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Sky Zone Trampoline Park

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Rating

4.1(1,274)

Family of 4

$90-130 (2 kids ~$25-35 each for 90-min session, adults watching free or ~$20 each, Sky Socks $3/pair, food at cafe ~$20-30)

Duration

1.5-2 hours

Best Ages

Best for ages 5-16

About

Sky Zone San Carlos is the go-to trampoline park for Bay Area families who want high-energy, structured jumping time without driving deep into the suburbs. Situated right off the 101 in San Carlos, this location is convenient for families from San Francisco, the Peninsula, and even the East Bay.

The park is serious about trampolines — wall-to-wall bouncing surfaces, a foam cube pit that kids want to nosedive into over and over, a dodgeball court for competitive older kids, and a Ninja Warrior-style obstacle course that becomes an obsession for the 8-14 crowd. There's also a dedicated area for younger kids, though the overall energy of the facility is better suited for children who can handle a more frenetic environment.

Parents typically sit in spectator areas while kids jump — the layout makes supervision manageable, though the foam pit area can become a bottleneck on busy weekend afternoons. Staff members enforce height and age restrictions, which is reassuring for safety.

From a budget perspective, Sky Zone is a mid-range outing for most Bay Area families. A 90-minute session for two kids plus admission for adults watching runs $90-130 when you factor in Sky Socks and some food. Pro move: buy Sky Socks once and hold onto them — they're reusable across visits. Groupon deals pop up regularly and can cut costs by 20-30%.

Weekday sessions are significantly less crowded and often cheaper. If your kids are out of school and you can make a Tuesday afternoon work, you'll get a much better experience than the weekend rush.

Age Suitability

Infants (0-1)Toddlers (1-3)Little Kids (4-6)Big Kids (7-9)Tweens (10-12)Teens (13-17)

Parent Logistics

Stroller-Friendly

No

Nursing / Changing

Limited

Kid Meals

Available

Setting

Indoor

Rainy Day

Great option!

Plan Your Visit

Best Time to Visit

Weekday afternoons for shorter wait times and fewer crowds

Wait Times

15-30 min on weekends; minimal on weekdays

Nearby Food

San Carlos has a solid restaurant row on Laurel Street, about 10 minutes away. For quick post-jump fuel, there's a Chipotle and several fast-casual spots within half a mile of the park.

Why Kids Love It

Sky Zone San Carlos is a full-on trampoline park with wall-to-wall bouncing surfaces, a foam pit that kids want to hurl themselves into repeatedly, and a dodgeball court where big kids can get competitive. The Ninja Warrior-style obstacle course is a major draw for the 8-14 crowd — kids who think they're too cool for regular playgrounds will spend a solid hour trying to beat it. There's also an enclosed toddler area, though the energy level of the main floor means it's really a spot for kids who can handle the chaos.

Pro Tips from Parents

  • Toddlers under 3 have a dedicated smaller bounce area — check the age/weight limits before assuming the whole park is accessible
  • Sky Socks are required — buy once and reuse on future visits
  • Weekend afternoons 2-5pm are the busiest; come right at opening Saturday for a calmer experience
  • The cafe sells basic snacks and drinks — bring a credit card as pricing is a step above fast food
  • Check for 'Toddler Time' sessions on weekday mornings — lower-energy environment with less crowding

What to Bring

  • Comfortable athletic clothes
  • Water bottles
  • Sky Socks (or buy there for ~$3)
  • Cash or card for snacks
  • Change of clothes for sweaty kids

Cost Info

Admission Prices

Child
free

Tips to Save

  • Book online ahead of time — walk-in prices are higher.
  • Look for Groupon deals or check their website for Monday/Tuesday specials.
  • Kids can jump for longer if you bring your own Sky Socks from a previous visit.
  • Consider the Club Sky membership if you visit more than twice a month.

Hours & Contact

Contact

401 Quarry Rd, San Carlos, CA 94070

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