Sky Zone Trampoline Park

I’ve been here twice — once for their Saturday night 16+ jump and once for the Sky Aerobics.
The late night jump was pretty fun. Went with a group of friends who were all well above 16, but we still had a great time and weren’t bothered by the teens too much. There are a number of different areas to jump in: a basketball net area for slam dunking, a foam pit, dodgeball, and a spot for free-​jumping. They also serve pizza:) A good $ 20 outing if you want to be a kid for a night.
The sky aerobics was phenomenal! I was pretty rusty in the fitness area so I didn’t know what to expect going in. It was a good workout for both beginners and regulars alike, and things never got boring as they kept us moving around doing different activities. Your first fitness class is $ 6, so it’s worth checking out and giving it a chance. The only annoying part was that kids/​toddlers were still able to jump in the areas around us and sometimes got in the way. They also make really loud announcements announcing the time every half an hour (for kids who are on limited jump time) which can make it hard to hear the instructor.
I’d recommend checking the place out, especially for the sky aerobics — I will go back!

Went for a bday party we were invited to. When we arrived there was nobody to take my son to where the birthday boy was hanging out or a receptionist to direct us. As it was our first time there we were a bit lost on the rules and what was going on. We were told what time we were going for play time and how long for food time all by my buddy who was there for his sons bday. They have 1 room for a closed off event like a bday party. Then a cafeteria area for any other parties. The facility was once a gym and it seems like the new ppl just slapped some paint on the walls and said fuck it, it’s good enough. I would never have my sons bday there as it seems like the event was treated as second class. The staff assisting with my godson’s party were good. The staff inside the jumping area were more concerned with how much fun the could have. There was no way to discern who was working and who was there to have after work fun. Most (not all) stood around. Some were interacting with the children which was awesome but most were just chilling out. So two stars as I think they could have done better with things.

This was an awesome time! Dodgeball, volleyball, foam pits, free bounce and basketball are among the different activities at Sky Zone. The staff were great, there was a mix up with my times and the staff really went out of their way to ensure that we got the full hour we paid for, thanks so much Sky Zone.
The prices are reasonable and the fun is unlimited! Give it a try if you wanna do something new and oh, the workout you will have!

This place was fun but expensive. And the second time I went with my kids the worker was quite rude and kept checking our time and reminding us when it was time to go. I felt hurried and rushed. So I’ll be taking my toddlers elsewhere.

Skyzone is a great place for all ages! I have taken my son here many times. The best time to take little ones is toddler time because its less busy.
January 31 we attended a kids birthday party on the weekend, it was very chaotic. There wasn’t alot of personal attention. Save yourself a boat load of money by paying the entry fee for each kid and give them a goody bag — skip the $ 300 party for 10 kids. You end up bouncing with the regular public anyhow.
The staff were quite focused on the safety of the kids jumping around. I personally would not go back on a weekend, because it was crazy busy. But what else are we Canadian suppose to do during the cold dark winters.

This is a review of the SkyRobics classes.
The instructors are more interested in talking to their coworkers than teaching the class. They assign several exercises at once and then walk away to socialize, only to return long after the exercise was complete. We’ve been to two classes at the Mississauga location and this happened both times, with two different instructors.
The Toronto classes are by far superior — the instructors do the exercises with the class and count the reps. Go there instead.

I was here for a birthday party, organized by friends who just turned 26 this year. We were a group of 15 people. But we didn’t have a reservation.
PROCEDURE:
— if you’d like to play dodgeball, you SHOULD book in advance
— otherwise (this is what we did), we drop in… and hope that the dodgeball «arenas» (there are 2) are available. If one is available, and if there are LESS kids (like. SMALL kids), then you’re allowed to play dodgeball. If there are lots of small kids, then dodgeball is not happening.
— 9pm and after is 18+
— if your scheduled «jump» time is before 9pm AND you play dodgeball, you’re likely playing with high school kids or other parents
ALSO:
— SIGN THE WAIVER BEFORE LINING UP!
— It is mandatory to buy their $ 2 socks.
— Dodgeball rules are totally made up by the staff. If he says you’re out, you’re out.
WHAT DID I THINK?
— Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh dodgeball on trampolines??? SURE! It was just $ 13 for one hour (per person)
— service was «okay»
— SO MANY KIDS! One of them wandered into our area, luckily the game hasn’t started yet. He was so tiny!!! Tiny little kid!
I do suggest coming here after 9pm.
I also suggest coming with a group of friends so you can take over the dodgeball area (dodgeball with strangers is quite awkward). One «half» takes 9 people. So you should have 18 people ;)

The only reason that it gets 4 stars instead of 5 is because the price. I think they should let people stay longer for the money. You need to buy the socks they provide (mandatory) which isn’t bad since it’s $ 2 .
Lots, and lots of kids. I would say from age 8 and up it’s a good place. For younger children maybe not. For adults like me (age 28), it was very fun, but most people there are kids and some teens, and maybe 4 – 5 people like us .
I would recommended for sure.

