Sky High Sports

Once again the «TV SUCKS» campaign is in full effect yo! What does one who is not a cool adult who sips wine while telling lies about their lives over brunch do? Well he acts a fool at a bounce house while the cool adults stare at him and shake their heads.
Been here a few times with a groupon and enjoyed each time. I mean, who doesn’t like doing ish that you did in your youth? They have dodge ball, a foam pit, or just the free jumping trampoline zone. It’s best to go in barefoot. By the time you’re done, believe me you will be sweaty AND sore in the morning! I do enjoy doing the sectioned trampoline zone as I like to bounce to each square with only one bounce per square (that’s pretty darn hard to do) without falling. You can flip and bounce off the walls too, which makes it really exhilarating! I don’t recall ever seeing a basketball hoop, but that would be pretty fresh to def if that had one at this bounce house tho.
There are a ton of kids here, especially during the summer and weekends (I guess parents drop them off) so if you’re an adult you will be outnumbered!
If you find yourself in the Spring Branch area and want to do something fun and active, then give this place a chance and please leave your coolness at the door because nobody looks cool jumping on trampolines and falling.

Brought my nephews and had a blast in the dodgeball area!
Sign up and liability waiver stuff was a bit complicated… For this, I knock off a star.
Will comeback as I don’t have to go through the sign up process

You go here to jump, it doesn’t get more simple than that. It’s really fun, especially dodgeball when it gets pretty crowded. Like other places, you should check out the website prior to your visit so you are aware of the safety guidelines and any other additional information such as the pricing, liability waivers, and the events calendar. As long as the jumpers are complying with the rules and/​or fixing mistakes after breaking the rules, it makes it easier and more enjoyable for everyone; the customers and the staff members. If you live near by or happen to be in the area, you should definitely check this place out!

This place was a waste of time and money!!! Way too many rules! Can’t do this, can’t do that! Then wtf did I come here for? To play! Not to obey your 101 rules! The foam pit, is two person at a time?! What!!! I couldn’t even jump and play with my little cousins and friends. And while you are on the trampolines you can’t sit and take a break, you HAVE to sit in the «resting» area, what? What if I just want to sit and catch my breath for 30 seconds I don’t want to have to walk to the testing area just to get back up? This place and their rules makes no damn sense!

Entire staff besides one person was very unfriendly. Word to management– hire people who enjoy being around kids, whole staff seems to be waiting for the day to end and are only there to collect a paycheck. $ 2 for a bottle of water and they got rid of the water fountain, complete bogus. Lockers are another waste of money not worth getting. Biggest issue by far though is the staff, they look miserable. Do yourself and the customers a favor and quit if you really hate your job that much.

**Beware when you enter the parking lot. We hit a hidden pot hole! **
We came for a family birthday on a weeknight. The place was empty. i believe we were the only party there. The place smells & no sanitation whatsoever. Kids running around barefoot around the entire place, even to bathroom.
The pizza was Eh. Looks like frozen digiorno pizza.

This place used to be fun… USED to is the key word here. This place has down sized, IN HALF, still charge the same price they used to and everything is DRASTICALLY smaller. Went there for a party and everyone was disappointed. All of the courses were half the size they used to be, they no longer have food for sale, the men had to use the restroom outside, LITERALLY! If only we took pictures of the disappointment. No where on the site does it say anything about it becoming smaller, or no food/​pizza any longer, nor do they mention its $ 11 an hour for what? I would NEVER waste my gas to drive there much less pay them a penny.

Planned to go to sky high today. Checked on their website that they would be open, nothing in the news and announcements section about special events or closures. Drove half an hour with 3 excited kids to meet 2 other moms with 5 excited kids who had also driven half an hour to get there. Only to find that it was closed for renovation.
8 very disappointed kids and 3 fed up moms, none of us will come back. Especially as we have now discovered sky zone 15 minutes away, great airy super clean facility. Forget sky high, it’s unreliable, try sky zone…

Simply the worst trampoline park I have ever been to. Check in process will take you at least 15 minutes and don’t go upon opening on Saturday as the only jumping area is half consumed with an exercise class.
My kids hate this place. Won’t be going back. Ever.

I brought a groupon for this place. I called ahead and when I arrived they said that the inspector had shut them down because there bathrooms didn’t work and half of the facility was under construction. They said that they had nothing to do with the groupon that THEY POSTED. and myself and my party was turned away after driving 50 minutes. Also the price that they have on groupon is actually more expensive then the price they actually charge.

My kids are happy. Very good.

