I think it was very fun to bounce around with my family. But there was not much staff on the look out. There were kids literally inside the basketball hoops. I know trampoline parks aren't supposed to be known for their arcades, but if you are going to have one, take care of it. Over half of the games were out of order. Also by the obstacle courses, there were things shut down from the last time I was there 3 months ago. But besides that, me and my family had a fun time. read more

Nice cheap fun for kids. Have fun here and he actually loved it. The menu was great for kids however they could add a few more adult items. Other than that no real complaints solid price fun place would definitely visit again. read more

We just left a birthday party. I have to say, for a place that is run with a lot of young adults, they were all pleasant, and working hard. We had 1 particular interaction with Connor at the snack bar. He was getting my little a baggie of ice for her ear (dodge ball got intense lol) he was super sweet, and showed concern. It was refreshing to see such a nice interaction with a young worker. In our experience with other trampoline park workers at their age, they tend to be avoidant, and clueless. Kuddos to the manager and employees here for having such a responsible and hardworking team! They make a difference! read more

I've taken the kids (currently ages 4.5 and 2.5 years) several times before the pandemic and also in the last month. There are a bunch of attractions including the following: a large general jump area, a couple dodgeball areas, 3 trampoline basketball nets of various heights, a jump pit with several lanes and an obstacle course. We typically come during toddler time which is 9:30 to 11:30am on weekdays. It usually isn't busy during toddler time and most attractions are open. Prices during toddler time are also cheaper at $10/ per toddler, plus a parent/ guardian also gets a wristband at no charge. They play a nice mix of kid's music during toddler time (lots of Disney). They also have some great membership deals going on right now. Essentially if you jump at least twice a month, a membership is worth it. It is much busier on weekends so toddlertime is much better for kids 5 and under. This is a good spot for older kids' birthday parties. The staff is always polite and friendly. Trampolines are always in good condition. The one time I saw one of the trampoline sections in need of repair, it was fixed upon my next visit which wasn't long after. The only downside of the business is that I wish they would update their website of changes instead of just updating their website. When covid hit, they updated FB before their website. And recently, they were closed one morning with no mention on either their website or when calling the business. I had two upset little kids when we pulled up to find a note on the door that they were closed, but apparently they updated FB ahead of time about the morning closure. read more

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An excellent time for the kids, though not inexpensive. Ours were 2, 4, and 6 and all had a blast. There was staff supervision and designated areas for younger kids. We got there right at opening on a Sunday and it really filled up closer to noon. The kids liked the obstacle courses, jungle gyms, arcade games, and of course trampolines. A fun and unique rainy day activity! read more

Staff are nice, kids had fun, BUT the entire place looks as if it hasn't been cleaned in weeks. Mainly the bathrooms and party rooms. The floors are sticky, one sink does not work in the ladies bathroom and two stalls were completely out of toilet paper. Plus we walked in right when they opened Sunday morning. The trash cans were still full from the night before. We'll return AFTER they clean the place... it's gross and needs to be properly cleaned, disinfected and the trash removed. read more

If there were zero stars this is what I would rate this place. One, it was dirty and understaffed. Two, I called ahead of time and told them I was bringing a young adult with special needs and they told me I needed to buy an admission ticket for myself as well. I found out after I bought the ticket, I could have been a spectator. Third when the person I was with got stuck in the ball pit, a staff member added zero assistance and had an industrial ladder that would never have helped in my situation. The employee watched as I and another spectator helped her out on our own. All around it was terrible customer service and no one from the facility cared at all. Skyzone you should be ashamed and really need to adopt better policies when it comes to people with disabilities. read more

I made a reservation for 8 people on. Sunday afternoon online. Cost $21 a person. $1 for the mandatory socks. Chose 90 minutes. This place was such a blast! Started off in the general area. Lots of space to jump. Kinda irked that they did not let me wear a go pro but that didnt stop my fun. Next we to played dodge ball! Sooo fun. They even have refs! The pit was next. Jump anyway you want into a huge pit of foam! The basketball hoops was great. There was three sizes. I couldnt believe all the little kids dunk in the 10 foot one! Staff was great in enoforcing the rules. They made it safe to jump without running into anyone by accident. Tips: purchase a longer time. It will be tiring for most to jump so you need some breaks. Wear gear you would to work out. I see people wearing jeans and it doesnt look comfortable. You can use your gopro/camera but just not in the areas you jump. read more

