Sky Zone Trampoline Park

I LOVE Sky Zone! It is an awesome and fun way to exercise while spending time with my kids. Skyrobics is a killer workout, and at the same time it makes me laugh. The first time I took the class I giggled the entire time even though it was kicking my butt. Some of the workers aren’t very enthusiastic or competent, but, overall, I am so glad Sky Zone exists, especially on cold and/​or rainy days!

I love this place! Have been there twice in the past year. The best time to go is during «Adults night», so you don’t have to compete with the kiddies and you get pizza and drinks along with your admission. Bouncing in the open areas is enough fun for me but dodgeball and the foam pit are also awesome. They have lockers to put your stuff in and also water fountains. No more than an hour is needed. you’ll be exhausted by then!

It cost something like $ 9 for 30 minutes of activity; if you’re not a heavy cardio person, 30 minutes is enough time. Honestly I think I could have jumped for a full hour, but my friends were tired after about 20 minutes.
The required socks cost $ 2, but you can use them again next time. This makes the price a total of $ 11 (there is a parking lot and it is free).
They have a few different zones — a foam pit, basketball area, dodgeball and just trampoline area. The basketball had a long line, and given that I only had 30 minutes, I opted not to wait for that. I did play dodge ball and it was a lot of fun (maybe because my team kept winning against a teenage girl’s birthday party group). I spent about half the time just jumping, and even though I don’t know how to do any flips, bouncing around was still very fun — bouncing off the walls, spinning in the air, doing a toe-​touch, etc.
The location is kind of hard to find, but there’s lots of signage so it actually wasn’t bad once we got closer. Just make sure you stay on the right roads, as they branch off a lot (we ended up down a dead end and had to make some u-​turns to figure out the right way).
They do ask that you complete a waiver beforehand, and I can see how this is a high-​risk sort of activity. Wouldn’t be surprised if some head injuries or broken bones came out of it. That being said though, I saw lots of little kid birthday parties. Don’t feel awkward about that if you’re older, there were still plenty of people over 8 years old.
They do sell food, but it’s stuff like pizza and popcorn. Bring your own water because you will want to re-​hydrate and the water fountain is a bit of a walk outside the jumping area.
They do have lockers, free and not-​free (but only 50 cents). To be honest, I don’t think anyone would steal your stuff from the free cubbies, but I put my wallet and coat in a paid locker just to be safe.

The first time here a was very disappointed. I did not plan on jumping but my children did. My children were 8 and 14 at the time. They would not let them jump and play together even after explaining my son has special needs. For that I would only give the 1 star.
I recently return with my daughter and we lied about her age so we could jump together. Yes I know it’s wrong but why spend money to spend family time when you can’t actually be together. We were able to laugh, jump, and be silly together. It was a very memorable adventure and even though we had to lie to get it we did have fun.

Went here on a groupon for a friends birthday and had such a great time. It’s not a glamorous place by any means but it is a lot of fun and offers an awesome workout. They have sections by age which is nice because your not jumping over little kids and they also have a dodgeball area, dunking area, and a foam pit. I would recommend going when it’s not a busy night because then there is a line for each activity. They offer lockers for 50 cents.

I came here for the first time a couple of days ago and I was kind of disappointed. First of all, it was really hard for me to find this place because it’s located behind a building, in which you have drive down a long parking lot to find. It is very hidden and not obvious. I’ve never been to other skyzones, but I thought this place was very small and very boring. There are about four different zones that you can go into: dodgeball, foam pool, basketball, and the regular trampolines. Given that I can barely do any tricks, all I did was jump around and bounced. Very boring and tiring. I was really excited for the foam pool, but it was a major disappointment for me. Literally bounced and jumped in and that was it. The worst part was getting out of there because you sink into all the foam. Not convenient for a short 4’11″ person like me. My friend and I ended up spending around $ 10 to play the basketball arcade game (in which I kicked ass btw). That was probably the highlight of the night.
In terms of other utilities, they have free lockers and also paid lockers. I wouldnt trust the free ones so much cuz it’s just out in the open and people can take things easily. Small lockers are only 50 cents and large lockers are 75 cents, but it’s once time use only. If you don’t have quarters, they have a change machine. They also have a snack bar which is super convenient. I got the mango smoothie from jamba juice and it was really good. I ended up paying $ 12 to jump around for 30 minutes. It’s usually $ 11, but I had $ 2 off from one of the college booklets. And then $ 3 for socks that you can keep or recycle.
I also heard that they offer classes to teach you how to do tricks. I might take one of those classes so I can have a better time here next time.