This review is for the AIRobics exercise class. I came here with one of my Meetup groups and had a blast. I was out of breath when the hour was up but I felt like I got in a good workout without killing myself. The instructor was enthusiastic without being annoyingly upbeat, and she allows for modifications. I stuck to the basics because I’m a scaredy cat, but she showed us some cool trampoline-​only moves that I’d love to come back and try. The classes are $ 8 but I believe they are discounted if you buy them as a package. Sky High also offers «free play» for all ages so if you ever want to grab some friends, jump around and relive your childhood you can do that too!

The kids enjoyed it! I mean as a kid what’s not to like about a place where you can run and jump at your leisure? The rules simply do not apply here. The workers are more interested in each other than watching the kids.
I would not I repeat NOT have my kid here unsupervised. Too many day campers and not enough interested staff.
Sky high needs groupon to survive.

I don’t care how old you are– you Will have fun here! I felt like a kid again. I always saw the Groupon offer for this place, but had never been; so finally my friends and I decided to try it. The Groupon had several options, and we opted for the one hour private rental, since there were 12 of us. (All adults, by the way) ;) it was actually super cheap this way, came out to $ 9something per person.
When we got there, the staff was really nice. Sign in process was fairly easy. We had our own section and one staff member was assigned to our section. He was awesome, too. Helped out the girls team in dodgeball, and even let us stay a few minutes longer than our reservation time ;)
We occupied our hour jumping, playing dodgeball, and doing tricks. All in all, it definitely made up for the 2 days I skipped going to the gym earlier that week! Neat place to come with a big group; they even offer workout classes, which I want to come check out. Will be returning eventually! :)
The 1 thing I wasn’t fond of: they had a no shoe/​no sock policy. Only socks purchased from them for $ 2 could be worn. I get that it’s for safety reasons, but as far as hygiene purposes are concerned– kinda gross, dude.

I’ve been to other trampoline jumping places around Houston, and Sky High just does not compare to the others. First off, their workers are disrespectful. None of them had smiles on their faces when we came in. And while we were signing up on the computers, they screamed at my sister, saying that she should not sign up and only adults should because they ASSUMED that she was a minor.
The trampolines were the same as other places, and if I were you go to the other jumping places around Houston if you want to be treated like humans and not animals.

This is my first time going to any trampoline place, so I have nothing to compare this against.
So my friend sent me a text message asking if I wanted to join him to Sky High and with the text, he included a link to the Groupon deal ($ 12 for two-​hours of jump time on the weekends.) And since I didn’t have anything planned for the day, I figured I might as well check this place out. So I purchased the Groupon deal and then went on my merry way towards Sky High Sports.
Sky High Sports is located on Westview, just a little East off the Beltway. If you’re coming The South side on the toll road, you want to take the Memorial exit and take the feeder all the way past I-​10 until you hit Westview and bust a right. Sky High will be on the left hand side. Not hard to find at all.
When I arrived there, I had to register as a new guest on one of their little computers. It took me about two minutes to do that. You will then have to sign a waiver before you check in. At the check in, that’s where they give you a wristband which tells you what time that you’re allowed to stay at the facility. They will tell you that to use the facility, you will have to be either barefoot or use one of their specialty socks ($ 2.)
Nobody checked for my wristband as I walked into the facility and I saw a lot of kids NOT wearing specialty socks. I felt cheated at this time because I really didn’t want to pay that $ 2 for a pair of socks that I will wear only once. But whatever.
They have lockers you can rent out for $ 0.50 to put your phone, wallets, and whatever just in case you don’t want to lose them while bouncing around. Especially in the foam pit (a kid actually lost his iPhone, ya’ll!) Next to the lockers, they have little storage cubes for you to store your shoes. I noticed there were a lot of plastic trash (socks wrapper) around here because they didn’t have a trash can. So, the kids just unwrap the socks and threw them on the ground. Other than this, the facility was reasonably clean.
You have your dodgeball area, foam pit, main area, and you have your private areas. Pretty standard stuff, I would think. There were a lot of parents, obviously, who were there to celebrate their kids’ birthday or to just accompany their children to have fun. Me and my group were probably the oldest people who were actually bouncing around. I’d say most kids here were under 12 yrs old. You DEFINITELY don’t want to be here if you’re a registered sex offender because you’re going to get arrested.
Anyway, for the dodgeball area, you have to wait in line with the kids and play with the kids. We couldn’t really «play» because who wants to be that obnoxious adult who threw a foam dodgeball at some 8-​yr old face? The main area is the biggest area, obviously. You have to remember, though; only one person per trampoline, or they will call you out. The foam pit has four lines. You wait in line, wait for your turn, go jump into the foam, come back, and repeat. The problem is… the kids don’t care about waiting in no line. They cut, and cut, and cut, and cut. No problem, but I wish someone would have been there to organize. Wait! There was someone but he wasn’t organizing.
There were two water fountains by the check in desk. They were both OUT OF ORDER. No problem, get your iced water from the snack bar, but you have to wait in line. There were vending machines, but a lot were OUT OF ORDER. One of the urinals in the restrooom was OUT OF ORDER. Some of the arcades were OUT OF ORDER. I’m seeing a pattern here.
All in all, me and my group had a lot of fun. I’d definitely do it again but ONLY if there was another Groupon deal. I don’t think I would pay the full $ 20+ for this.