Sky Zone Trampoline Park - Dodgeball - Trampoline Parks Near Me - Oaks, Pennsylvania

Review from the 10, 11 and 12 year olds. "Awesome!". Took the Young Un and his band of merry warriors off to check this place out. Unfortunately, Siri doesn't know about this place yet and they have zero directional signage. Being tucked back in a nook of an industrial building, no directional signage means a lot of driving around with a van full of preteens asking "Are we there yet?" while silently cursing to oneself under one's breath. At last, we spotted it. Hooray! In about 8 seconds I was either a) going to just take them to nearby Arnold's Fun Center with my credit card in tow or b) develop a scavenger hunt game in nearby BJ's (OK! Team A! Find the Toilet Paper with a Secret Scroll hidden behind it!). Parking once you get there is fine. My first impression - immaculately clean, well lit, shiny, beautiful place. Many staff there to check us in. They were helpful, friendly and engaging. It's a jumper's heaven. There are 4 trampoline dodge ball courts, 1 main jump court, a jump basketball court, and a foam pit. Of these courts, the Posse felt the only 'meh' moment was the foam pit. Each area has an attendant so they're always being watched for safety. There is a snack bar 'sky cafe' that stocks New Hope Sodas and things like Cliff Bars and such - a definite step above the usual crappy Pepsi and Polish Water Ice that makes parents cringe. Hallelujah! It's not Le Bec Fin but I don't mind New Hope nearly as much - it's local and it's good tasting soda. Overall, a great experience from arrival to departure. I must give one sign off though for the difficulty in finding this place with the following step by step instructions for management: 1. Go to Fast Signs 2. Have 20 signs made up that say "Sky Zone THIS WAY" with a variety of arrows. 3. Put them up all along the route from Egypt road to your location. Otherwise people will give up and just go to Arnolds. read more

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We had a birthday party here for my son. Everything went great. The general manager and party host Luca was awesome. he made sure everything went smoothly, and frequently asked to make sure if we needed anything. he was a great asset to making the party happen and go well. my son and his friends had a blast. read more

Be leery of memberships! I purchased a membership several months ago and completed a request on their "Contact Us" page to cancel the membership after two months. I did not receive a response so I assumed that the membership was cancelled. Two additional monthly membership bills later, I realized the membership was not cancelled. Memberships apparently must be canceled on the Membership page and the link to cancel is at the very bottom of the page. My suggestion is not to get a membership since it autorenews and you have to remember to cancel it (and you won't get any response from SkyZone if you don't do it correctly...) read more

Went on short notice, but my daughter had a great time and said I should give it five stars, so I am.

This is one of the bigger sky zones we have been to. They have lots to do including dodgeball basketball and the jumping areas. They also have an obstacle course. We went on a Monday afternoon. There were no crowds. It was great. They have a nice little waiting area for the parents which is a plus. read more

I am new to the idea of trampoline parks. Unsurprisingly, most of the seem catered to kids only. This one attempts to include adults. I was only able to visit at a time when kids were definitely around. I politely kept my distance and only tried the things I could. I thought it was a great option for building my physique up and so much fun if I had enough upper body strength for it. I didn't see a single person who could go through some of the (simpler version of) more difficult obstacles of the ninja warrior course. Maybe the Glow nights are different. Sounds like teenagers 16 and up and maybe some groups of adults might go together. I wish I knew those adults, but I'll still consider giving it a try possibly. I really wanted to get a membership to this place, but there's too much of a kid factor, no adult leagues, and I don't personally have superb body strength to appreciate the fun in this place. Matt serviced me when I came in, and he was particularly very helpful. Price seems reasonable for what they offer, but it can get relatively repetitive after awhile. read more

Great place to bring kids to let their energy out. Places is clean, staff at all different court. Big enough place that they are not stumbling on each other. But, I am sure the weekends can be crowded. Price for 90 min jump $21 Socks $2 read more