According to a manager, this location arbitrarily changed its policies in the last couple of months regarding size of child vs. age of child. While children under the age of 5 (in my case, my son is 4) were once allowed to bounce wherever as long as they met size requirements, they are now relegated to a cramped «toddler pen».
I was told by the same manager that this policy was put in place to prevent «discrimination based on size». Age discrimination is thing, too, or so I hear.
What makes the least sense about this arbitrary policy is that younger kids are not allowed to bounce into the foam pit, which already has a safety measure in place to allow only one child at a time. A young child would, by definition, be unable to crash into an older child in the foam pit. But I suppose you can never be too safe. Probably safest to make all the kids sit quietly in a line.
Suffice it to say, as soon as my son turns five we look forward to never returning.

I docked a star because of their waiver process, but everything else is great. You used to be able to print out a paper waiver and bring it to them, but now you can only complete the waiver online. I know, I sound like a tech-​averse old lady. But with our recreation club, parents need to sign ahead of time, and not every parent has email/​computer access so paper waivers were very useful to us. The good news is your waiver is good for one year!
Here’s the run-​down:
–Very difficult to find! Use a GPS and pay close attention to the small SkyZone signs once you get off the highway. If you’re coming from the West (Medford.Somerville side on Rt 16) you have to turn right to get to the other side of the highway. It’s a little confusing, but you can make it!
–You have to wear SkyZone socks for an extra $ 2. I get the safety thing (grippy on the bottom) but one kid had the same socks but they had «Launch» (a competitor) written on them, so the staff made us buy new socks. Boo.
–Even on a rainy Saturday, this place is not crazy busy, or at least it doesn’t feel like it. Don’t fear the crowds!
— There are different areas to the trampolines (dodge ball, free jump, foam pit, etc.) but they are very regulated by staff for safety and efficiency. They do a great job of making sure everyone is following the rules, but having fun at the same time.
–There are signs posted everywhere that say you can’t bring outside food, but they don’t really strictly enforce this. There is a food stand with candy, pizza, soda, etc, but I didn’t see anyone running it so maybe they are lax some days, and not others, but if you are discrete about it, bringing a bagged lunch isn’t a problem.
–The prices are more reasonable than some of the other trampoline parks in the area by a few dollars per hour, but overall, I would say it’s a pricey activity. $ 22 for two hours plus $ 2 socks.
–On a Saturday during the day, about 90% of the people jumping are 12 and under.

This would be fun really only for kids or if you can afford to rent out the whole place but if you have a large groups like we did of 25 people they don’t really care whether you and your group gets to play dodgeball at once or not very frustrating all in all it was a good time but you’d think such a large group they might give one or two more shits about.

Came here for a SkyRobics event and LOVED it! The class was a group of 5 and one trainer. My roommate and I got an amazing workout from it! We both plan on coming back.
I’ve been to an indoor trampoline place before and I’d say I definitely like this place better. The trampolines here have a stronger spring than the last place I went to. It’s just an awesome feeling jumping here! You definitely go higher. It’s easy to get carried away and crash into the walls haha.
The SkyRobics workout was awesome. Who knew you could do so much on a trampoline? We had a circuit that included planks and TRX and this ridiculously hard half push up thing. Holy moly my upper body was so sore for three days straight! And the trainer only had us do each set for 30 seconds. So, it was hard but good to know that we didn’t have to suffer through it for so long. But seriously, just take the class to try the ‘popcorn’ move: P
The employees here are so pleasant! They were all really friendly and always smiling! Finding a place where alllll their employees are like that is a rarity.
The only downfall is their location. It’s in the cuts. And it’s reallllly dark if you go at night. You’ll see some warehouses and think you’re lost, but keep going. It’s just a little further back.
I would definitely come back. Especially since your first time is only $ 6! I think you have to buy their socks though, but they’re not expensive and you can keep them.