This is a place for parties (:
Been here a few times for birthday parties & it’s exhausting!
The only part I might complain about is the longish line up and time it takes to get ready. We came on a Friday without a group booking, so obviously the wait was pretty long. There are kids changing their clothes everywhere, the bathrooms are kinda far & sketchy but we changed in them. I’d recommend them to build changing stalls & cubby holes. They have lockers, but its a waste of money.
Overall, I had a great time, it’s just that the fun far outweighs the details in my memory. (:

Big waste of money!
I decided that for my three year old’s birthday I would take him and my other 5 year old son and my 10 year old sister-​in-​law to skyzone for a fun time… there was nothing fun about it. My three year old is extremely energetic and I thought he would have a blast. When you first walk in you think «wow, this is amazing» until you actually get started. I decided to pre buy my tickets so that we wouldn’t have to wait for a jump time and sign my waiver before hand so that it would take less time to get right into the jumping. This made no difference because all the staff move at the same pace… Extremely slow. They also forget to mention that you then need to buy special socks. For one adult and three kids to jump for 90 minutes, it cost about $ 90. Which i was fine with paying, until we actually started jumping and I realize what I was actually paying for!
** IF YOU HAVE KIDS YOU NEED TO READ THIS**
So here I am thinking that we are all going to have a fun family day filled with jumping. What no one tells you when you purchase your ticket is that no one can jump together. My three year old is not allowed to jump in the same section as my 5 year old, and I as an adult am not even allowed to step on the trampoline!!! So as my 5 year old is jumping up and down on a tiny square (because your not allowed to jump around) my three year old has to watch him from across the room while he jumps on his tiny square, while I sit and watch because we are not allowed to play together. The only time they are allowed to be together is the foam pit. That’s another issue. They make out like they have this amazing foam pit but they don’t! You have to jump down the trampoline all nice and proper and then do a proper jump in the put and then get out and move to the back of the line… My 5 year old who is very optimistic and can find fun in anything, told me this was the most boring day of his life. You are Basically paying for your kids to jump up and down on one spot for over and hour. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY! honestly, my kids have 10 times more fun jumping on their bed.

I went to Sky Zone as part of what one of my good friends calls ”social dates” where we try out new and different activities and restaurants.
This place is huge, there is lot’s of room to run around and jump to your hearts content. There’s also a foam ”ball” pit that you hurl yourself into.
And try and swim out of!
There’s dodge ball available as well but we were all tired after 40 minutes of jumping.
Decently priced, easily accessible, roomy and lot’s to do.
Now here’s what I didn’t like about this place.
Their restroom were disgusting and small, for such a huge venue you’d think they’d have more than 3 stalls and 1 sink.
Both my friend and I caught a horrible cold from this place.
My cold turned into a very bad bronchial infection that lasted for 2 months.
I’m not sure if they aren’t cleaning the place properly and sanitizing everything or if it’s the millions of filthy children that are constantly carrying germs.
Probably a mix.
My advice? Make sure you have a healthy immune system before you go.

We came, we saw, and we got tired! We were invited to a birthday party where there were 16+ toddlers in attendance. Normally this would leave me dreading the whole experience but this place was fantastic as each jump zone was self contained and monitored by possibly the most family oriented employees ever.
Though it’s in a fairly old commercial/​industrial section of Mississauga, the facilities are well maintained and clean. This is not some upscale ACC sport facility but a good old fun place that sees some serious wear and tear from the experts. For 16+ toddlers, this rocked… they could try to tear the place apart but because it’s so well maintained, safe, and monitored, you don’t have to worry about the ankle biters.
As mentioned, each jump zone is monitored by an employee. The person taking care of the party was clearly in their late university years but somehow was able to completely amuse the toddlers for an entire hour and also keep them from harming themselves and others. This made me quite impressed overall as most of the time you have service who dread taking care of a group let alone a group of toddlers.
The washroom, ‘café’, and party room are what you expect to see from an old sporting facility. Functional and certainly not pretty but just ok. Food was pizza and I can safely say it won’t give you food poisioning but it’s not gourmet food at any stretch. Just good old doughy white bread with cheese and pepperoni… like pizza pizza on an average day.
So overall, I would say that if you are planning for a fun event for kids… this is a great place. It’s well run, you don’t have to worry about safety, the service is spot on, and I believe the price point is reasonable. There are more than 1 jump zone so you don’t have to worry about other groups trying to take over your area.

