Sky Zone Trampoline Park

So we live in Indiana, the temperatures and the weather here are completely unpredictable and downright awful many months of the year. So what do you do with your kid to go burn energy, take them here! I love this place I’ve taken my son here numerous times and on days like today it was a godsend and worth the money. I think it’s a little bit overpriced but it is what it is, and it’s in fishers stroking the target market and demographics in the area. So give it a shot Or a jump

Wonderful place for kids to jump, dodge and just have a ball. We are regulars. It is best to have reservations and arrive early to check in to make sure you can jump the full time you pay for. The check in always seems very slow. Tip: fill out the waiver to jump online and save your socks for reuse.

A great place for kids to use their energy. During our first visit the children loved it. Space is kind of narrow when going from one court to another. Lockers are $ 0.50 to place your belongings. Young adults (employees) are located at each zone to supervise. There were also adults jumping, so an activity the whole family can participate.

Really crowded, overwhelming for my 7 year old because of long lines for foam pit and basketball, bigger kids running and pushing everywhere. Rules posted all over that were clearly ignored by all. Would be better experience if it wasn’t so crowded and out of control. Select before our time was up!

Since rain was in the forecast and my son had done well at his first week of preschool, I promised I would take him to jump on trampolines. Foreseeing chaos at other times of the day/​week, I decided to take advantage of the toddler hours that Sky Zone offers on Friday mornings (10 to 11 AM and 11 to 12 PM). We went for the second session because we live over an hour away and ain’t nobody got time to get up that early for trampolines.
Sky Zone is a very clean facility, located in the back of an office park. It’s also huge — there were at least five trampoline «courts» that I counted. It wasn’t too packed — maybe 15 kids and their Lulu Lemon-​clad moms. We paid the admission (eight dollars), got our «Sky Sox» and headed out to jump.
Just a few stray observations:
1. The college age kids working here aren’t super enthusiastic. A couple of them seem to be having fun, but the vast majority looked bored/​annoyed. They came alive when 12 o’clock hit and it was time to clear the kids out, though.
2. Why do you have a gigantic foam block pit if kids aren’t allowed to climb around in it? Kids are expected to jump down the trampoline tracks into the pit and immediately climb out. This is like allowing Golden Retrievers to jump into a pile of tennis balls and then expecting them to heel.
3. Some parents need to calm down. I have to admit I did enjoy leaping around on the trampolines, but I kept a lid on it. There was a mom and dad there with their four-​year-​old son and the parents were acting like they were trying out for American Ninja Warrior. Lots of climbing, diving, grunting, etc.
I would definitely come back here, but would totally avoid this place during school breaks. I can’t imagine it would be very much fun if it’s super crowded.

NEVER AGAIN!
Too many teenage employees on power trips over the little kids! Don’t waste your money!

Very restrictive atmosphere. The staff spent a lot of time telling the kids not to do the fun things – climbing the sidewalls, for instance, or jumping together with a friend. As other reviewers have noted, they only allow kids to wear socks purchased on-​site, which are overly expensive and really uncomfortable socks.
The «dodge-​ball» is a joke. It’s not split into sides with open area for playing that game – it’s just another area divided into squares, but with a few balls to throw. At other trampoline places we’ve been to, dodge ball has been one of the funnest parts. But of course at those places, it was actual dodge-​ball.
The ball pit was fun, so it gets a star for that.
We overheard one staff member telling another that he really didn’t like kids. It showed, and he didn’t seem to be the only one. LOTS of eye-​rolling and yelling from the staff. One of them told a girl to «watch the sass» when she pointed out that he had almost jumped right onto a 7-​year-​old.
Obviously we won’t be back, and definitely don’t recommend it. We’ve been to other trampoline places that were lots of fun – wish they were in the Indy area so we could recommend them over this place.

Not for the faint of heart. I’ve had the pleasure of explaining to other adults my recent trip/​fun/​exhaustion at SkyZone. Their response? «Yeah, my kid has a great time there.» Ha!
Went with a group of mid-20’s girls during an off time (read: no kids) and had a great time. Paid for an hour and after 5 minutes, couldn’t foresee how I could continue jumping for another 55! It’s a fantastic workout and lots of fun. Be warned, if you’re an uncoordinated person, you will find out on these trampolines. Guess what? I’m not. Absolutely no balance, but still a great time!

