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    Sky Zone Trampoline Park

    2.9 (37 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    This location is so much bigger than the rest!!
    Frances L.

    This sky zone has so much more then the other locations in the area, it not only has the standard trampoline areas it has a large food court and arcade games. Ample seating although not ADA friendly, the benches give a great overlook of the area letting you stay in one place and still be able to oversee your kid. One downside lots of teens who aren't that into looking out for lil ones.

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    Ja'Nelle S.

    This was my first time visiting this Sky Zone location. I liked the layout. The staff were friendly. I appreciated the fact that there is a lot of seating for those not participating. My kiddos had a great time and we would visit again.

    This is the kid who harassed us. I believe his name is Treshaun as that is what the worker referred to him as.

    Terrible experience. An unattended child around the age of 10 proceeded to follow our group of about 10 girls round calling them "fat tortas", saying "you need a tampon" and making other very sexist comments. He also participated in public indecency by showing us his private parts completely unwarranted and extremely disgusting. The staff and manager did absolutely nothing and treated the whole situation like a joke. According to the staff he is an active member and comes daily. They also said he has done this numerous times, harassing just about anyone and that it's not enough to ban him. So unprofessional of the business and employees. This behavior is disgusting and unacceptable for a public place catering to young children.

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    Thanks Ja’Nelle. We hope to see you again soon!

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    A scent is pumped into the facility that is overpowering. So not bring any children that have breathing difficulties or sensory disorders.

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    It's a nice place for kids all ages. The arcade games are not included. Bring your own grip socks or they have some to purchase.

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    Sky Zone Trampoline Park - New addition to the bigger trampolines

    Sky Zone Trampoline Park

    (33 reviews)

    Southwest Portland

    This facility has a lot of fun stuff for kids to do. Kids need to be able to be wild and shouldn't…read morebe on screens all day. My kids, and their friends, love coming here. We've been members for YEARS. It must be under new management because, in the last year or so, they've descended on the children with draconian rules that have nothing to do with preventing injuries. I appreciate the importance of safety, but these rules exist purely for the purpose of micro-control, and its purpose is to suppress the spirit that we come here to foster and nurture. They see a kid smiling and they start to hover, and pace, like vultures or hyenas, desperate to find some ridiculous rule to throw at them. Then they swoop in and deliver the blow. The new staff seems to get off on it. It's a shame because it's unnecessary, and this place is really awesome otherwise! If Admin spent half as much time upping their game on food and beverages, customer service, and cleaning/disinfecting, this place, they could do incredible things with their profits and customer loyalty, and make the world a better place in the process by promoting happiness and mental health in our children. Instead, they force customers to buy their branded socks and sell sub-par food at a big mark-up. That's the limit of their business acumen...

    This place gives the term 'organized chaos' new meaning. It's epic, overwhelming and impressive all…read moreat once. As soon as you walk in, you're required to sign a waiver before you can enter. You're also required to have or purchase a special pair of their trampoline socks. These will come in handy when you're looking to jazz up your Halloween attire since they are bright orange. When you enter, which involves giving a high five to the attendant, it is astounding to look at the multitude of options that are available in this giant warehouse of fun. Trampolines are just the beginning. You could easily spend an entire day here and delight yourself adequately. I have some concerns about cleanliness and I wish there were more hand sanitizer stations dispersed throughout the play areas. There is a snack bar available, but it's mostly junk food items. They don't serve alcohol. There are a plethora of party areas upstairs and downstairs if you want to host an event here. The cost of an annual membership is actually pretty decent. Especially considering that you get 20% off at the snack bar and as well as other perks. If I lived closer, I would definitely consider it. Otherwise, for a first time visitor, I was pleasantly surprised.

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    Sky Zone Trampoline Park

