Good concept, but a trampoline somewhere else would have been more fun. The staff is overly bossy and rude....college kids obviously high on power. I could jump in a square somewhere else. The lack of freedom and constant yelling by the staff was ridiculous. read more

Great management combined with a fun, safe place for our kids and their friends to burn off energy. Thanks Sky Zone, we'll be back many times! read more

Skyzone is a great place to let the kids jump off some energy during open gym, take an aerobics class, play dodgeball, or have a birthday party. If you go to open gym consider preregistering online for guaranteed jump times and the ability to bypass the check in line. read more

This place is a great workout and fun for their open jump and aerobics classes. It's priced right, what you would pay for a typical fitness class at a gym as a non-member. You can take risks and do stunts, jump off the walls, hop from space to space, etc. or you can stay on one trampoline and bounce. read more

Took my son plus 5 friends last night for his 10th birthday. Didn't quite know what to expect. Kids had a blast, the Trampoline Park is nice and clean. Couple of things: they had the Dodge Ball section shut down until 10 min. prior to our time being out, which I thought was lame. $12/hour per kid? We deserved to have it open full time. The young men that work there, were a bit Natzi-esqu with the kids. There could of been a lot less yelling at my Boys. Although I minded it, the boys had a real good time. There was hardly anyone there, I'd recommend a week day visit verses weekend, which I hear is jammed. read more

Epic. Love this place. Best exercise in town - and the most fun you'll ever have in an aerobics class. SkyRobics is the greatest.

The first time I went to skyzone was with a church group. BEST DAY OF MY LIFE!! The staff are easygoing (with rules of course) and you can have a great time. They have great trampoline courts suitable for all ages. A kids court, the regular court, a dodgeball area (so fun!!), and you NEED to try the foam pit. The only con was that the foam from the blocks would get in your eyes. Other than that I'm definitely coming back again and again. read more

I have previously visited this location a number of times. Each time, I visited with my client, who has autism. During my previous visits, staff members at Sky Zone have been very friendly and have gone out of their ways to accommodate my client, including a male manager. This time, the female manager was extremely rude and proceeded to single out my client because he and another child had collided. The other child was perfectly fine, and my client profusely apologized for the accident. The female manager told my client that he needed to leave the trampoline area at that time. There were a large number of children at Sky Zone at this time, and jumpers were not separated by size/age. Rules seemed to be irrelevant for all other kids, except for my client. Both children were at fault; however, the manager chose only to reprimand my client, not the other child. While my client LOVES to jump on trampolines, this experience has left a very sour taste in my mouth, discouraging us from returning to Sky Zone in the future. read more

We've been going to Pump It Up for years. I have a 4 year old son and a 5 year old daughter. Now that they are bit older, I bought a Groupon for Sky Zone, hoping to try something new. We stopped in on a Friday evening and the place was busy, but not annoyingly so. The orange Sky Socks included in the package surprised me! I was expecting cheapo, low-quality one time use socks, but these were thick and padded. They'll definitely last a while. My kids bounced and bounced and bounced for an hour without stopping. What a great and fun way for the kids to get exercise, especially during the winter months (or when it rains for weeks on end). There we plenty of space, seating and shelves for shoes and jackets. I wish they sold more food, instead of just brightly colored slushy drinks and other stuff I don't really want my kids eating. But we're not there to eat. There's plenty of supervision and even though trampolines aren't the safest, I felt that my kids were in a safe environment. Highly recommended! read more

Skyzone itself is a great place but this particular skyzone is horrible. There is no air conditioning so it was hot in there and smelled disgusting. The staff there were nice however did not enforce rules. There were big kids running into little kids. I fully understand that it's a trampoline place and kids will run into other kids but it would get out of control at times. There should be an area for the smaller kids and the bigger kids. I saw someone changing a kids diaper on the trampoline in a different area but no one said anything. This was the first time we went and will never go back. read more