You are only as old as you feel, right?
Hopping onto the trampoline I felt young again and ready to take on the youth of the city in dodgeball… for about 5 minutes.
If you are an adult (whether you want to accept it or not) I recommend an hour of jumping. There is not way I could have made it for two hours. After about the first ten minutes I was ready for a break, and I consider myself to be in shape and am an active person.
If you are not one for crowds of kiddos, I recommend going during the week. On the weekends there are Birthday parties galore and the place get’s pretty crowded.
Try it out, it’s a great work out and tons of fun!

Kriss Kross makes you JUMP JUMP! Don’t get me wrong, Sky Zone is good at what it does. However, does anyone else think that jumping gets a bit redundant? Like all you do is jump. Just jump. And then jump again.
My other gripe about SkyZone has nothing to do with the actual place itself. Kids are rude. Like genuinely rude. They cut in line, cheat at dodgeball, and jump on my trampoline. Maybe they should offer parenting classes in that side room. It can be called «WHY NO ONE LIKES YOUR CHILD».
I do wish there was a bit more to do there that was geared towards adults.
$ 9 for 30 minutes and $ 13 for 60 minutes. You do need to buy their socks which seems like they are exploiting me. They told me I can keep them for future use but why in God’s name would I keep these horrific socks. I see through you, SkyZone.

Soooo… Skyzone is… fun for kids FOR SURE. It is another one that I wish I could give 1.5 stars for b/​c they deserve some stars for wearing my kids out and THAT is all. I have a few issues. First off, this was my first time here and it is pretty difficult to find. There is no decent signage on the road or near the road to help you know it’s tucked in the back corner of a business strip. Second, the website states that you need «Sky Socks» but it is EXTREMELY deceiving that it doesn’t mention that they must be purchased for $ 2 per pair ALONG with the OUTRAGEOUS hour fee of $ 8/​child. While it mentions price doesn’t include Sky Socks, it is not easy or clear that you actually have to have THEIR silly socks to jump. I went with another mama today who said that last summer, toddlers didn’t even have to wear socks and NOW they charge $ 2 for them. Um… I guarantee no one remembers to bring them back. One of the moms in our group didn’t know she needed more cash and had to leave b/​c she didn’t have SkySocks. This is absurd and ludicrous and absolutely NOT friendly to moms who plan down to the dollar for these kinds of things.
I was beyond annoyed by the disinterested and eye rolling girl who told me that my total was $ 22 for ONE hour of play for me and my two children to jump b/​c I didn’t own ACTUAL Sky Socks. This is a MASSIVE rip off. Yes, I know I’ve said it in the first paragraph, but I want to be CLEAR — this is not OK. While I am typing, I am actually getting more angry about the ridiculous pricing of it all. Not only that, but the staff while prevalent was fairly disorganized, distracted and not paying attention or following their own RULES that they spend a silly amount of time telling new jumpers. My daughter got jumped on by an ADULT male and not one of the two workers said a word to him. This man was there with his grandkids and my kids were waiting patiently for their turn. She was nearly bounced off of a trampoline and no mention was made to the man for HER safety even though it was witnessed by two of them. ANNOYING and ridiculous.
We will NOT be back. The kids liked it… that is the only reason they aren’t getting a 1 star.
I know that these places have high overhead but COME ON. $ 10/​hour PER CHILD for jumping on trampolines? Um… no. We won’t be back and my kids will never know the difference when we head to an Indy Park instead.
Thanks for the hour, Skyzone. It was worth it. Not.

I have been to Sky Zone numerous times and while I’m ALWAYS out of breath, I am never jipped of having a great time. I sear I burn a thousand calories a half hour whenever I’m there. And the ex-​gymnast in me just wants to do everything possible in the first 5 minutes so I’m fairly exhausted as soon as I start.
I participated in the UnilocalFitClub and that was awesome but I was not expecting to actually partake in the workout portion. Luckily that did’t last long because it was similar to boot camp and even came with a small drill sergeant. Phew, she was brutal! But then we were freed from her reign and free jump commenced.
The only downfall is that the dodge ball courts aren’t always setup and there a million kids always. But it’s a kid place so I’ll let that one slide… this time!