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    I don't think I would ever sign up for the monthly membership, but as a one-off place to hold a…read morebirthday or other kid-friendly event, Sky Zone is a decent place to let your littles burn off some energy, but comes with some MAJOR caveats that one should be aware of, before paying the (rather absurd) price of admission. Two of our sons have birthdays close to each other, so we hosted a double-birthday celebration here, bringing our entire brood of (five!) boys with us, plus a few of their friends, and let them run rampant for two hours! There's a small, fenced off section for little-littles, which includes a foam block pit and three trampolines. Beyond that, there are a couple of other, much larger trampoline/foam block pits for leaping into, trampoline basketball courts, balance-based obstacles, a full sport court, a massive trampoline-only section, and right of the front desk, a small area with a jungle-gym and a few projector-based games. In short, there's a lot to do, for just about everyone, of any age or size...although my three year old seemed to enjoy just running around the entire building and making towers out of foam blocks, more than anything! The price is a bit of a sticking point, though. First off, unless you sign up for the membership (by the way: don't!), you're looking at something like $27/person, regardless of age. And when I say regardless of age, I mean REGARDLESS of age. Yes, an adult costs the exact same price as a 1-year old toddler. For comparison, indoor playgrounds like Kids Empire charge $20 per child, with one adult included free with each child...and there is no two-hour time limit; that's an all-day pass; you can even leave, and return later the same day, if you like! This means that my wife and I can take our two toddlers, and let them play from morning til night, for $40 bucks. At Sky Zone, it would be over $100 for the same four people, and only for two hours. Want to extend your time? Pony up for the membership, or drop another Benjamin. That's bananas. Another annoyance, although seemingly loosely enforced, is that apparently you must wear Sky Zone branded grip socks, purchasable from the front desk at something like $7/pair. Now, when we bought our passes, we were not informed of this, and none of us had them; we entered the park and played for more than an hour, before one of the wandering attendants told one of our five kids that he needed to get out and get "proper" socks. This didn't happen to any other child or adult, so I couldn't even begin to tell you how this policy, and its enforcement, actually works, but be warned that there may be a "tax" of up to $7 per person, if the lackadaisical staff feel like cracking down on it. We ended up buying a couple of pairs for our toddlers, because they kept losing their own socks, due to friction, in the foam block pits, and the neon green baby socks were both longer, harder to remove, and easier to spot and retrieve from the pit, when they came off. Everyone, myself and my wife included, had a great time here, but it's a shame that the whole experience at Sky Zone was tarnished by predatory pricing, inconsistent enforcement of policy, and the aloofness and indifference of the clearly clueless staff (save for the people running the snack bar, strangely enough). So while your kids are likely to have a blast at Sky Zone, even parents who sit on the sidelines will feel like they've had to run the gauntlet just to provide a few hours of entertainment for their children. I felt more drained by the pricing, the operational headaches, and employee incompetence, than if I had spent those same two hours doing backflips into the foam pit. Having fun shouldn't be this hard, or expensive.

    Membership prices have gone down. They need more things for adults to do! Special shout out to…read moreCesar. He goes above and beyond every time. He answered all of our many questions with the patience of a saint. He's why we keep coming back!!!

    Liggle Land - Rue loving the noodles.

    Liggle Land

    (52 reviews)

    Southwest Portland

    Walking in the place smells of Asian grocery store. There's a big VR vehicle ride section to the…read moreright upon entering as well as a cotton candy machine and seating for dining. We paid 16$ for our 2 y/o to enter and the menu for food looked pretty good although we didn't eat lunch here. The play area is a pretty big section with many sections being for bigger kids: 42"+ and 6 y/o+. The big kid section was harnessed up obstacle courses, giant slide you ride down in tubes, and a giant bounce area. The toddler section was still really cool with a small trampoline room next to the main play area. The main area had rotating rocket ship platforms, a giant ballpit with fun projectors and a big slide and play place similar to the McDonald's and Chuck E. Cheese play structures 90's kids grew up with. The small slide went into a foam pit and the big slide was fun for even adults. Our toddler had a blast and of course was crying when we had to leave. Will definitely come here again and possible for lunch as well. Saw some Korean food items on the menu.

    We took our son out for a fun adventure day with a ton of stops for his 9th birthday. Liggle Land…read morewas one of them. It was $22 admission, which I think was a bit high for what we got, but I totally get how expensive it is to run a business (especially like this) & they've put a lot of effort into cool stuff here. The obstacle course area was unfortunately closed..it was what my son was most looking forward to. If this was open it probably would've taken our 4 to a 5/5 experience. Everything looked *pretty* clean and kept up pretty well. The selection of things to do was cool: trampoline game, wipe out spinning arm, zipline, large tube slide, steep ninja warrior slide, soccer/basketball area, and indoor playground. Not a ton of seating inside the actual play area & it's such a huge warehouse space it's probably impossible to AC the place so it runs a bit warm. Overall, our son had a great time and it was a cool place to take him on his birthday. I do think we'd come back, I'd just first make sure all areas were open first.

    FlightSchool Gymnastics

    FlightSchool Gymnastics

    (10 reviews)

    The product is great. I have No issue with the instructors or facility itself. However, an issue of…read morecontention is They charge you even when they're closed. When questioned they tried to weasel out claiming some nonsensical, "sOmeTiMeS iT wOrKs OuT tHiS way." This year, both Christmas and New Years were on Wednesday. Obviously I wouldn't expect them to be open on the Holidays, but I couldn't believe they still charged me for the entire month even though we only had TWO lessons in the entire month (EDIT: Well, I guess Jan 1 is a new month, but whatever). This has always infuriated me, but if it happens once or twice a year I can excuse it. However, twice!? It feels like being charged double. Again, I have no complaints with the instructors or product itself. In fact, I have ONLY POSITIVE things to say about them. My daughter loves her class! That said, I'd highly advise against putting your kid in a Monday or Friday class as most Holidays just tend to fall on those days and they will charge you for the missed classes regardless.

    I'm currently a gymnast here and I love it! I have been going here for 6 soon to be 7 years! 2…read moreyears spent in rec classes and almost 6 on team! The coaches are very supportive and kind and you can talk to them about anything even things in your life outside of gymnastics. the owners Phil and Lynette are very kind and loving but also push the girls to do their best. Love you lots flightschool!

    Sky Zone Trampoline Park - trampoline - Updated August 2026

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