This place is in the middle of nowhere. My Über driver was hesitantly asking me if he had the right address because he thought I was taking him somewhere shady. (Sir… I should be more worried)
I came for a SkyRobics class, and I really didn’t come with any expectations.
To-Do’s:
— Sign the waiver before class (either online or in person)
— Wear comfortable, stretchy clothing.
— Get the required socks, which has gripping on it.
— Put your belongings on the correct cart, which are assigned by each group.
Nico was our SkyRobics instructor, and boy was he easy on the eyes. I had no problem watching him instruct us how to do things. But actually, all of the staff at Sky Zone were super friendly, always initiating a conversation while I was passing by. This place is super fun place to go in a group, whether you’re a kid or an adult.
The class went like this:
1) Cardio — Intense jumping variations on the trampoline. I was already tired after 15 minutes of this.
2) Circuits — There was TRX, push-​ups against the stand-​up trampolines, planks, PLACKS (plank jacks), squats, and medicine balls. This definitely targeted every part of your body, and you had to steady yourself on the trampoline while doing squats, so it was really working your core.
3) Abs
4) Squatting game
5) Stretching
My inner and back thighs are now sore, meaning that this was a great work-​out. It was new, fun, innovative, and definitely a great place to bring a group of friends to suffer together. Make the trek out to this venue!

A definite recommended spot for something different. I went here as part of my brother in law’s birthday celebration and was skeptical based on certain reviews and my own perception of trampoline places. I was completely wrong.
This place is great for everyone. It becomes 18 plus after 10pm, which weeds out the rugrats that may you may otherwise accidentally punt across the trampolines. We had a 2 hour ticket (10p-​12a) and my first thought was «is this really going to be long enough?» After the first 10 minutes of jumping around, I was soaked in sweat and taking a breather on one of the many leather couches circling the gym area. Even the most in shape people are going to be gassed after while, so the 2 hour limit makes perfect sense. Sky zone provides «sky socks» for $ 2 so you have some grip on your feet. You have to buy them, which makes me wonder why they aren’t just included in the final ticket sale (small gripe).
My group didn’t have one issue at all with the staff or other patrons. Everyone on the staff was friendly and helpful. I can imagine how many goobers epically fail at the basketball dunking area, but the one staff member working it humored our numerous, pathetic tries. Small things like that go a long way in making people comfortable.
At the end of the night, they provided everyone with free pizza and drinks (included with your ticket). They could easily gouge people for more, but again, they did it right.
As far as the difficulty in finding the location, Google Maps GPS takes you literally to the first sign directing you to the site. If you can read and follow signs, you will find it (unless you’re Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute).

If you want a brief review… It’s a room with trampoline floors. Enough said.
If you’re someone looking for something to do, go check this place out. Its not that expensive and totally one of a kind experience. Try and recruit some friends to go with you though, it probably isn’t much fun by yourself.
If you’re iffy on trampolines: I can’t do anything more than a 360 on trampolines and Skyzone is still a blast for me. My friend is a trampoliine guru and does things like Misties and 720 frontflips and this and that (I don’t understand it any more than I understand Pit Bull’s spanglish rap). It’s mostly about the active experience that really is unmatched.
Potentially you’re a parent who’s worrying about the waiver you have to sign to let your kid go: it’s really not a big deal. So long as you make sure your kid knows to follow the rules for the most part, kids typically have enough sense in them to not try ridiculous aerial stunts if they can’t land them. And the staff is pretty proactive about making sure everyone stays within bounds and isn’t being reckless.
You will work-​up a good sweat jumping for so long, so dress appropriately. Jeans are a mistake. Biggest complaint is that sessions are only an hour long.

We went to Sky Zone for the first time today. My boys had a blast. We were lucky to hit it on a day that wasn’t very busy. I’d imagine it’s chaotic on weekends. The staff was both friendly and very informative. Can’t wait to go back. Thanks Brian for explaining how everything worked. You and your coworkers were great! I had observed a kid that hurt his ankle. I watched as your staff assisted him to a chair and got him ice and then continued to keep him company while he sat nursing his injury. That speaks volumes to me!

This place is expensive, crowded, hidden in an industrial park, small, and has the most annoyingly strict waiver policy. I had read a bunch of reviews beforehand and studied from google maps the layout of Sky Zone and its surrounding streets, so finding the place was pleasantly quick and simple. There were various signs once you reach Air Force Rd. Parking on the other hand was a (pardon my language) B****. I brought kids here on a Saturday with e-​tickets all ready for 12:30pm time slots. Traffic coming here and fighting for a parking spot made me late by 30min. The parking lot is oh so tiny, completely inadequate for all the patrons that visit this place. Then when I got to the check-​in counter, I was told all but 1 kid could enter because he didn’t have a parental signed waiver. I was mad at myself mostly as I completely blanked. So while all the other kids played, I was with the other one outside filling out an online waiver. I’m not his parent so it was a huge hassle of calling the parent as the waiver required his/​her license. When I FINALLY got him checked in, we only had a lil over 10min left to jump. I tried to buy more time but the place sold out. It was an entirely stressful experience for me. So why 4 stars? Because my suffering pales in comparison to the radiant smiles of the children. While I was getting a headache 5min into jumping, the kids were having the time of their lives. So yes, I WILL BE BACK, prepared this time.