This is a very fun place. My husband and I took our cousins aged 19 and 11 and decided, thanks to the helpful Unilocal reviews, to pay for just an hour. That really was plenty! We got the required Sky Socks and paid and it was $ 13 an hour plus the $ 2 Sky Socks per person. Kind of an expensive hour but still a really fun time.
We didn’t feel like the rules were very well explained at all and that felt a little stressful, but it turned out OK. There were a ton of kids and my husband and I eventually realized we were the only adults jumping too– all the other adults were just watching! Oh well. :) There is one big jumping area and then two different dodge ball courts for different ages and a big foam pit and also a basketball hoop trampoline area. You can move from one to the other. The dodge ball area seemed organized. The foam pit was fun– three people could be in it at once– it was really hard to get out of!
We took some fantastic pictures with the sports mode on our camera– they turned out so well and made the experience even more fun. We’ll have many great memories from our time at Sky Zone.

Experienced the world of trampoline due to Unilocal Fit Club’s event the other night. I was so stoked leading up to this night. I had grandiose expectations of what the night would bring. Pictures of myself jumping, doing tricks, and looking cute while I did it. Well, my dreams were shattered as we began what felt like my personal hell… they call it Skyrobics. The instructor, bless her heart, was fit and ready to beat us all into submission with a nonstop fitness routine that I can only imagine maybe 5 people on Earth can do from start to finish without wishing they were dead.
Forget the cute pictures after that. You will be sweating… and I mean dripping sweat… about 10 minutes into the thing and you won’t even care that you brought your phone for pictures, because who the hell wants to see that? After quickly realizing that Sky Zone would be my final resting place, they opened things up for open jump. FINALLY! This is what I thought it was going to be!
My first half hour at this place was hell and the last half hour was heaven! Had so much fun going at my own pace!
Skyrobics…something you should know… this is for advanced people! Do not do this class if you «just started» working out. You will die here.
Open Jump… great for all ages and all levels!
I will say that I was disappointed we didn’t get to do the foam pit, but alas, I’ll have to visit again to get my foam pit fix.

This place is so cool! We had a Unilocal event here last night and one of the «pens» (whatever the group of trampolines is called) was all ours for an hour. So much fun! I had fun bouncing around on my feet and butt and making a few leaps into the trampoline sidewalls, but it was also cool watching the more acrobatic and athletic among us do flips, twists, toe-​touches, and other stunts.
In addition to the pens/​courts, there’s a pit filled with foam shapes (like a ball pit) and trampoline half-​courts so you can slam dunk.
This place isn’t just for kids, although they do have age-​specific jumps at various times each week. There’s aerobics classes most weekday evenings and weekend mornings for adults and there’s even «toddler time» when little kids can bounce with their parents and «special needs hour». You can even play trampoline dodgeball!
Jump time is pretty affordable, I think. It’s $ 9 for 30 minutes or $ 13 for an hour. All the pricing info is posted online. Their hours are online as well. You do have to purchase special socks which are $ 2, but you can use them each time you go so it’s a one-​time investment.
I got there late so I only bounced for 30 – 35 minutes. Surprisingly, the only sort part is my shoulders, across the top of my back. My legs are fine! Give this a try, and ladies… get serious about your support. I recommend Panache or Moving Comfort if you don’t want black eyes or to look like you’re trying out for The Man Show.
While we were there, an office was doing team-​building type stuff and then a hoard of tweens showed up for the open jump.
There’s a small snack bar and there are 2 water fountains. This place hosts birthday parties too so there are private rooms with tables and chairs for that.