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Had a blast of fun! Skyzone is a cool trampoline park with different exciting activities that requires jumping. When entering, I was a little overstimulated because it seemed to be a gazillion things going on (multiple bday parties, and groups). It was not clear what should've been done first. Luckily, I was with someone who had visited before so I was spared the guesswork. But to those whom are visiting for the first time, you should sign the waivers first before paying for your jumping time. Waiver, pay/locker, jump---in that order. Also, I think that having clearer signage for restrooms and refreshments would improve the experience. Here it's $16 for 1hr plus $2 for socks. Once you start jumping, you'll realize how fun and vigorous it is--certainly a great exercise. Although, it was a good amount of space for everyone (kids & adults), like a another reviewer said, it would be nice to have an adult only session. Nonetheless, it's great for families!! Skyzone is a super fun time! read more

I really enjoy coming here with my family. It's a place where both big "kids" (adults) and little kids can all be involved and have fun together, rather than adults supervising the fun from the sidelines. I really like the new ninja course they have. The only reason I took one star away is because of a bit of disorganization. It would be really helpful if employees would step in and enforce rules like waiting your turn in line at the foam pit, as well as not letting children continue to play in the foam pit after jumping, while others are waiting for their turn to jump. Also a helpful tip, there is a water fountain located by the bathrooms read more

Was a good place for the kids... but the bathrooms were very unsanitary, and some of the blocks in the foam pit had mold. would recommend but be cautious especially with covid. read more

Review from the 23, 24, 25-30 year olds: AWESOME! I'll admit, I had my doubts when my buddies proposed a fun night out in Oaks. Trampolines? Pizza? Pop? What are we, nine? No, we're 20-somethings. And we haven't had this much fun in MONTHS! I wouldn't recommend driving there after work on a weekday from Philly, and it was a bit confusing to figure out which building was the right one, but there was plenty of parking and we managed to get our cars parked in no time. Once inside, our eyes lit up as if the past 15-20 years never occurred. We were transformed from young professionals to tweens, running from the dodgeball area to the foam square pit to the basketball nets and back again. WHAT WOULD WE DO FIRST?! Some went the aggressive route, chucking balls at one another. Others went for the flashiest direction possible, doing round-the-back dunks and alley-oops with one another at the hoops. My personal favorite area was the ENORMOUS field of just trampolines, far as the eye could see. Though there were about 15 of us, we all managed to fit onto our own trampoline and showed off with flips and tricks. The "workout" factor is NOT to be taken lightly, and though I'd already hit the gym earlier, I was DRENCHED in sweat by the time our hour session was up. They keep this place spotless, and we talked to a few employees who mentioned how frequently they clean to assure a quality experience for all guests (from little kids to parents to US!) We also got some pizza and pop, and though I'm not all about sweet beverages, the watermelon cream soda was a HUGE hit. I also found out their soda is organic.... if you're into that kinda thing. The pizza was nothing to write home about, though certainly necessary after hopping and bopping for an hour before. We bought a party pack and I'd do so again in a heartbeat. Seriously, I can't remember the last time this kind of wild and crazy fun didn't stem from alcohol and/or live music. And I'd FULLY recommend NOT involving any alcohol. Because, honestly, no one wants to clean up after a slightly-sick, certainly-not-sober jumper's gastrointestinal pyrotechnics. read more

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This place is horrible !!! I bought 4 children myself and my husband to this place for my son's b-day 2 hrs prior to closing. I asked them to make a whole pizza for us all and they say they're not making any more for the day . So now I have to leave here with 4 hungry children when my son couldn't wait to get here play and eat here. On top of that, they attempted to charge me for 120minutes worth of jump time and after filling out waiver forms etc there was only an hours worth of time left ... read more

Sky Zone Trampoline Park - Trampoline Parks Near Me - Oaks, Pennsylvania

My son and I came in for a party last sunday and we had a blast! Our party host Wendy was so sweet and attentive. The mother of the birthday boy and I thought we would have to set everything up ourselves, yet when she called us over the intercom we came in to see a room fully decorated and our hungry little ones quickly served. Will definitely be coming back again. read more

