Sky Zone Santa Clarita

“First time at this location, came without reservations for my daughter's birthday and it was the best! Two 5 year olds and a 2 year old had a blast! Went on a Monday afternoon, it was so clean and empty. The kids had a great time and really used the entire two hours. The gentleman that helped us at the front desk was patient and took really good care of us, a special bonus for her bday and made sure we all got everything we needed. Arcade was fun for all the kids too! Only downside was the kitchen is closed on Mondays for maintenance so wish we brought some snacks. Other than that will definitely come back during the summer break. Thanks for such a memorable birthday experience.”

“So excited this is finally open!!! My 11 year old and her friends had a great time on opening weekend. I bought tickets online and filled out all the waivers beforehand for quick check in. Socks can be reused for future trips! Lots of places for adults to sit while their kids are playing. Tons of friendly staff keeping kids in check. Considering a membership!”

“I believe our event staff employees name was James. We had a frozen theme 1st birthday party and he was so great with the amount of kids we had. He made our first time experience wonderful! I 100% recommend.”

“We went to Sky Zone for a birthday party, which costs a small fortune. The required socks alone are around $7, which were included with the pricey birthday package. The kids had a great time and absolutely loved the experience, but it was nerve-racking for the parents because children of all ages share the same equipment. Aside from a trampoline dodgeball area for ages 8 and up, separate basketball courts, and a small toddler play area, you’ll see 2–3-year-olds playing in the same spaces as 18-year-olds. This can be dangerous, although everyone there seemed very courteous. The biggest challenge is when larger kids fall into the ball pit while smaller children are lying there, which could easily lead to someone getting hurt. It would be nice if they offered designated hours for certain age groups, though I understand how difficult that might be to manage. This location also seems smaller than the one near Arcadia. Lastly, I recommend avoiding the arcade, each game costs $2 or more and adds up quickly.”