Went there once, keys fell out of my pocket in the edge of the foam pit and the manager refused to let me look for them even for a minute. He absolutely refused even though me and a friend were stranded in Plymouth with no way to get home and I knew where they were. As we were talking to him he went away to "take a phone call" and just never came back and completely ignored us. I had to wait 6 hours until 10 at night to climb in the pit and look so I could fucking leave. It literally took less then 3 minutes to find them. I've never had a worse customer service experience. read more

I won't ever go back here. Because of policy I can't be near my young daughter while jumping to make sure she is ok. This upset her and myself making the whole experience stressful and not any fun at all. Definitely not a family friendly place. Don't even try it. It's not worth it. read more

I have to agree, 376.00 for 15 kids for a hour or so is not my idea of a deal. I wish we could have brought in our own food. And had more time to jump.. I felt like I was doing a lot of the cleaning up.. read more

My husband and I have been going to SkyZone SkyRobics classes on and off for over a year now. We have noticed that the service and quality has gone down dramatically over the last 6 months. The answering phone service is ridiculous...trying to make a reservation for the class we had to go thru the Birthday Scheduling Coordinator to actually talk to a live person. When we left a message on the voicemail for reserving a class, no one ever called us back. The shoes that they provide are questionable at best. Sometimes we'll luck out and get a pair that are actually laced up to the top, but for the most part the laces have knots and aren't able to tie them properly. My last pair- the sole was torn apart for half the length of the shoe...that was interesting to jump in. You don't have to wear their shoes, you can go barefoot, but this opens a whole other can of worms. The actual aerobics teachers are hit or miss as well. We recently had one girl that read off a clip board for most of the class. Another teacher had two students in one square; one was jumping while the other was attempting to do push-ups. This was against SkyZone's own rules; to not have more than one person per square... I can go on and on. There used to be some good teachers last year, hence why my husband and I continued the classes, but we're becoming less fans with each week of 2013. Hopefully they have better new years resolutions and are just slow starting out. read more

If it were up to me I would rate this sky zone 0/5 stars. Absolutely horrible experience at the Plymouth, MN one. Employees were not in the least bit helpful and did not enforce any sort of rules. Absolutely filthy as well. Brought my niece, nephew and younger siblings there to enjoy their Sunday afternoon. I was told to sign waivers at the kiosk (which I did) and went up to the registry only to be told that they couldn't find two of the kids' names. I paid for the rest but the two which they couldn't find the names for would have to sit out. The cashier could have easily told me to go re-register again but decided not to. I stood there confused and looking like an idiot for 5 minutes until I asked can I just go and re-register their names again in which she replied yes. She could have easily just told me to do so. The next incident was when my nephew was playing slam dunk. Older kids intentionally blocked his shots continuously and one of them almost collided into him with the employee standing there watching them doing nothing about it. Overall horrible experience and if I were you I would avoid this sky zone like the plague. read more

I was really disappointed with the height requirement at sky zone. My son is almost 6 and in kindergarten. He is on the small size for his age. I also paid to jump with him. We jumped for about 15 minutes in the regular area and then they told us he could only jump in the toddler area. I told them he was 6! So, we basically went and jumped with a bunch of kids in diapers. Then they came over and told me I wasn't allowed to jump in the toddler area with my son. Since I had already paid, I was totally irritated and asked for my money back. They were happy to give me a refund and some "toddler time" free passes. I told them my son was almost 6 and not even close to being a toddler. He has also been in gymnastics since he could stand up and has been in the boys gymnastics class for 2 years now. He also plays Wayzata hockey and can definitely hold his own. I was totally disappointed in this rule since it wasn't clearly stated anywhere. On top of that, there were several other kids that were the same size as my son that were allowed to jump in the regular area. I think since my son is also underweight, he appears shorter. I asked what the height requirement was for kids and he told me 48". That made me crack up even more since my daughter is almost 8 and she was allowed to jump and she is only 47". They need to seriously figure this out and decide how they are going to enforce this rule. Please DO NOT HAVE AN ADULT PAY AND THEN TELL THEM THEY CANNOT JUMP WITH THEIR KIDS!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more