Sky Zone Trampoline Park

We went to a party. You get your own room. The kids bounce around while you drink coffee and eat pizza. It wasn't too crowded, and there weren't any lineups. It's a big facility.

A heck of a place for a child’s birthday. Although the kids have a lot of fun, the space is inherently dangerous, as it gets very busy on weekends and chance of collision is high. Much better to go on the weekdays after school, especially if you’re in a group. Highly recommend organizing the room and food in advance. You’re allowed to bring your own cake as well. Staff is friendly and helpful but often overwhelmed.

Daughter gave Sky Zone 5 stars "because it was really fun and entertaining". Son gave it 5 stars too. "There were two ball cannons and trampoline basketball, dodge ball, foam pit! Can we go again?!"

Awesome place! We went for my brother's birthday with a huge group if guys and it was great. Pricing is fairly affordable, and we got an awesome package deal that came with unlimited free drinks and also pizza. It was cool to see so many other people there, whereas many other places are empty all the time, and the variety of trampolines was great. I didn't get a chance to try out the nerf battle zone, but that also looked like a great touch. Foam pit was also super fun, and the staff were all very interactive and engaged. Syoer fun time all around. Solid 4 Stars

Fun clean trampoline park. Decent sized park with different areas for dodgeball, sponge pit, straight jumping, Lil kids area, and slam dunk area. Not bad

Lots of fun for kids but can be very packed and noisy and I'd wish there be more convenient waiting area and people not taking seats they don't use by putting the bags on them so one had to stay like cattle while visually there are many empty seats. The administration should take care of this as it's completely outrageous.

With had a fantastic birthday party here. The pizza served here was very good Uncle Fatih's and the staff were more than helpful in not only making everyone feel comfortable at the party, but also to ensure that their customers are safe in the trampoline zones. Plenty of options to keep people of all ages busy from a kid-friendly area, foam pit, a jump/dodgeball area, and even a place to live out your NBA All-Star Dunking contest fantasies.

Today I visited the Sky Zone Trampoline Park. It was both wonderfully refreshing and breath-takingly mind-numbing. I took my two sons to “Toddler Time,” which is the two hours before the place officially opens where parents from across the Lower Mainland come to see what it would be like to put a bunch of kids together and shake them up, like so many bugs in a jar. For the number of tiny skulls bouncing around here, I’m incredibly impressed that there aren’t more cracked coconuts and resulting TBIs. That said, the staff is warm and friendly, and though they are primarily in their teens and early twenties, they do a remarkable job of parenting large swaths of children for an hour at a time. The equipment is fun, safe, and the price is reasonable. It’s also an interesting place to watch fathers, not unlike myself, try to remember what it was like to be physically capable of the things they were when they were younger. Let’s just say that there are a lot of 200+ lb men in the air around here, spinning their arms backwards in tight little circles, trying to impress the stroller-pushing moms with their mad skills. 4 out of 5 stars.

I found all of the staff to be extremely friendly. And patient! The facilities were clean, and in good shape. They had adequate spotting staff per area, and I observed them ensuring the children followed the rules, so all were safe. The things I'd improve are simple. The pop machine accommodates one child at a time, so the kids spend a lot of time standing in line instead of jumping, and the pizza crust was awful. Overall, a thoroughly positive experience. We'll definitely go back.

it's fun and active. only go for 30 min the first time if you've never been and aren't normally very active. you will sweat!