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Tanya Salas
1 reviews on 1 places
Showed up on a busy Saturday afternoon. Parking lot was full but there’s some parking spots across the street, behind the post office. It’s a big warehouse style building with a banner over the front door that reads “SkyZone coming soon”.
First impression as soon as you walk in.. this place is ghetto.. it’s smelled like dirty feet/laundry and popcorn, it was dirty, trash everywhere, spilled liquids, dirty tables, and super packed (I understand it’s was a busy Saturday afternoon). We only stayed to give it a chance so our kids could burn off some energy.. which they did but they still had a few issues with the older kids trying to claim “their space” by sitting on certain things. We paid $26/kid for a 90-minute pass plus $4/pair of sticky socks that’s required for each person jumping. You also must complete a waiver before you purchase any pass. A few trampoline sections required staff supervision and there was not one staff member there or anywhere near but was still being used by little kids and teenagers. Most of the older kids that were there, were just loitering around, standing or blocking sections and on their phones. About 95% of the staff members are teenagers and you can tell they have zero interest in anything going on. I get it, they’re teenagers but still. There was even a few people walking around on Facebook Live and just recording. I wish I would have taken more photos but I didn’t want to post other kids on here. We definitely won’t be returning.
First impression as soon as you walk in.. this place is ghetto.. it’s smelled like dirty feet/laundry and popcorn, it was dirty, trash everywhere, spilled liquids, dirty tables, and super packed (I understand it’s was a busy Saturday afternoon). We only stayed to give it a chance so our kids could burn off some energy.. which they did but they still had a few issues with the older kids trying to claim “their space” by sitting on certain things. We paid $26/kid for a 90-minute pass plus $4/pair of sticky socks that’s required for each person jumping. You also must complete a waiver before you purchase any pass. A few trampoline sections required staff supervision and there was not one staff member there or anywhere near but was still being used by little kids and teenagers. Most of the older kids that were there, were just loitering around, standing or blocking sections and on their phones. About 95% of the staff members are teenagers and you can tell they have zero interest in anything going on. I get it, they’re teenagers but still. There was even a few people walking around on Facebook Live and just recording. I wish I would have taken more photos but I didn’t want to post other kids on here. We definitely won’t be returning.