I for one have never heard of a trampoline park until I came down here to Houston. My friend mentioned it to me and I knew we had to go. When we first got there, there was a little confusion. We had waited in line and then when it was our turn, we were told to go to the computers on the adjacent wall to register. We also thought the educational video at the cash register was hilarious. We were imitating the staff waving their index fingers at people breaking the rules.
We paid $ 11 each for an hour, which didn’t seem like a long time, but after half an hour we were exhausted. We were the oldest people there without kids. I haven’t jumped on a trampoline in years and I felt like I was in elementary school again. I had a blast. It was like a fun way of exercising. My friend went to an exercise class they offered. Although, there weren’t that many people there, she said it was pretty strenuous.
The placed seemed pretty clean. I’m a bit of a germaphobe, but I didn’t have much to complain about.
We all had a blast and made the most of our hour. It was also really fun to see all the little kids having a great time as well. There were also some gymnast type of people doing all sorts of tricks and flips. It was very entertaining. I will definitely be returning.

Although I can’t do anything cool like flips, it’s still pretty fun to jump around and play dodgeball!
One thing that I don’t like is that the last time I went we HAD to take our shoes off. I suppose I can understand the justification of having to take off socks (one could slip) and shoes (one could step on someone’s bare feet) but it’s kind of gross to be jumping around barefoot.
Obviously this is not the type of place a germophobe should go because you’ll just see germs everywhere! The foam in the foampit is kind of gross too, and it’s hard to get out. But for the carefree type this is a great place to go and have fun!
Another note, if you are under 18 and coming for the first time, you need your parents signature on the waiver so plan ahead! And even if you’re above 18 I believe you need to have your ID on you the first time. I know my friend had a lot of issues because she was 18 but forgot her ID and was forced to call her mom by the manager. So be prepared!
Also the pizza sucks. It doesn’t taste like anything…
But overall I was satisfied with my most recent visit which is why I’m giving them a 4. I’m not going to dock a star for food since it isn’t a restaurant.

I had been skeptical about these trampoline places thinking it’d be kind of silly to go and more for little kids, but I was wrong! Went for a friend’s birthday because she wanted to do trampoline dodgeball. They booked a private court for us and had our own referee.
We had a great time playing and then goofed around and made up some of our own games when we needed a break. Something about jumping on trampolines really brings out the fun spirit of everyone, no matter what age!
Tips:
1. Wear gym clothes and sneakers
2. Bring your own water bottles/​coolers/​sweat towels

Only one word can describe this place. FUN! I am a forner FORMER gymnast and this totally took me back to the «good olé days». I was jumping around like I was 11 again and that lasted for about 3 seconds. Following that my heart began to race, I began to sweat and it felt as though my lungs were on their own journey out of my chest via my throat!
I fought through it and continued to jump and flip and take breaks and drink water. I wish I had worn shorts and not jeans but I have so many trampoline burns on the parts of my body that were exposed (hand, elbows and feet) that I am sorta glad I wore jeans.
The price for adults is $ 11 dollars per hour. We’re old and were looking at our watch 15 minutes in like is it over, can we have water now? Once told «no» we found other ways to kill time by playing dodge ball and freeze tag. FUN!
The food is nothing healthy, so if you are vegan, vegeterian or on a diet you will go hungry. We had corn dogs, nachos and pizza. They have awesome slushes and super nice staff. The restrooms were clean and parking is abundant.
2 negatives:
Because there is a shoe or barefoot option only it seems that those who choose to wear shoes bring in all kinds of rocks and debris from the outside parking lot that gets IN TO your feet if you choose the barefoot option as I did. It can really hurt too if the rocks or debris happens to have the slightest sharp edge. We had a little mishap with one of the children that was with us due to unknown particles on the trampoline.
These trampoines will RUIN A PEDICURE. because your are jumping, tripping and sliding in all directions it is very easy to burn the top of your feet if you are careful. This will take your polish off so fast it’s not funny. hey should have nail shop on site, I bet they would make a killing.