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Sky High Sports
★4.3(980 reviews)$$Trampoline Park
🕑 1.5-2 hours👶 Best for ages 4-14. Younger jumpers (4-6) enjoy the foam pits and basic bouncing areas, while older kids and teens love the dodgeball courts and airbag challenges. Toddlers under 4 may find the environment overwhelming, though some locations offer special toddler times.🧡 Saved by 26 families
About
Sky High Sports is an action-packed indoor trampoline park where kids can literally bounce off the walls in a safe, supervised environment. With dedicated dodgeball courts, massive foam pits, giant airbags, and wall-to-wall trampolines, this Tigard facility offers the perfect rainy-day solution for energetic kids who need to burn off steam while parents can relax knowing the space is designed specifically for active play.
Highlights
- ✓Massive interconnected trampoline courts for freestyle jumping and tricks
- ✓Dodgeball courts where kids can play competitive games safely
- ✓Foam pits and giant airbags for practicing flips and jumps with soft landings
- ✓Basketball slam dunk areas where everyone can feel like an NBA star
- ✓Dedicated toddler jump times for younger children during select hours
Pro Tips
- 1.Book online in advance to save money and skip the line, especially on weekends and school holidays when walk-in waits can exceed 30 minutes
- 2.Special grip socks are required for jumping and can be purchased on-site for around $3-4, or bring your own from previous trampoline park visits
- 3.Visit during weekday afternoons (before 3pm) for the smallest crowds and best jumping experience with more space to explore
- 4.Sign the waiver online before arriving to speed up check-in, especially helpful when wrangling multiple excited kids
- 5.Pack water bottles as jumping is intense exercise - refill stations are available but drinks at the snack bar add up quickly
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings and early afternoons (10am-2pm) before school lets out offer the least crowded experience. Avoid Saturday afternoons and rainy Sundays when the park is packed with birthday parties and families seeking indoor entertainment.
What to Know
Jump sessions are typically sold in 30, 60, or 90-minute increments starting around $15-20 per child. Parking is free in the shopping center lot. A small snack bar offers pizza, drinks, and treats, or you can leave and return within your jump time to grab food nearby.
Seasonal Notes
Open year-round, making it an ideal rainy-day destination during Portland's wet winter months. Summer camps and special holiday events are offered during school breaks. The park tends to be busiest during October-March when outdoor play is limited.
Nearby Eats
Bridgeport Village shopping center is just minutes away with family favorites like MOD Pizza and Chipotle. For sit-down dining, try Oswego Grill (about 5 minutes away) which offers a solid kids menu and accommodates active, hungry families.
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