Sky Zone Trampoline Park
Overview
Located in Sherwood Mall, come jump into Sky Zone--the world's first all-walled trampoline playing court! Sky Zone features an array of fun, fit and low-impact activities ranging from Open Jump, Ultimate Dodgeball, and SkyRobics fitness classes to birthday parties and group events!
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Amenities
- Family Friendly
Overall, it was a great party experience. Our party helper, Kamiah, was amazing! There were a couple of small issues that came up but she was so thoughtful, helpful, and accommodating the entire time. I really appreciate Kamiah's assistance. Our friends and family liked her as well.
Sky Zone is a loud and raucous place for kids (and kids at heart) to jump and scream and let off steam. Cost is $18 for one hour.
I had my daughter’s party here today and I want to give a shout out to our party host Cj. I had a big party of 25 jumpers and he was very patient with me getting my guest checked in. He checked in on us throughout our party and took the time to make sure we felt welcomed. Thank you Cj for the great experience you gave me and my guest.
My kids seem to enjoy this place it has a lot of space to have fun. It's comfortable for adults, and it passes time for the little ones and us.
Since the recent incident with the local child getting attacked I was very hesitant to come back. I had a playdate planned for an hour jump, it was an off day they had plumbing issues in the women's restroom, their system was down which meant they couldn't accept cards. Had to run to the bank around the corner which wasn't too bad but they should consider placing an atm in the building. We had to wear pink bands for the adults which is new. The staff seemed to be on point but shortly after noticed they were lazy and not really attentive. They stood around just talking in a group. Taking their shoes off. I noticed they're not very strict on their uniforms as a few girls wore very short shorts, they allow the staff to wear crocks and slides which makes sense to a point assuming they had to run onto the trampoline or pit. However, it looks unprofessional and tacky. Especially when watching them clean up the sewer water and it splashing all over there socks 🤮. Hate to say it is becoming ghetto