Frequently Asked Questions | Sky Zone Trampoline Park (2024)

FAQs

Do you keep Sky Zone socks? ›

Yes! Bring back your SkySocks to reuse on your next visit as long as they are in good condition.

What should I wear to Sky Zone? We don't have a strict dress code, but recommend active wear or athleisure. Don't forget your SkySocks.

Is there an age limit for admittance? Ages 7 and Under and their guardians have a dedicated time to join us during Little Leapers Hours, All other ages are welcome to join us for Freestyle Hours at Sky Zone.

Observer Parents and Guardians

All parents and guardians who want to enter the attraction platform but are not jumping must have a completed waiver, purchase our trampoline socks, and must wear an observer wristband provided upon admission. Observing parents are not charged for access.

The socks are included with your ticket price, but if you buy separately, they are $1/pair. You can bring them back and reuse them and get a $1 discount (as long as they are clean, in good shape, etc). All adults should be able to jump together, unless there is an extreme size difference between some of them.

Trampoline socks are often required by trampoline parks to maintain cleanliness, reduce slipping accidents, and provide better grip and traction on the trampoline surface for safer jumping and landing.

Jeans or Heavy Pants: It's best to avoid jeans or heavy pants. These garments can restrict your movement and make your jumping experience less enjoyable. Opt for lightweight, breathable athletic wear to ensure you can bounce freely and comfortably.

While it might seem sensible to wear shorts to the trampoline park, it's actually not a good idea because shorts expose a greater amount of skin and put you at risk for trampoline or plastic burn.

Yes, you can wear a hat while jumping.

Are trampoline weight limits per person? ›

The single jumper weight capacity, which is the individual weight limit, is calculated by the trampoline manufacturer and is based on how heavy you are and how high you jump. It's set to protect jumpers from 'bottoming out' (touching the ground while jumping) when they meet maximum height on the trampoline.

Once a month, we remove all the blocks from our foam pit, sweep and sanitize the bottom, inspect and sanitize each block, then throw them back in for more high- flying fun. Keeping Sky Zone sparkling clean is our priority because your health and safety are our number one concern!

You only have to pay if you've signed up to a contract which includes Sky Kids. Otherwise you can give month's notice to cancel. You can't do that via this public forum, however. You'll need to speak directly to Sky.

Yes! Bring back your grip socks to reuse on your next visit as long as they are in good condition. It's probably a good idea to wash them first, though.

Non-Slip Socks: Trampoline parks often have strict rules about wearing special non-slip socks that are designed to provide better grip and minimize the risk of slipping. Typically, these socks are available for purchase at the park, so remember to grab a pair for your child.

If you've been to a trampoline park or watched a professional trampoline athlete, you've likely noticed that socks are part of the uniform. Turns out, grip socks are the secret to trampolining success and maximizing your fun.

These socks feature a rubber grip placed from the heel all the way through to the toe of the sock. The purpose of this grip is to stop guests from slipping and sliding on trampoline surfaces. Not only has this helped with safety but it has also been a huge revenue generator and created great brand awareness.