Sky Zone Trampoline Park

We hosted a birthday party for one of our friends kids here and it was easy to schedule online and when we arrived everything was in order. Jazmine was our party host and was incredibly helpful and sweet. We were going to bring in our own food but ended up getting pizza there and it was pretty good! Prices are a little higher, but worth it and the kids had a great time playing! It seemed pretty clean inside the play area and the party table was decorated cute when we arrived. We appreciate everything they did to help our friend's daughter celebrate her birthday!

Can you purchase peace from active kids? Apparently, it's possible! (for a fee of course). $22.95 for a 2-hour pass, there are also unlimited memberships, birthday party packages and special hours for younger children.

$22 for 1.5 hours. Kids get energy out. I even jump. Never very crowded. Always fun. I grew up watching American Gladiator and the jousting area lets me relive my youth. Lol. Well supervised. Nice variety in menu at concessions. Good music. Clean

First thing: This used to be called Defy, and now it's Sky Zone! Same general concept, but different name.I have two very active boys, and we've been to many if not all of the trampoline parks in and around Indianapolis, and this Sky Zone location is pretty much among the best of them. It's not the newest, but the variety of activities is what sets it apart.There are multiple trampolines, a separate area for trampoline dodge ball games, a parkour course, a rock wall, foam pits, super trampolines that let you jump really high, a zip line and lots more. There are lots of places to sit and watch if you're not jumping (including massage chairs), and there's a snack bar with food and beverages.This Sky Zone also has party rooms, so you can have your kid's party here.While I was there supervising my child, I saw multiple staff watching over the action and intervening when necessary. I noticed that when it started getting busier (after 7 p.m.), there was staff there blowing whistles at people not following rules. Rules are posted all around the trampoline park.We played at Sky Zone for a good two hours and my child never got bored. He didn't want to leave! It's a very fun place to spend some time getting sweaty.

We came over fall break to give my daughter a chance to bounce off some steam. I must say we picked a perfect time as it wasn't too crowded and my 5 yr old was able to fully enjoy herself. I was surprised to see the food place downstairs was actually opened because it was so dark you would've thought it was closed. Because it wasn't crowded I was able to sit upstairs and watch my daughter from a distance. My husband and middle daughter stayed downstairs bouncing and even they had to say they enjoyed.

By far my favorite location and I have visited both. This location is well managed which is unlike the other location. Every time I bring my kids here they love it and I feel safe here. It's also not incredibly big so you can have fun and see all features.

I was looking for a place to take my little during the President's Day holiday and ended up here. The place has a large private parking lot. I highly recommend filling out your waiver before you go, to save some time. It is good for a year. If you don't have your waiver done before you get there, don't worry, they have a bunch of kiosk set up for you to get it done.We got there around noon and they had a sign on the door that they were at capacity until 2:30 PM. Luckily we had a reservation for 12:15 and was able to get right in. The online reservation thing is very easy and I highly recommend it as well, especially on holidays and weekends. You have to buy the special socks to play here. We had socks from a previous trampoline park trip, so we were good. You pay for the time in the park, be it one hour or two hours. One hour was more than enough for us. The prices are very reasonable and you can find an occasional Groupon or other deal on occasion.The place was packed, but everyone was pretty spread out and there was a very short wait, if any to use the equipment. They have a ninja warrior set up to the left, trampoline dodge ball and a bunch of trampolines to the center. There is also a zip line in the center and a stunt jump, and trapeze and aerial silks to the right. Further to the right you will find a wall trampoline, a mega trampoline, a high trapeze and swing, and an airtrack. My daughter loved the zip line and trapeze. She was all over the place and hit everyone of the places attractions.There are sofas placed all about the studio for parents to sit, while the kids run around. I did not have a problem finding a seat when I wanted one. They also have an large overlook, where the birthday party section is located, that has a small lounge area and a small bar seating area that overlooks the park. There is a bright scoreboard looking thing hanging down from the ceiling that has the time and has a big tv board that was playing a movie while I was there. They make announcements every half hour, letting people know that their time has expired (by the color of their wristband).If you want food, they got you covered, they have a small snack bar that sells, pretzels, hot dogs, candy, drinks and much more snack bar favorites. It is reasonably priced and there is a place set up, with tables, in front of the check-in desk where you can sit down and eat, There is no food or drink allowed in the play area. They also have a water fountain with water bottle filling capability if you bring your own bottle.The place hosts birthday parties. Someone was celebrating their 9th birthday while I was there. It is not a big area, nor is it private. It is located on the top of the balcony area that overlooks the park.All in all this is a fun place for everyone, but I think kids from about 5 to 15 will enjoy it the most. Kids younger than that can really do much by themselves. Yeah, you can put them on the equipment and take some photos for the gram. And I saw it while I was there, and it just did not look fun. My little really had a good time. The staff is very friendly. They are not harping on the rules and letting everyone have fun and kids be kids. Don't get me wrong, they will correct something if they need to, but they are not rude about it and not hawking over the place with a whistle just waiting for something. The place is very clean and well organized. I was very impressed. This is a nice indoor activity for your little ninja warrior, cheerleader, or gymnast. I give this place my stamp of approval.

Please, if you have young children, avoid this place at all costs. My almost four year old daughter, was jumping and minding her own business and a boy 3 or 4 times her size came out of nowhere and jumped right on top of her leg. She collapsed in pain, hysterically crying and the boy didn't even stop to see if she was ok. The worker witnessed the entire thing and didn't seem to care. Everyone around stared at my poor daughter who couldn't even stand and no one bothered to help us. She now has a broken leg and cannot attend school and do all the normal things a 4 year old is supposed to do. The place is completely overrun with older kids. The place is entirely too small for how many people are inside. It seems like a total building code violation. My gut should've told me to skip her friends birthday party when I saw the parking lot was over capacity and how chaotic the inside was. We have been to Adrenaline Fishers and the trampoline park in Noblesville and they are much more spread out with not so many older kids jumping around. Sky Zone feels like a war zone with no workers and every man for himself. This last week has been a total nightmare and I'm sure many more hard times to follow all thanks to Sky Zone. Please please please if your kid is under 10, do NOT go here.

This place used to be a different trampoline park (Defy) and this location was recently acquired by Sky Zone. It looks exactly the same. In fact, there's still Defy branding everywhere.Its a pretty fun place for kids to work off some energy bouncing everywhere. Even off the walls in one area. There's also a ninja warrior course, jousting beam, zipline, climbing wall, and dodgeball court.

Place was an absolutely filth! Parents not keeping an eye on their kids. We witnessed a child punching another child in front of a security personnel and he did absolutely nothing to stop it--my husband had to intervene. Definitely not a place I'd take my kids to!