I hope management reads this and comments and really honestly looks into it because there is a woman at the front desk named Colleen who should not be there. plain and simple. she is extremely rude.
I asked a simple question to her and received a half-​answer and major eye rolling. I asked her to clarify her answer and she said «I can’t» and rolled her eyes some more. She is extremely rude and does not belong in a customer service environment. She belongs in a place where she has no interaction with people, because clearly she doesn’t like people!
Skyzone: you are a great place and lots of fun, but management come on now, read these review and youll see that the main complaint is your front desk staff, which is unfortunate because that is an easy fix and there are so many other people looking for jobs who would love to be there. but instead you have employees who don’t want to be there and SHOW IT.

This is my third SkyZone I have been too. This place is nice and a lot of fun. The adult areas are pretty small but I am sure they would adjust it if there were more people. The staff is very inconsistant with personalities but overall nothing to worry about.
Why it is not 5 stars: You have to pay extra for the socks and the foam is so dusty, it get’s in your eyes everytime you jump in.

Best things:
1. Pit of soft foamy cubes to jump into. (I was having ball-​pit flashbacks.)
2. Jumping around!
3. Great workout! I didn’t go for the calorie burn, but I was gettin’ my cardio on anyway and barely noticing it because it was so fun.
Alright things:
1. Only one person per square (trampoline). Which means you can’t really play around too closely with anyone else. I understand the reasoning behind this, but as a huge fan of reckless horseplay, it was a bit of a killjoy moment to find this out.
2. Seems like it would be a lot less fun if the place was really busy, but when I went it was fine.
3. Having to wait in line to jump in the cubes. It’s very structured.
Other/​Tips:
1. They provide shoes for you to jump on so don’t worry about wearing sneakers or anything. These shoes are included in the cost of the jump time, which is nice.
2. You have to sign a waiver before you go, which can be a problem if you’re bringing children you’re not a parent/​guardian of. I think you can print out the waiver forms online and sign ahead of time though.

We had been meaning to take our almost-​three-​year-​old daughter to Skyzone for a while now, and we finally got the opportunity. Everything worked out so well, much better than expected. First of all, we were thrilled that they had a court just for toddlers, so we didn’t have to worry too much about our little lady being crushed by the big kids. It was also nice that they allowed us to sit up on the platform by the trampoline and keep an eye on her. She had a great time, and expended a whole lot of energy (read: a plus for everyone!).
The gym is very clean, and at no point was I concerned about a surfeit of germs hovering about, which is the case whenever we go to indoor playspaces. It’s also very affordable: for the toddler bounce, it was $ 6 for 30 minutes. At that price, we can afford to take her on a semi-​regular basis, which is nice. And the snacks were a pleasant surprise as well, as they had mostly healthy options, many of which were organic, and they were affordable.
I think the little lady might love to have a birthday party at Skyzone at some point in the future, and the kids having/​attending parties there today all looked like they were having a blast. So we’ll keep it in mind for the future!

There’s nothing more humbling than getting annihilated in dodgeball by kids who haven’t even hit puberty yet.
I decided to take all my friends to Sky Zone for my bday, since… the older you get, the more you want to stay a kid:). After about 20 minutes of jumping on trampolines, we looked like winded elderly people. Well, next to all the 8 year olds filled with boundless energy – yeah, we were the oldies. But we looked mega-​cool and hip in some Sky Zone high-​top trampoline shoes. Right, right?
Despite not being able to keep up with the REAL kids anymore, we had an incredible time doing back flips into foam pools, dodging balls with our adult diminished agility, and unleashing our inner giddy 6 year olds.
We were probably the oldest people there…
Us (after spotting some other adults): «Do you want to join us in dodgeball?»
Adults: «Oh, we actually just came here to watch our kids. Where are your kids?»
Us: «uh…those 25 – 30 year olds over there.»
*womp womp*
After hurling our bodies across trampolines all day, everyone had huge smiles on their faces and a terrible need for Icy Hot. But Good God, I can already feel those abs forming, under the 16 layers of Icy Hot. Aw yeahhh.
As long as you don’t expect to be able to squat down/​bend over/​turn your neck for a few days without soreness and pain, this is the best place ever to take your equally childish friends.
Best. Birthday. Ev-​Er.