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Sky Zone Trampoline Park
Bounce into fun with high-flying adventures for all ages in Raleigh!
2.9
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Bounce into fun with high-flying adventures for all ages in Raleigh!
Sky Zone Trampoline Park in Raleigh offers an exhilarating indoor amusement experience with wall-to-wall trampolines, perfect for family outings, birthday parties, and active play. This venue features dedicated jump zones, snack areas with massage chairs, and event hosting services, providing a vibrant space for kids and teens to enjoy physical activity. While some reviews highlight occasional issues with communication and facility conditions, many customers praise the fun atmosphere, friendly staff, and membership options for regular visits. It serves as a popular local destination for recreation and special events in the community.
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Unlimited access to trampoline courts, foam pits, and obstacle courses during designated hours.
All-inclusive party planning with private party rooms, jump time, and dedicated hosts.
Exclusive use of the facility for corporate events, school groups, or special celebrations.
Affordable membership plans offering regular jump access and discounts on additional services.
Skyrobics and other trampoline-based workout sessions for adults seeking fun exercise.
Organized games and courts for trampoline dodgeball and slam dunk basketball activities.
Overall rating
joshua jolly
My experience with Obid at Sky Zone in Raleigh, North Carolina was so catastrophically disappointing that it somehow unlocked repressed memories from my third birthday party — specifically the exact moment my father decided “this isn’t for me” and vanished into the abyss. From a technical customer-service standpoint, the operational execution was genuinely astounding in all the wrong ways. Obid displayed the situational awareness of an unplugged Roomba and the emotional warmth of an expired Gogurt left in a 2007 Honda Civic. Communication was inconsistent, unprofessional, and carried the same energy as a substitute teacher three minutes from retirement. The environment itself already felt chaotic, but the interaction with Obid elevated the experience into a full-scale psychological stress test. At one point I genuinely questioned whether I was at a trampoline park or participating in an experimental study on human patience conducted by underfunded behavioral scientists. I arrived expecting bouncing, fun, and basic hospitality. Instead, I left with the emotional stability of a raccoon digging through a Waffle House dumpster during a thunderstorm. The customer interaction pipeline completely failed at every level: acknowledgment latency was extreme, conflict resolution protocols appeared nonexistent, and overall guest engagement metrics were buried six feet underground beside my trust in humanity. To put this into perspective: my third birthday featured stale cake, crying relatives, a missing father figure, and a melted Spider-Man balloon slowly collapsing in the corner of the room — and somehow this visit still managed to feel more uncomfortable. I would rather do my taxes in a DMV waiting room while listening to a smoke detector chirp every 45 seconds than repeat this experience. Deeply unimpressed.
Angela Carina Mosqueira
Great place with lots of options to choose from. Very clean.
Rosa Guzmán
Jun
Great place for kids and teens to hangout while having fun. Decently clean but really overpriced for what it is. Also if you buy a membership and want to cancel, good luck.
Etta P
Horrible experience horrible food … not worth the price at all!
Carlie Partin Jr
Severely under staffed, had 8 kids took 1 hour to get food in increments some kids were starving while others eat. Sent out chicken tenders one batch was 90% batter showed the young lady at the register, she tried to argue and say it was chicken in there. Showed it to the manager he said oh my God I’m sorry we will get it fixed because he saw it was mostly batter. Kids did have fun jumping but the food situation was atrocious…eat before you go. They have one oven for a packed Sunday. Jump time will expire before you get to eat. Urban air we coming home
