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Daniel R.

There's other options that are a better investment for your time/money/entertainment. It's new, so we drove about 20 minutes to check it out. It's $25 for 90 minutes and our kids were bored after about 20 minutes. It's not for teens. It's bright, it's new, and clean, but there's just not a lot to do. The trampoline area is super small, there's a handful of slide options which require their staff to be there (they were short staffed on a Saturday afternoon). A few obstacle courses, dodge ball, but we expected more. They have arcades if you want to spend more money. There's free WiFi but needs a password. If you bring jump socks from another place, they make you trade them in. Even as a parent I was bored standing around. One and done for us. Hopefully the expand and build out more trampolines.

Becky B.

I was very impressed with this trampoline park. Even though there's only one corner with actual trampolines, there's SO MUCH MORE to do, it's great for kids with a short attention span. They can go from thing to another to another to another. We took 3 grands, ages 2, 5 &8. There was plenty to do for all of them! Basketball court, dodge ball, ninja course, 3 slides, trapeze and zipline, wall ball games, another virtual iwall soccer game console for 2 kids in the middle of the arena, a wipeout type area with big balls, another big balls area with a foam pit, a big enclosed play area with slides and ball pits, and very young area that is separate from the big kids area, with a little slide of its own and lots of things to climb on. There's also a lot of arcade games that are actually fun. We didn't eat here, but they do have food. And party rooms. And tons of show cubbies and lockers if you want to lock up valuables. I was impressed with the cleanliness. This place rocks for kids! We'll definitely be back.

Big dining area to eat your snacks from the snack bar. No outside food or drinks

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Kids loved it and had an amazing time! Danna at the front desk was very kind and helpful too.

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Staff is amazing and everyone had so much fun!! The waiver and check in was quick so we could go play immediately

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“Worth every penny for those with very active bodies, slides, trampolines, zip lines, trapeze, swing, basketball court, video walls, giant play structure.”

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Sky Zone - trampoline - Updated October 2026

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