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Sky Zone Cerritos Trampoline Park — Trampoline Parks in Los Angeles

Sky Zone Cerritos Trampoline Park

4.8(2,906)4.8 out of 5 stars, 2906 reviews Los Angeles, CA

About Sky Zone Cerritos Trampoline Park

Sky Zone Cerritos is a highly-rated trampoline park, particularly praised for its comprehensive and convenient birthday party packages that cater to various budgets and offer extended play time for guests. It provides an active environment where children can challenge their physical abilities and strength, making it a popular choice for regular weekend outings and first-time trampoline jumpers. The park also offers membership options like the 'Elite membership' and special programs such as 'Glow night'.

What parents should know

Summarized from real visitor reviews.

Best for: Birthday parties for children where parents want a fully managed, fun experience.Families seeking a venue for regular physical activity and entertainment on weekends.First-time trampoline users or those new to trampoline parks.Parents who appreciate attentive and friendly staff members (when encountered).Active playdates or family outings.

Why families love it

  • Excellent for hosting birthday parties, with staff taking care of setup, service, and cleanup, allowing parents to enjoy the event without stress.
  • Kids consistently love the experience, making it a potential regular activity (e.g., 'every weekend or every other weekend').
  • Staff members (Chinedim, Jacob, Diana, Ryan, Julia) are frequently mentioned for being very nice, approachable, helpful, attentive, and providing great customer service.
  • Offers a 'Glow night Program' which is enjoyed by members.
  • Provides an environment that challenges children's abilities and strength for a good 2-hour play session.
  • Birthday party packages are comprehensive, taking care of all party logistics, including 'no dishes and cleaning' afterwards.

Insider tips

  • Consider Sky Zone for birthday parties if you want a hands-off, stress-free experience.
  • Enquire about the 'Elite membership' if planning frequent visits to maximize value.
  • Be aware that specific Sky Zone socks are required; purchasing new ones costs $3 if you bring the wrong type or size.
  • If it's your first time or your kids' first time on a trampoline, Sky Zone is recommended as a great place to try it out.
  • Attend the 'Glow night Program' for a different experience.
  • Expect to spend around 2 hours for a good play session.

Good to know before you go

  • Interacting with front desk staff if they appear to have a negative attitude, as it can detract significantly from the experience (as reported with 'Jackie').
  • Underestimating the need for correct Sky Zone socks, as it can lead to an unexpected purchase and potentially an unwelcoming interaction.
  • Inconsistent front desk customer service, with one specific staff member (Jackie) described as 'extremely offputting,' 'unwelcoming,' and making a parent 'feel belittled' over a sock purchase, negatively impacting the overall impression.
  • The way information about required purchases (e.g., specific socks) is delivered can be unwelcoming.
Crowds
No direct mentions of specific crowd levels at different times, but the implication of it being a potential 'every weekend or every other weekend' spot suggests it can attract consistent attendance.
Value
Birthday party prices 'might seem high at first' (one parent spent over $1000 for a Saturday party) but are justified by the convenience of Sky Zone handling all party logistics (no dishes/cleaning) and often including extended play time for guests. The park accommodates 'all types of budgets' for parties, suggesting flexibility in packages. Required new socks cost $3.
Food
Not explicitly mentioned regarding general visitors. For birthday parties, the mention of 'no dishes and cleaning to do afterwards' implies that food and drinks are provided as part of the party package or handled by Sky Zone's services.
Accessibility
No specific accommodations for special needs or accessibility features were mentioned in the reviews.
Safety
The environment 'challenges their abilities and strength', implying active physical play. While specific safety equipment or protocols were not detailed, staff members (e.g., Julia walking around, Ryan checking on guests) are present and attentive, which contributes to a supervised environment.

What parents say

Hugo Mejia
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"Amazing Place to spend a good 2 hours with your kids. they will love it as it challenges their abilities and strength. Also a great place to celebrate their Birthdays. They can accommodate all types of budgets. if you haven't been to a Skyzone or has never jump on a trampoline, well this is a great place to try it out."

a week ago

Sherrell Pitts
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"First time here and the kids loved it. This is probably where I’ll be every weekend or every other weekend. Staff member Chinedim was very nice and approachable. He answered all questions that I had and was very nice."

8 months ago

valentine
3.03.0 out of 5 stars
"Jacob and Diana are amazing it’s a Friday afternoon and they seem to really care except the girl at the friend her name is Jackie ( because of Jackie. I had to lower my score from five stars to three stars. It was just extremely offputting. Her attitude was way off ) definitely not welcoming. Definitely gave me a bad vibe altogether since I first got here at after I spent over $1000 on Saturday I brought the wrong size for my daughter socks, and someone told her that she needed to change her socks. I went to tell Jackie at the front that I wanted to purchase new socks, but I didn’t know that s"

a year ago

Reviews sourced from public Google data.