Sky Zone Trampoline Park
Newark's trampoline park — open jump for big kids, plus a calmer 'Little Leapers' session for ages 5 and under.
The Quick Version
- • Newark's trampoline park — open-jump courts, a foam zone, dodgeball, a ninja warrior course, and a warped wall.
- • Toddlers have their own window: 'Little Leapers' for ages 5 and under runs Wednesday and Saturday mornings, before general open jump, with only the calmer zones open and an adult included.
- • Grip 'Sky Socks' and a signed waiver are required for every jumper — Sky Socks cost extra and are reusable.
- • Passes are sold by jump time (90 or 120 minutes); hours vary by day, so check the live schedule.
Best Ages
Ages 3–12
Plan For
1.5–2 hours
Adults
Supervising adults don't jump-pay; a jumping adult buys a pass like anyone else. Sky Socks required for everyone on the courts.
Kids
Passes sold by jump time (90 or 120 minutes), with full access to all open courts. Check current pricing on their site.
What to Expect
Sky Zone is Newark's trampoline park, off Executive Drive — wall-to-wall trampolines plus a foam pit, dodgeball, an air court, a ninja warrior course, a warped wall, and a battle beam. It's a straightforward energy-burn for a cold or rainy day.
The thing worth planning around if you have a little one is 'Little Leapers,' a session for ages 5 and under that runs Wednesday and Saturday mornings, before the park opens to general jump. During Little Leapers only the calmer zones are open (main court, foam zone, air court), there's sensory play and music, and one adult is included with each toddler — a much gentler experience than the full park during open jump.
Before you go: every jumper needs grip 'Sky Socks' (sold separately, about $5, and reusable) and a signed waiver — do the waiver online to speed check-in. Passes are sold by jump time (90 or 120 minutes). One thing to know — posted hours are inconsistent across listings and shift seasonally, so check the live schedule before you head over.
Who It's Best For
Best for roughly 3–12 at general open jump. For ages 5 and under, the Little Leapers session is the right call — a calmer morning window with only the toddler-safe zones open. The ninja course, warped wall, battle beam, and dodgeball are for older, bigger kids.
Highlights
Little Leapers (ages 5 & under)
Ages 0–5A separate morning session (Wed/Sat) with only the toddler-safe zones open, sensory play, music, and an adult included — the calm way to bring a little one.
Open-jump trampoline courts & foam zone
Ages 5–12Freestyle trampolines, an air court, and a foam pit — the core of a general-jump visit.
Ninja warrior course & warped wall
Ages 7–12An obstacle course, warped wall, and battle beam for bigger kids with energy to spare.
What to Skip with Little Ones
- • General open jump if your kid is 5 or under — come to Little Leapers instead; the full park is rough for little ones.
- • The ninja course, warped wall, and dodgeball — built for older, bigger kids.
- • Friday and Saturday nights — busiest, loudest, and partly age-gated for 6+.
Logistics
Admission
Adults
Supervising adults don't jump-pay; a jumping adult buys a pass like anyone else. Sky Socks required for everyone on the courts.
Kids
Passes sold by jump time (90 or 120 minutes), with full access to all open courts. Check current pricing on their site.
Under
Little Leapers (ages 5 and under) is a separate, lower-priced morning session that includes one adult.
Prices drift — confirm current rates at booking. Sky Socks (grip socks) are required and sold separately (about $5/jumper); they're reusable, so keep your pair.
Getting There
Parking
Lot parking at the Executive Drive complex.
It sits in a commercial complex off Executive Drive; park in the lot out front.
Entrance
211 Executive Drive, Suite 3, Newark.
Parent Logistics
Single-level and climate-controlled; fine to bring a stroller and park it courtside while you supervise.
Restrooms on site.
Likely in the restrooms — not confirmed.
Fully indoors and climate-controlled.
Food & Snacks
A 'Fuel Zone' snack bar sells snacks and drinks.
Snack strategy: Snacks are available on site; if your kid needs a real meal, eat before you come (outside-food rules aren't posted — assume restricted).
Pro Tips
- ✓ If your kid is 5 or under, plan around Little Leapers (Wed and Sat mornings) — it's calmer, cheaper, and only the toddler-safe zones are open.
- ✓ Buy one pair of Sky Socks and reuse them — they're required and cost extra every visit, but the grippy soles last.
- ✓ Fill out the waiver online before you leave so check-in is fast, especially on weekends.
- ✓ Posted hours vary across listings — check the live schedule before you drive over.
When to Go
Best Time to Visit
Little Leapers (ages 5 and under) runs Wednesday ~9:30–11:00 AM and Saturday ~9:00–10:30 AM. Weekday afternoons are quietest for general jump; Friday and Saturday nights are busiest. Hours vary — confirm the live schedule before you go.
Seasonal Notes
Year-round indoor park. Little Leapers toddler sessions run on set mornings before general open jump; confirm current days/times on their site.
Rainy Day?
A reliable cold- or rainy-day energy burn in Newark; for little kids, time it to a Little Leapers session.
While You're in the Area
Newark's Main Street and other indoor spots are a short drive for a meal afterward.