We recently had my son's 8th birthday party here and everyone seemed to have a fun time. After an hour of jumping around, kids were tired, including the adults that decided to join in on the fun. Our package included a dedicated dodgeball court, so it was nice that we had that area to ourselves. If the kids get tired of playing dodgeball, then they can go play basketball or jump into the foam pit, but you'll have to join everyone else, which means likely having to wait in line. If the place is busy, your hour can start dwindling pretty quickly. After an hour of jumping, you head to your dedicated party room where you can eat food and cake. The pizza comes from Bertucci's and you can pick up to four different drinks from a selection of a dozen or so. You can order their cake or bring your own, which is the only outside food that is allowed. We were also allowed to put up a few decorations in the room. When your guests arrive, they head to a dedicated check-in area for your party, where you sign waivers (if not done previously online) and get either SkyZone shoes or socks. Everyone is our party opted for the socks, which you keep and can bring on your next visit. All the guests also get a sports bottle with a coupon inside for a free 30-minute jump sessions. The birthday person also gets a Skyzone shirt. Overall, the event was well run, but we did encounter a few issues. Our party package included the party room upstairs, but since we had a wheelchair bound person and there were no elevators in the place, we requested a party room on the first floor. We actually requested this about a week before our party and it was confirmed, but for some reason, they set us up in the upstairs room. They quickly resolved the situation for us by moving everything around, but not sure how we wound up in this situation in the first place. We also had an injury with a 1.5 year old on the trampoline and 911 was called. Several people came over to help with the situation, and I thought they handled it very well. Unfortunately, with trampolines, accidents are going to happen. By son had a great time and his guests all seemed to enjoy it as well. We will definitely go back just on our own to do some open jumping. read more

This place is fun, no doubt! If you are at all unsure of your athletic ability and worry about getting hurt...listen to your gut...It's easy to hurt yourself out there! For 2013 Christmas I got everyone the same thing. A gift card to SkyZone that would cover 1 hour of trampolining (is that a word?) and the mandatory "sky socks". This was one of my best gifts ever, if I don't say so myself. Not only did everyone get the excitement of the gift card, but when we eventually got our group together and went it was another big win for my Christmas shopping skills. Sky socks are the socks they want you to wear while you bounce. This is a good idea, we don't need foot fungus all over the place! Kinda gross because they only became mandatory this year, but I guess it took them a while to for someone to get athlete's foot on their face... We had about 13 in our group from 15-58 years old and everyone had fun in the trampoline park. More importantly, no one got hurt! One thing you need to know. Bouncing is exhausting. This is serious exercise and will leave you tuckered out in no time! You do need to pace yourself. Being tired\exhausted can lead to a bad landing which could easily hurt a knee or ankle. I had a few close calls in my hour, but at the end of the day was just sore and tired! The park is broken down into different areas for bouncing and separate "group" areas for Bdays and groups. For bouncing there is...open bounce area, a basketball area, dodgeball, and the germ pit. The germ pit being the big blocks of foam your children play in when they get all sweaty. Similar to the ball pit, but far more absorbing. Gross, I'll pass thanks! But I did love the other areas! I got tired quick in the open bounce, then moved to basketball where you can at least breathe while you wait for your chance to slam dunk. From here I moved to dodgeball where I dominated over all the children. That was probably the highlight for me as it wasn't just bouncing, but playing dodgeball too! So, this place is fun...But you DO need to be careful. It would be VERY easy to really hurt a knee here. If you aren't sure, don't do it! go in and watch everyone else and see what you think. read more

Cool place for the kids but I asked where the pizza was from because it was really good and they told me its from oaks pizzaria. I then witnessed the delivery guy show up about ten times with stacks of pizzas and I made a comment about how he must be making good money and the staff member told me they don't tip the drivers! If I go back to skyzone I am going to call oaks pizzaria directly so that poor driver can get a tip. Gas isn't cheap! read more

Dodge ball arenas weren't open :( We came as a group in the evening, on a school night so there weren't many people there, which was AWESOME!!! We had fun racing each other across the big open areas (the staff was probably rolling their eyes at us). Definitely were sore the next day from all the bouncing around, but a good time for sure! read more

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Let me say that the employee in the foamzone, is rude as hell., Jameison had the nerve to yell at me and my group, and exhibited low employee standards for such a prestigious location. It's a shame, we come from so far to enjoy ourselves and be subject to someone's bad day. Unacceptable. Edit (13:33): Thanks to Manager Mike, who took care of us , and made sure we left happy. Great guy. read more

