Sky Zone Trampoline Park

After singing the waivers, we paid and were asked if we needed to buy the required grippy socks. I told the guy I brought some from a previous jump. They were not sky zone brand, but they had the exact same grips on the bottom. I showed him them and he told me they were fine and we began our jump session. After jumping for about 20 minutes a staff member came and pulled me off the trampoline and told me the socks were not allowed. I explained that the guy at the front counter told me they were. She was extremely rude. So after already jumping for a while she made me pay for their orange socks and would not give me back any lost jump time. I was just more upset at how she treated me and was so rude.
Also, their dodgeball games are completely not fun or fair. They only had one court open and it was the «sky zone team» (which is all employees) vs. paying customers who just want to have fun. So they were showing no mercy on kids and were just ruling the court. They also were yelling, cussing, and flipping each other off the entire game. It was extremely unprofessional and represents sky zone in a very negative way.
I really like the concept of these jump parks, but if you are going to be unprofessional, it really ruins the fun.

The place is set up great. Kids had a great time and a lot more to do then expected. Great place to have a larger birthday party for all ages. Very clean and well maintained.

This place is so much fun, regardless of whether you are a kid or an adult. I really enjoyed the fact that they had 4 different areas (main trampoline area, basketball area, foam zone, and dodgeball area) because we were constantly doing something different. If you want to beat the weekend crowds and want something fun to do after work, go during the week as there are less kids then.

This is a really fun place to take kids and let them wear themselves out. Also fun for adults.
The best part is the trampoline dodgeball. Also jumping into the foam pit and doing flips is pretty great.
If you come there are normally deals on groupons or other places to make it a bit cheaper. Also it can be hard to know when to come because you want some other people there but not too many.

FUN, FUN, FUN for the entire family. We were unaware of the trampoline park until we received an offer on groupon. We were pleasantly surprised and this facility is great for toddlers, tweens, teens, and adults alike. We will definitely return for we all enjoyed ourselves tremendously!

If you have young children, STAY AWAY. They do not cater to young children. Would not let a parent jump with a 2 year old — how much fun is that for a 2 year old? Have been to other Sky Zones and none were like this.
The trampolines and borders were not nearly in as good a condition as other Sky Zones we have been to.
No one there, which shows you how popular this place is (on a Sunday afternoon). Four staff members, and one 2 year old «jumper».
The staff was just plain unfriendly; barking orders, being rude (I guess maybe that’s just typical teenagers).
Will NEVER be back!

The kids love it and I will continue to bring them. However, they need a parents and kids together section. We used to be able to jump together and it was great! I understand not letting older kids jump with younger ones but please let the parents jump with their kids!

First time going to sky zone last night and I had a blast. Only problem was I had called twice before asking about how times worked and was told different things. Got there for the adult session at 10pm and was again told different info and had to pay more than I was previously told. Also after 10 it’s supposed to be 16+ only and there were still a lot of stupid little kids running around until closing. Over all an awesome time though.

I’ve only been here twice and only as a chaperone for children, but the kids love it. I would usually rather take them to a playground, but with all the snow days this year my bag of tricks is nearly empty and another option is a true relief. I pre-​book online so I know they’ll have a spot and I take the 120 minute option because it’s such a good deal. The first time I came it was a zoo and I didn’t really know what to do so I probably wouldn’t have rated their customer service top notch either, because everyone was too busy to direct me. But with the number of kids there on any given afternoon, I cut them some slack. The bathrooms were clean and no one harassed me about bringing my own water (outside food or beverages being prohibited so you are forced to patronize the Sky Café). They have free WiFi and TVs (thankfully not audible) and tables and chairs for the waiting adults. There are lockers to stow the kids coats and shoes, but even though it only costs 50 cents most of the entitled, affluent parents here pile their crap on the tables and chairs and then wander off oblivious to watch and cheer on their progeny. So you may have to wait for a table when the place is only half full (or plant yourself among the coats of the selfish, which is always a treat). But hey, you made the trek out to the burbs, so you knew what you were getting into, right? Like I said, not my first choice as a play destination, but when all else fails a welcome alternative.

I came here with some friends for the SkyRobics class. And it was a TON of fun! It was just the three of us and that made it even better! You only make a fool out of yourself in people you already know (and have probably already made a fool of yourself in front of).
The hour long class ended about 10 – 12 minutes early, which as a calorie-​burning endeavor disappointed me. But they let us jump around the rest of the place until they closed at 8pm.
My only issue tonight was trying to find the place. The sign, from the road, was very difficult to see and not lit up. But other than that, thumbs up!
It was definitely fun and I would be glad to go back.

I went for a fitness class which was a true work out. If you think you’re going to get off just jumping around on the trampolines, think again! Claire will make sure you get a full body work out; from jumping jacks, frog jumps, wall climbs, you’ll be exhausted. The only options for the class are Tuesday and Wednesday at 6 & 7 and it’s $ 12 for an hour long class.
The only reason I’m not giving this 5 stars (besides that it was a work out, and I hate working out) was the shoes are super uncomfortable. They’re really high in the back and when you’re jumping, they like to dig into the back of your heels. Thankfully they’re coming out with a sock option that you can purchase for $ 2 and bring back with you each time. Can’t wait to come back again!

I’ve only been for the skyrobics class and I’d have to say that I don’t think I’ve ever had such a fun time «working out». The class is an hour long/​$ 12 and Claire was a great instructor! From jumping to working the different stations she had set up (jumping jacks, wall climbs, push-​ups, etc) I was never bored and scored a great workout. I burned 725 calories during that class! I wish they had more time options or even a Saturday morning class. Hopefully getting the word out will help with that! ;)

Terrible customer service!!! Not kid friendly. Only two employees who truly were there for the customers and making them happy. Everyone else is just very rude. If you want a place that is good for a family atmosphere, do not go there!