sky zone sports

***Purchase online to avoid being disappointed*** If you go on a busy Saturday afternoon do NOT just show up and expect to jump immediately. You can buy tickets online days in advance and it will tell you the available time slots that you can reserve. Some people showed up at 2;00pm and were told there wasn't an available jump time until 4:00pm. Obviously they can only have so many people jumping per hour for safety reasons, etc. so it makes sense; however many people are unaware. They also in need of additional tables/chairs (which they have room to add). I got a table and had my son's coat, my coat, and his friends coat over THREE chairs and I'd come back from the restroom and people are sitting at my table!! Of course me being me I would just sit down and ask how they were doing???....they looked at me like I was intruding on their space. Also if you buy tickets online and all you need to do is show the email confirmation, there should be a separate line for people who know what they are doing. I am constantly behind big groups that are filling out the liability wavers, so I just cut in front and wait to be called. Also "sky socks" are required for $2, but once you purchase them you don't need to purchase them again for future visits. Just remember to bring them, or you will have to purchase another pair.

Had my sons 5th birthday party here. What a great time! The kids had a blast. They were well organized and went above what you would expect. Seemed pricey but it included cake, pizza and drinks. I would def. do this again! Also fun to just go as a family activity on a rainy day. You better be semi shape though! I am a marathon runner and 30 mins on that trampoline was quite the workout!

I was at skyzone 3 months ago. It was my own fault to try jumping against the wall trampoline and back, but I dislocated my knee, tore all the ligaments and meniscus in my knee and needed knee surgery. I still walk with a limp. My orthopedic surgeon and all the EMTs that helped me do not let their kids go there because the risk of injury is too great.

Visited in early June, thought would be a fun date as we are always up for something new. When we got there we realized we were about 10 years older than everyone else who was participating. It is definitely designed for those under 20. We ended up playing dodgeball for the majority of our time. It was worth trying, but don't think we will go back as there isn't much appeal for those over 20, however did seem like the younger kids were having a blast.

The kids like it and have been several times on field trips or birthday parties. Lots of activity. Noise level is quite loud and the place smells like an old dirty gym. I am sure there is a lot of sweat but from a parent who is only spectating, it is quite unpleasant to hang out for an hour or two. Good value though and burns off energy for the kids.

We went to Skyzone with a group of family members. It cost $45 for my 3 children for ONLY one hour of play. The price is just absurd for the short amount of time! The children had fun though. There was no where for the adults to sit because they place was packed. We will not be going back unless we find a deep discount.

We took our 8 yr old, 13 yr old and his friend during spring break. Great activity that kept both age groups entertained. Even though it was spring break, the crowds were manageable. Make sure you fill out the waiver ahead of time. Great workout and will wear your kids out. Clean!!!!!!

My kids and their friends love this place. They have just enough rules so that the kids are safe from injury ye can sill have a fun time. Do not waste your money on there socks or shoes as you can jump without them. The cost was $52 for 4 kids to jump 1 hour, 30 minutes would have been enough.

Me and my friend went there very fun for preteens and little children but overall for the first trampoline park was great

Lots if fun. VERY pricey!! Kids always have a great time. The place is generally packed. Make sure to make a reservation online ahead of time. Unique experience.

I played in a dodgeball tournament. This is not for the weak! Wow, what a workout and interesting combination of concepts. Age can still prevail over youth but it is not easy! Great concept, great product, and great chance to get kids exercising!

Too many people on the trampolines at a time. It's really awful if you're an adult because you're afraid you're going to land on an oblivious 8 year old. I thought it was going to be a cut loose experience that would be fun and physically engaging. Unfortunately the rules are overly prohibitive (you may only jump from one square to an adjacent square, no double flips, only one person on a square at a time). The rules wouldn't be necessary if fewer people were permitted on the trampolines and areas were grouped by age. Bottom line, this place is for young children. The website makes it out to be an all-ages recreation venue--it is not. My friend and I felt very out of place. We were the only adults on the trampolines. Parents gave us weird looks.

Super fun place to go. The place is pretty small, and crowded. You will have to wait in line for some of the activites and most likely have to make a reservation.

In my previous review I would like to apology for giving the wrong rates, it's ACTUALLY HIGHER than I previously had mentioned. It's 9 dollars for 30 minutes (not 9 dollars for an hour) and 13 dollars for an hour and on up... So if you have more than one or two kids make sure you have plenty of cheese ready to spend...by the way... You HAVE to buy tickets ONLINE early in advance to get a decent timeslot but online they will give you the open timeslots. If you just show up you could and most likely get turned down for they're upcoming jump sessions, hoped this helped!

We have taken the kids to Sky Zone on several occasions. They have a blast (so do we when we jump too)! The kids have also attended several peer birthday parties...so I assume the rates for parties is reasonable. Keep in mind that after 30-60 minutes of non-stop jumping, children and adults will be completely wiped out. The admission price is a tad on the high side, but you are getting a unique experience. We would recommend going to the website and filling out their waiver before you arrive. This will save a ton of time at check in. Don't print and file blank waivers away, because it sounds like they update them frequently.