I went to Sky Zone for a Unilocal event. I had never been before, but it seemed really fun. We did a little bit of the Skyrobics and then did some open jump. I would go back again for Skyrobics, but it was pretty hard. It’s definitely a good work out.
Finding the location is difficult. There isn’t much signage, and it’s all the way at the end of a strip mall. Go past Crossfit and it’s the last buidling.
Jumping on the massive trampoline was really fun. I want to go back and try dodgeball and also the ball pit. The basketball hoop would be awesome on a trampoline.
You have to buy your own pair of socks ($ 2) which essentially look like hospital socks with the skyzone logo. I’ll probably be sporting them around my house later.
I will be going back if I can! If only I can jump over all of the Fishers traffic to get there.

Thanks to Unilocal Fit Club’s event here, I finally got to experience SkyZone! And based on the fact that we got a taste of the Skyrobics class AND open jump… This evening gave me a buffet of all things trampoline.
First, let me warn you that Skyrobics is not for the faint of heart. I’m relatively in shape, and I cannot express the amount of relief I had when 30 minutes into Skyrobics they let us stop and do open jump. My inner kid was battling my inner fitness voice, and my inner kid ultimately won. Skyrobics was a blast, but I would definitely need to get myself in better cardio shape to take the full hour long class.
Now let’s discuss the heaven that my inner kid experienced with the open jump. I honestly had a moment mid-​jump where I thought «OMG THIS IS WHAT FLYING FEELS LIKE!!!» And I couldn’t help but giggle like a baby playing peek a boo. #dontjudgeme There are so many trampolines everywhere, that the possibilities are endless. They even have trampoline dodgeball and basketball courts! They also have a foam pit that I was dying to try, but another group had that area reserved.
This would be great for birthdays, girls nights, or any time you just need to get in touch with your inner child! I may or may not be considering having my next birthday party there :)

Dodge ball is great. Trampolines are great. Dodge ball on trampolines is like a heroin high for kids. If this place were around when I was a kid, I would live there. So would many of my friends.
My daughter has a friend who had a birthday party there. The kids went crazy. I don’t care what they say — my next birthday party is going to be there.

My family and I participated in a corporate sponsored fundraiser to raise awareness for Be The Match, a foundation dedicated to save lives by encouraging people to join a national registry that would match bone marrow donors.
We came with friends and coworkers to represent our company by way of an 8 person dodge-​ball team and 4 ‘bouncers’. Little did I know how serious this competition would get! Luckily our team, the ‘Funky Monkeys’ showed their stuff and made it to the last match before their elimination.
You had to be 15 and up to play, so a friend and I played it ‘safe’ bouncing with the younger ones. Five minutes in seemed like an hour! I was parched and had no idea how exhausting this would actually be. The girls took turns doing flips into the foam cubes while I was lucky just to keep my legs moving.
By the end of the 3 hour event, everyone was exhausted and raving about what fun we all had! This is a great place to bring people together, be it a work team building, exercise, birthday party or just to cut loose and laugh — which you couldn’t help but laugh. It definitely brought out the kid in me… and reminded me that getting in shape can be fun, depending upon what you do.
I bid on and won 2 Sky Zone passes in the silent auction and look forward to bringing the girls back.
Tips: Bring socks (you’ll be wearing shoes a bunch of others have worn), something to put coins/​phone/​accessories in IF you want them on your person, $ for locker/​snack/​drinks or your own.
Oh, and register to be a bone marrow donor. It could save a life!

Skyzone whooped my ass. I’m going to speculate that the trampoline is the new treadmill. (give me credit when the day comes, wouldya?)
For $ 13 you can have an hour of jumping. My first thought: only an hour? That can’t be enough. Fastforward to 15 minutes of jumping: cannn”‘ttt makkkeee ittt annnyyy loonnngggeerrrr… seriously, 15 minutes and it felt like my heart was going to explode out of my chest– this is partly me being out of shape and partly that nonstop jumping seems to be a killer workout.
This place is somewhat hard to find — they’re lacking in roadside signage and the building looks like more of an industrial park than an indoor play park. I would say there were 75% kids and 25% adults during my visit. Activities included everything from regular jumping to basketball (on a trampoline) and a foam pit. If you’re looking to take your jumping to the next level (how can that exist?), they offer aerobic classes.
I must confess, two days later my body is still feeling it.