and they give each kid a name tag with their alloted times on it, as well as some hospital socks. You know those socks — the kind with the tacky soles on them? That’s what you wear here. Anyhow, they loved it here — there are four sections; 1 Area is a bunch of trampolines which are connected together. Only one kid per trampoline, etc. There are trampolines along the wall diagonally. Another section has 3 basketball hoops of various heights. Each hoop has a long trampoline before it. They like trying to dunk, etc. There’s a foam block pit that has a similar setup — long trampolines before it. They have young kids working here who keep the kids in line, make them take turns in the pit or hoops. There is also a dodge-​ball arena which they did not want to use — for bigger kids I think. Anyhow, they love it and it tires them out which is pretty key!

I have been a customer since opening and I will now go *ANYWHERE* but Skyzone. Skyzone has had toddler time on Tuesday from 3 – 4. Conveniently this week (which is Chesterfield County’s spring break) I find they are not providing this discount. So instead of $ 6, they wanted to charge full price of $ 14. Well I didin’t get the memo even though they have my email address. Management was inflexible and wouldn’t provide the discount, so I left with daughter in tow. Its certainly their prerogative to do so just as it is mine not to continue to do business with them, but thats not very intelligent or good customer service. Skyzone just lost my business permanently zero times $ 6 or $ 14 is still $ 0 anyway you look at it.
Some things aside from this experience I don’t like about this Skyzone:
1) Woefully inadequate rest areas. Plan on sitting on uncomfortable bleachers rather than getting table and chair even if they are not that busy. I think they perhaps at best 5 – 6 tables and 3 love seats.
2) When it gets busy there is really not a lot of space to jump whereas Jumpology appears to have a much larger layout
3) They have computers yet they obviously don’t have a database. I have to retype my information every time I check in. Hello 21^st century is calling, how about keeping a customer database and assigning a unique number so I have a faster check in.
Personally, I perfer Jumpology although Skyzone is closer to me.

Last week, my son and I wanted to go to a trampoline park. Rather than drive all the way over to Jumpology, we decided to try out Sky Zone.
Upon arrival, you must head to the computers (to your right), and fill out a waiver. I’m assuming that once you’ve done this, you can just head straight to the desk on future visits.
For an hour of jumping, it is $ 14. Regardless if you are a child or an adult. The only time there is a pricing break for kids, is from 3 – 4 on Tues and Wed. This is their «toddler time», and it’s only for kids 5 and under. After you pay, they give you a pair of their socks, which have rubber grips on the bottom so you don’t slip. They also give you an orange sticker, to put on your shirt, with your jump time on it.
They have a lot of space inside. Within the space, there are several different trampoline areas. All of which can be used for dodgeball as well. They also have a large foam pit to jump into.
If you’d like to play dodgeball, you have to listen to a safety speech from one of their employees. They stand by themselves (right before the courts) with blue stickers to put on your orange sticker, once you’ve heard it.
They also have a snack bar, which includes dipping dots ice cream. I can’t remember what else they had, because we didn’t get anything to eat on our visit.
All in all, we had a good time. Whether you should go to Jumpology or Sky Zone, depends on what you want at the trampoline park. Sky Zone has more amenities, but it also costs more. Jumpology is cheaper, but it can be far for some (for me it is). If you want a good time, with more amenities, go to Sky Zone. If you want to have a lot of fun, but don’t care about the extras, then go to Jumpology. Of course this is just my opinion, so try them both out and see which one you like best.