I went to SkyZone for the first time last week as part of a company event. I really did not know what to expect, but it ended up being a whole lot of fun! …and a whole lot of aching for the next two days. ;)
It was that night when we had the bad rain/​storm storm so half our party was late, but the staff were quite accommodating. We still got our full hour, even though we started half an hour late.
One of the staff was always with us. He explained all the rules and also acted as a referee during our dodgeball games. He was nice and friendly.
Honestly, I did not realize how tiring trampolining is until I stepped onto the trampoline, and then adding dodgeball to that intensifies the amount of energy you need in order to play… for a whole hour. But it was really fun! It gets really tiring, but I kept wanting to play because it’s not every day you can play dodgeball on a trampoline.
Afterward, we had some pop and pizza for dinner at the facility, as part of the company event. The pop tasted watered down and the pizzas were most likely frozen pizzas. It is okay if you are with a big group (of kids in particular) and you do not want to leave the facility to eat at a nearby restaurant (such as Pizza Hut), but I personally would not organize any sort of meal at SkyZone.
We will definitely be coming back for trampoline dodgeball though!

a sweaty good time…
I would definitely go back!

This place is amazing. I came here with my best friend and her family for a day of family fun. The trampolines are great exercise and suitable for all ages. We literally laughed from beginning to end. We did jumps, dives and played a round of dodgeball against a bunch of kids who kicked our butt. If you’re looking for a fun family activity that is different I would suggest coming here.

VeganBFF and I came here Sunday evening. I wonder if we were too excited because the experience was kind of a bummer. Mostly, it was the staff that ruined it for us.
Everyone was pretty rude. Except for the tall skinny black dude who explained the rules to us. All the other teenaged staff members were busy gossiping with each other and yelling at kids when they broke the rules.
And that’s the other thing —
THE RULES.
There are too many of them. And they seriously detract from the carefree childishness of this place. No backflips on the trampolines, one person per square, playtime starts every hour on the hour, barefoot or specific footwear only, no standing in certain areas, no sitting on the trampolines, no jumping off the walls.
List goes on.
And they enforce that sh*t with a lot of loud yelling.
I am not a fan of paying $ 15/​hour to get yelled at by some bubblegum smacking teenager.

I’ve been here twice now and had a blast both times.
Despite having more than enough people to start a dodgeball game, the staff was telling us to join the other (full) game. It seemed to me that they were just being lazy and didn’t want to stand there and supervise the game. Once we spent 15 mins of our play time convincing them, we finally got a game started and had a blast. The guy also stopped our game a few mins before our hour was up. So unfortunately, in total we lost close to 20 mins of our play time although we paid for an hour.
I’m hoping the staff will become more customer oriented which would result in this being a 5 star facility.
Other than the average customer service, this place is a lot of fun for people of all ages. I highly recommend it.
P. S. I haven’t had the food here so I can’t comment on that.

Another day, another groupon.
Of course everyone loves the idea of trampolines, bouncing and all that.
To start, we had to wait (had just missed the start of a session), so we had an hour to kill. We decided to have some espresso — it. was. awful. It tasted like burning garbage. I figured that a trampoline park wouldn’t do great espresso, but I didn’t think I would want to throw up. Anyways — don’t bother with it!
The trampoline part was fun, but I really think it would be better to have times for adults and times for kids. It isn’t very fun to be bouncing around, while you’ve got kids flying off the walls, screaming and trying to shove you off into the middle trampolines so they can have the cool side ones. Also, trampolining for an hour starts to get a bit boring and redundant. There are only so many ways you can jump/​fall/​bounce off the tops and bottoms. We ended up leaving about halfway in.
Thank goodness for the groupon. Paid next to nothing for the experience. Probably won’t be back.

How can you not love bouncing off walls, playing dodgeball while jumping and trying to aim, and diving into marshmellow foam pits? This is guaranteed to be a hit with friends of all ages! I’m glad Mississauga finally has a unique form of entertainment that both kids and adults will enjoy! Not only is it incredibly fun but also allows you to break a sweat as well!
This place makes it «cool» for adults to go and makes you feel like a kid all over again. I highly recommend jumping into the foam pits, it is HIGHLY addicting, provided you don’t trip and fall like I did…
Tips:
— Going for 1 hour is enough for most people to get their heart pumping and have a good time, anything more I can’t guarantee what happens next to your body
— MUST try foam pits, try to go when there is less of a lineup
— Bring your own lock & water if you can
— Bring an extra change of clothes or a towel at least… you’ll be surprised
— Go in a big group!

As soon as you walk into this place… you definitely smell the sweat… Meh. After being on the trampoline for 10 minutes, I realized why. This is a workout and a half… but this place is PHENOMENAL. I loved it… So amazing! We are organizing another group event now.
Kudos on the concept!