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Sky Zone Trampoline Park
4.2(842)4.2 out of 5 stars, 842 reviews Los Angeles, CA
About Sky Zone Trampoline Park
Sky Zone Trampoline Park offers a high-energy, exercise-focused experience that many parents find to be a worthwhile and wholesome alternative to other entertainment options like amusement parks. It's particularly well-regarded for kids to burn off energy and for hosting birthday parties, thanks to engaging and friendly staff members (though there are significant caveats regarding one specific manager).
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Birthday parties for elementary-aged children (e.g., 'the girls', '8 & 9' year olds).Families seeking an active way for children to expend significant energy.Kids who enjoy trampoline activities, including interactive games like dodgeball.Parents looking for a 'wholesome' and exercise-focused family outing.Broad appeal for 'every kid' and 'little ones.'
Why families love it
- Many staff members (e.g., Santi, Robin, Mei, Miguel) are consistently praised for being friendly, helpful, patient, and actively engaging with children, making their experience more fun.
- Provides a significant and wholesome outlet for children to burn off lots of energy through exercise-based fun.
- Excellent for hosting birthday parties, with staff like Robin providing patient and fun service to party groups.
- Staff members like Santi are proactive and thorough in explaining membership benefits, helping parents choose the best options for their family.
- Specific activities, such as the dodgeball court, are enhanced by staff like Miguel who actively interact with kids to make the game enjoyable.
- Customers report being won over by the value of the experience despite initial perceptions of it being expensive, comparing it favorably to other entertainment venues.
Insider tips
- Confirm the current grip sock policy directly with management or staff upon arrival, as it has been reported to be inconsistently enforced.
- If you encounter issues with staff behavior or inconsistent rule application, try to get specific names or descriptions for reporting, as one manager was noted for hiding his name tag.
- Consider this venue for children's birthday parties, as the staff assigned to parties received high praise for patience and fun.
- Be prepared for the cost, which some initially find 'expensive' but ultimately deem 'worth it' for the activity and experience.
Good to know before you go
- If your family is particularly sensitive to aggressive staff behavior, inconsistent rule enforcement, or a potentially unwelcoming atmosphere (specifically due to issues with the described male manager).
- If strict cleanliness standards are a top priority for you, as one review mentioned 'sock wrappers and foam pieces everywhere.'
- A specific male manager (with arm tattoos, reportedly hid his name tag) was accused of harassing, following, and yelling aggressively at an 11-year-old and other children, making them feel uncomfortable and sad.
- This manager allegedly enforced rules inconsistently, kicking specific children out of the foam pit for 'too many people' while others remained, and denying the use of personal grip socks despite the website policy.
- The facility's cleanliness was questioned, with a report of it being 'kinda dirty with sock wrappers and foam pieces everywhere.'
- Crowds
- The park can get crowded enough in popular areas like the foam pit for staff to enforce capacity limits, though this enforcement may be inconsistent.
- Value
- Initially perceived as 'expensive' by some parents, but the 'great, wholesome, exercise based super fun' is often viewed as a worthwhile investment, offering better value than 'amusement parks' for physical activity. However, some still note that the experience is 'not cheap.' Specific dollar amounts are not provided in the reviews.
- Accessibility
- No specific accessibility accommodations mentioned in the reviews.
- Safety
- Staff members actively monitor play areas (e.g., dodgeball court) and interact with children, which implies a level of supervision for safety.
What parents say
"Took two of my grandchildren here, maybe a year or so ago. I happen to be a cheapskate, and about fell over seeing how expensive it was. But it totally won me over! If you think about the absurdity of spending on amusement parks, and how stupid of an expenditure that is, compared to the great, wholesome, exercise based super fun of Sky Zone, there's no comparison. Bring every kid to this place. Hold your kid's parties here! Have I raved enough?! Seriously... Cheapskate to Believer"
2 months ago
"I’ve been to other skyzones and this is my least favorite yet, the male manager with the arm tattoos keep harassing us for a while he kinda followed us around the place. Made us feel uncomfortable, he also kicked my little sister and cousin out the foam pit due to “too many people” but they were there first and deep in the pit, he didn’t wanna hear it and still kicked them out which sucks because we payed to be here and it’s not cheap. The other employees were okay and the place was kinda dirty with sock wrappers and foam pieces everywhere. I couldn’t get his name because he kept hiding his n"
a week ago
"Santi was so wonderful tonight. He very clearly explained all the benefits of the different memberships to me. He was so polite and through it really helped me to decide on what was best for my family and I. My kids had such a great time and got out lots of energy. We can not wait to go back!!"
a week ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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