Went tonight for a sky fit class. The girls who taught the class were sweet. It was not organized at all. I expected the people in the class to take it seriously and for there to be some organization. I arrived and told them it was my friend and I's first time. Was told on the website that it was my first time it would be 50% off. No one said anything when I said that. Still waiting for my 50% off. So it was $30 total for my friend and I. We left half way through because we felt the workout was not effective. I just expected way more because the website makes it seem like an actual fitness class. I was pretty bummed out and I felt bad that my friend was disappointed that too. Nothing against the staff I just feel like it wasn't a good experience. read more

So if I was a kid I would definitely give this place five stars, however, as an adult I will take off one star for all the kids there, as I would love to have an adults only version. So despite the uncountable amount of children there we had a great time, for only $14 per hour. First there is the foam pit to practice your flips and flops. Then there is the basketball practice area with 3 hoops of varying height. Followed by the huge free play area where you have a giant bouncy trampoline floor and walls, for just general bouncing. Finally you finish off the day with some intense dodgeball against 8 year olds...who will take off your ankle if you are not paying attention. Great time! read more

Sky Zone Trampoline Park - Foam pit - Trampoline Parks Near Me - Oaks, Pennsylvania

I purchased online passes for myself and 2 kids (5&9). We arrived right on time on a Friday night but by the time we finished check in we lost 10 minutes. The staff was nice and gave us back 15 minutes on the start time so we could still have our full hour. I placed my valuables in a coin-op locker and went off to have a great time. We tried all of the trampoline zones (dodgeball, pit, bball etc). Clean, safe and staff was very attentive to jumpers and did a nice job making sure safety rules were followed. No water fountains. Kids get thirsty - be sure to bring drinks or stand in line to buy. You must purchase $1 skyzone socks to participate (or borrow shoes ew). Great work out and fun! read more

I've been dying to try out Sky Zone for months now. It turns out I picked the worst time of the week to go. I discovered Saturday nights around 6:30 are peak hours for kiddie birthday parties, however my friends and I (all in our early 30's) found a corner and had so much fun. I thought jumping on a trampoline would be just like riding a bike! It's not. It takes a lot out of you, but it was a blast. We only paid for 30 minutes so I didn't get to check out the basketball and dodgeball and jump into a bunch of foam blocks, but it's on my list of things to do for next time. Even though 30 minutes of non-stop jumping was plenty for me, I will definitely go for the full hour next time--more time to check out the other areas and maybe a take a five minute break. Also saw they have fitness classes for $14 a session, which I would love to do too. Sounds like a lot more fun than doing the elliptical at the gym. I also definitely recommend paying the extra $2 for the socks. They are so much more comfortable than the free shoes. And hey, you have them for next time at least. read more

My kid absolutely loves Sky Zone. He's a pre-teen so it's difficult to get him to say any activity is awesome but apparently sky zone is still cool. I love the age separation to keep the little ones safe. We tend to go when it isn't crowded but some activities, like dodgeball, work better with a bigger group of kids. $16 isn't bad for an hour of fun. They also have a limited snack bar. I'd look into a birthday party here if it weren't so far from the city. read more

Sky Zone Trampoline Park - Trampoline Parks Near Me - Oaks, Pennsylvania

Upon walking in, all I saw were kids running around and having a great time. I was really skeptical and felt like a huge arse. But hey, what's done is done. We get our time stickers which states how many hours we paid for. $15 for one hour $20 for two and so on. They have lockers if you want to put your stuff away.$ 0.25! Yes! There are many parts to this place : Trampoline dodgeball - too much fun Trampoline dunks - makes you feel like you can play basketball Freestyle- where you just jump and do tricks (if you can) Blocks- where you jump into a soft blocks pit and try to pull yourself out. I must say, after a hour of nonstop jumping, I was tired! It's really a great exercise. Great for families and friends! read more

I went to Sky Zone with a group of friends for my 30th birthday. We were some of the oldest people jumping on the trampolines, but we had such a great time. The facility was well run and the staff checked us in and got us to our private trampoline area quickly. Aside from free-jumping / dodgeball, they also have a foam pit where you can do flips and basketball hoops which allow you to slam dunk. All of the activities were a lot of fun and we had a blast (and found out that jumping is quite the workout!). Tip: The website only advertises parties, but you can reserve a court for an hour without spending the extra money for pizza, cake, private room after jumping etc. This was perfect for us because all we wanted to do was jump. read more

