Sky Zone Vaughan

Had some fun, but felt a bit offended when the employee watching laughed with his friends when I fell. He then went to the foam pit and when I went had no patience for me and my friends to get out, but allowed others plenty of time. Wish I remembered his name.

was nice and clean. easy to do the online waiver. has some trampolining classes. an attendant with u at all times. went during weekday after school hours. not too crowded.
would go again.

I had a birthday party for 15 kids, mostly 9-​year olds, last Sunday. I have attended birthday parties at the Toronto location of Skyzone, and booked the most expensive package this time so we could have the dodgeball court to ourselves. I found the other parties seemed less social with the kids jumping on their own for the hour. Having the court to ourselves was fantastic.
This facility is new, big and clean, and the party rooms are pleasant and open. You have to pay for 24 kids even though I only had 15, which I thought was unfair.
My main complaint is with the staff. They had no personality, didn’t smile at the kids or talk to them except to tell them when they were breaking the rules. Our dodgeball supervisor did not help when disagreement happened with the rules (birthday boy in tears over this but he ignored this) and he disappeared 10 min before the end of our hour. Then when we still had 5 min left, another equally surly staff member came with a group of kids and started sending them onto our court in the middle of our game. Then time was up just as the birthday boy got to the front of the long line for the foam pit. They didn’t let him take a jump. Come on.
The young woman in charge of our party seemed to find it difficult to deal with 15 well behaved kids so i think she would be overwhelmed with 24 kids. There were unlimited drinks but she only had time to get us one refill between going to get the supplies for the party that should have been up there already.
Overall the facility is beautiful but the staff sucks. Not worth the high price.

The idea of a trampoline park is brilliant especially for those who don’t have the luxury of having a trampoline at their place already.
If it’s your first time visiting, they’ll make you sign a waiver form electronically first and then you go up to the cashier and show them your receipt. From my understanding, buying the orange socks are mandatory before entering the zone. I wouldn’t mind an extra pair of socks to keep anyways, they do have grips at the bottom though.
If you’re going with a small group, I recommend buying the one hour pass ($ 18) as you don’t really need to be there for that long. Personally, I thought it was relatively expensive for one hour but it’s something I’m glad I go to do once. You can get exhausted easily with all the kids running around! Speaking of which, if you have kids, this would definitely be a cool place to have a party.
Lockers are $ 2. However, you can only access it once! Make sure you have everything you need if you don’t want to keep paying the $ 2 to go to your locker. There are shoe cubbies to put your shoes if you want to save locker space as well. I was contemplating bringing my phone to take pics but decided against it as I didn’t want to risk breaking my phone. You can only take pics on the side if you wish to bring a phone.
They split you into groups based on age so you won’t be competing with people who are much older/​younger than you especially for the larger group activities such as trampoline dodgeball or volleyball which I highly recommend trying. There’s event the basketball courts with the trampoline which is fun to try. I can see why groups come for team building events.
Personally I felt some of the younger kids there were out of control and I thought the staff could’ve done a better job handling them especially if they’re invading others peoples trampolines and budding. It can be a tricky situation especially if parents are involved and they’re already trying to manage who can go and not but it is what it is.