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If you're looking for a fun and exciting way to spend an afternoon or evening, look no further than Sky Zone Trampoline Park in Daytona. This place truly has it all, from classic American favorites like burgers and fries to a great variety of ice cream flavors, all in a safe and well-maintained environment. Of course, the main attraction at Sky Zone Trampoline Park is their incredible equipment. From trampolines to foam pits to obstacle courses, there's something for everyone here. And the best part? Everything is safety tested and well-maintained, so you can rest assured that you're in good hands. Another great thing about Sky Zone Trampoline Park is the staff. There's always enough staff on the floor to ensure that things are running smoothly and that everyone is having a great time. Whether you need help with a piece of equipment or just have a question, the staff is always happy to assist you. And perhaps the best part of all? You can enjoy all of this for just $25.99 a month. That's an incredible value for everything that Sky Zone Trampoline Park has to offer. Overall, I highly recommend Sky Zone Trampoline Park in Daytona for anyone looking for a fun and exciting way to spend their time. With their great food, thrilling equipment, and excellent staff, you're sure to have a blast. So why wait? Head on over to Sky Zone Trampoline Park today and see for yourself what all the fuss is about!
Kedar Mohile
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It's basically for little kids, and the reason I went there is because I was part of a group that had a Spring break party deal. Second thoughts, maybe it's too dangerous for very little kids. The park is completely indoors, and it consists of various netted off areas to play various high schoolish type sports - except on trampolines. So: you can risk your neck playing dodge ball, or, what seemed to give the trampolines more of a work out, basketball. What tends to happen at dodge ball is that everybody eventually loses interest in jumping around and just concentrates on nailing the opposing team. If you don't like competitive sports - and it can get surprisingly competitive - there's free style jumping around. The facility is like a school gym, locker room, and lunch room all rolled together: there are lockers, areas to buy food and eat it, and, of course, lots of tramps. There are lots of rules, and staff members to semi enforce them. We didn't have any problems, most of the protests were in jest. I guess the rules would prohibit riding a hog on a trampoline; always wanted to try that, don't think the park would appreciate someone riding a chopper in, Judas Priest style. Probably a wise, unwritten rule, as I imagine it could be literally, potentially, neck breaking.
Naomi Gonzalostein
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We visited today for the first time in a while. The place really went down hill. When I got I'm line there was 2 people being helped and 1 person waiting in the V.I.P. line. It took a while for the people to finish up so in the meantime 4 other people/groups got in line. 2 in the online reservations line and 2 more in the V.I.P. I was in the normal ticket line which apparently doesn't mean anything to them. The employees completely ignored me and helped all other 4 groups who came in after me!!! When I stopped and asked an employee if I was in the wrong line or something because I kept getting skipped he thought it was funny and told the other employee who both continued to laugh at me. I do not find anything funny about it and I'm spending my hard earned money here so really didn't appreciate that. All the employees were pretty rude. They are also doing construction so only 4 spots were open instead of the usual 7 or 8 spots. Because of this all the areas were super overcrowded and not supervised well at all. They should make people aware that construction is taking place before they buy tickets. We will not be returning anytime soon that's for sure.
D.L
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Fun Times! The most helpful thing for people to know is that this IS the old SkyZone location by Volusia Mall + the old Hangar 15 building by Clyde Morris does not exist anymore. With that said, I'd never been to the Skyzone building and therefore wasn't expecting the difference in size. It was a lovely, clean and fun space but clearly smaller than the previous Hangar 15 location. We went on a Thursday with an easy to use Groupon and my 2 kids had fun. The obstacle course and one of the dodge ball parts were closed/under construction. That made it significantly smaller but it is what it is! The staff were super sweet: La'Naye helped us check in with thermometer scan for COVID-19 compliance, Camari processed our groupons happily and collectively with Desi they ran hula hoop contests for kids and adults which was cool, safe way to connect and increase activity. Even though I lost we had a blast and will come back again!
Shawna McDowell
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I took my grandkids, and they loved it. I purchased all day passes and was able to leave for several hours, and then we came back later with no reentry issues. There was plenty to do that kept both kids busy for several hours. There is no outside food or drinks allowed, so be aware of that. They have benches and couchs throughout for observers to sit and watch. The staff was friendly and the experience was great. The swing, zipline, and ninja course were a hit for most of the jumpers. They have a concession area and a small arcade area that cost additional. They concession is a little pricy. Be prepared to pay for sky zone socks as well they are $5.00 a pair.
Jo Beth Latimer
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Address
1300 W International Speedway Blvd, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
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(386) 682-2020
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Website
skyzone.com
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entertainment
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Sky Zone is a Los Angeles-based company that operates indoor trampoline parks. The company is often erroneously credited with opening the first indoor trampoline park in 2004, and is controversial for the amount of injuries that have occurred in its parks.
attractions: Courtyard Daytona Beach Speedway/Airport, Residence Inn Daytona Beach Speedway/Airport, FYE, Southeast Museum of Photography, Claire's, Wells Fargo Bank, restaurants: Houligan's Speedway, Hibachi Grill and Supreme Buffet, Mr Dunderbak's, 5th Element India Kitchen, Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen, Metro Diner, Pollo Tropical, Famous Philly's Cheesesteak Grill, Outback Steakhouse, Bonefish Grill
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