Trampolines are one of the most fun things in the world (in my opinion at least), and this place is covered in them. They just opened this place in Oaks a few weeks ago and I was so excited when they did! Bouncing, wall-to-wall tramps, foam pits, dodgeball, even pizza and soda!!! Gets my inner kid super excited. If I was turning ten, I'd totally have my birthday party here. Heck, I may even have my 30th birthday party here this idea is so freakin cool. For just opening a few days ago, they really have their stuff together. Everything is brand new and clean, the staff are all helpful, and everything seems to be well organized and run smoothly. There's one large area with about 40 tramps, another smaller area with ~16, a foam pit area, another section with basketball hoops, and a "Sky Box" area for parties. The prices are reasonable too considering the insurance costs must be significant, and the demand for this sort of thing I imagine is pretty good. I did the SkyFit class, a one-hour cardio and strength class - good workout. It's extra fun doing cardio on a trampoline, and exercises like planks and lunges are more difficult with the unstable surface. I want to try the SkyRobics, which is supposed to be more cardio... also more bouncing = more fun. However this class is only offered Saturday mornings (latest at 9am) and weekdays 10-11. Suggestion: Offer SkyRobics in the evenings or later on weekends for people who aren't early birds (and have nine-to-fives). This place looks more geared towards kids and teens, but I'm definitely excited to get a group of my 20 and 30-somthing friends together for a night of jumping. If only they allowed alcohol ;) P.S. It shares a parking lot with PRG so now I can climb and bounce at almost the same place! read more

Sky zone is awesome when it's not busy. They let too many people in and the separate the adults into a four by three square at the end making it difficult to keep young children near you. Also it's run by teen agers who's ability to explain and enforce the rules is less than stellar. Basically your kids will love it. Don't waste your money on a ticket as an adult. It would be a wise investment to hire at least one adult to be on premises during the busy times. read more

love it good place! If you need a random place to in the summer or anytime great love it there

We've been here twice now, and it is so much fun. Three kids - 11, 8, and 4 - all had a great time. As did my wife and I (there was no way we were gonna let the kids have all of the fun! We bounced like crazy!) It gets super-crowded, but the timed session ensures that there's plenty of room for everyone. Lots of attentive staff, who make sure rules are followed to a T. It's affordable (an hour of jumping for only $14). They even have a dodgeball court set aside for folks under four feet tall. ( at least the times we went.) Make sure u reserve your spots online before u go - time slots do sell out! read more

This place is awesome. A group of 5 twenty-thirty somethings packed into a Mazda 3 and ventured to the suburbs for an hour of trampolining. An hour was definitely enough. You'll be surprised at how tired you are after 10 minutes. We bounced and bounced and bounced some more. We dunked on the basketball nets, dodged balls on the dodge ball court and jumped into the foam pit. An excellent time was had by everyone and I give it two thumbs up. Just a note, we went on a Sunday at 12. By 1 it was getting pretty crowded. read more

As an adult who used to smoke, I really got winded. Like lightheaded, wheezey, dying... but, I enjoyed almost every minute of it! I did not like all the kids! come on make an adult only trampoline park!... Haha but seriously, It was chaotic, There were probably more kids than trampolines and we got crashed into quite a bit, despite being separated by height. The "Little People" kept jumping on the "big people's" side... This left the little peoples side remotely empty, so we moved closer to avoid being jumped on,,, but if we got too close we got a whistle blown at us. We also got a whistle blown on us for stopping for two seconds to catch our breath, and trying to capture the moment in a picture... turns out only adults get reprimanded for breaking the rules here! Lastly, we never got to play dodge ball, which is included in our fare!, because of the height separation. Bottom line is that kids rule here, I should have known that Now I definitely do based on the way I felt the next morning! read more

Toddler time is the best! $5/per toddler and $5 for adults. It is a giant space so there is no crowding. My toddler loved the jumping and especially the foam pits where she could jump in. They can play from 930-11! Which is perfect to wear out the little ones. They also sell snacks. You will also need to buy their socks for yourself and your LO. $2/pair. But just keep them for next time! We will def return. So fun for both kids and adults. read more