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Sky Zone Macgregor is now Permanently Closed

We visited Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park at Macgregor on Saturday the 24th of November 2018. We took Ms 7, Mr 9 and Mr 11 with us to test the venue and see if it could cater for the vast age ranges and to see how ‘family friendly’ it was. Here is what we saw/did and thought!

We spent two hours at Sky Zone and were there without crowds for the first hour, and with crowds for the second hour. The impressive purpose built building is easy to find and has plenty of parking.

They run 1 hour sessions (see pricing details below) and give out wrist bands so they can keep track of which session you have paid for. At Sky Zone you can jump, rock climb and play laser tag.

Sky Zone Venue Suitability:

Sky Zone Venue

The building is huge with great facilities and well equipped for the purpose of bouncing, laser tag, and rock climbing. There is a lovely café where you can sit and enjoy fried foods or wraps and salads. This is important because you are not allowed to bring external food into Sky Zone. They have Sky Zone reusable coffee cups which you can purchase for $16, which gives you a free first cup of coffee. For every additional coffee you then get in you reusable cup, you get $1 off the price.

See below for the layout and different ‘areas’ they have for play.

Sky Zone Age Suitability:

Sky Zone website suggests that the venue is suitable for ages 3+. Ms 7 was enthralled with it and absolutely loved every part of it. Due to the noise, I would be very reluctant to take noise sensitive children here or very small babies. There is a baby change table in the disabled toilet. There is no designated breastfeeding area, however the venue is breastfeeding friendly and staff advised they would make a private space available for any mother who requested one. They are able to heat baby’s bottles on request if you ask their friendly staff members. They do not have a designated parent’s room.

Although I did not see any secure play area for very small children who were not actively engaged with bouncing, they have told us that they open up special areas for smaller jumpers. Their specially trained Sky Guards carefully supervise all jumping activity to ensure it’s safe and jumpers of all sizes can have fun whilst remaining safe. What I REALLY like the sound of is their “Little Leapers” sessions from 10am – 1pm Monday to Friday, 9am – 10am Saturday, Sundays, and public holidays. These cost is $10 per hour for 5 year olds and under and their accompanying parents. Sounds like great fun for the little ones.

Sky Zone for Older Kids & Parents:

When I went to review today, I genuinely expected to be the one behind the camera and with the notebook…. however, I couldn’t resist a bounce… and OH MY GOODNESS it was fun!! I totally loved the foam pit, it is a full cardio workout bouncing into there and then trying to climb out!! I also asked about how they clean the foam, and they advised that they regularly take the foam completely out of the pit, clean it, remove any damaged or yucky bits of foam, and add in new foam.

Watch our video to get the full gist of the venue and the fun to be had:

Sky Zone Trampolining

Sky Zone in MacGregor isn’t just an ordinary indoor trampoline park. Sky Zone connects hundreds of trampolines together for an endless amount of fun! Your kids can finally (safely) be truly bouncing off the walls. Sky Zone MacGregor is also home to the very first SkyLand – A massive laser tag arena that spans 3 stories and holds up to 20 players at any one time.

Sky Zone houses 5 main attractions in their trampoline sector of the play zone:

Stratosphere – Where you learn to fly

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This area of Sky Zone is for beginners – where you learn the ropes. Jump from trampoline to trampoline and get used to the feeling of soaring.

The Stratosphere is where you learn to fly. Jump from trampoline to trampoline with your mates, get a feel for anti-gravity and teach yourself to soar. A good place to learn the basic skills of Sky Zone.

Dodgeball Zones – Test your agility

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Purpose built dodgeball courts which integrate trampolines for an intense game of ducking, throwing and dodging.

Specifically-designed dodgeball courts, your playing fields for intense ducking and dodging competition. One of Sky Zone’s most popular areas, these team zones are waiting for you to unleash your inner-athlete. Our kids all loved the dodgeball zone.

The Pit – Big air, Soft landing

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A huge pit of foam cubes to cushion your landing. Here you can go crazy and take a leap of faith (safely) into a big pit of soft foam cubes.

The Pit is lots of fun, and lots of effort! Getting yourself out of the Pit is a struggle in itself!

The Wall – Thrill-seeker

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They weren’t kidding about thrill seeking! This attraction will leave you breathless. The Wall in question is three extra bouncey trampolines surrounded on two edges by walls. These walls can be used to kick off, run up and down, jump off and is quite dangerous.

The Wall is not recommended for the little kiddies, unless they truly have proven ability in trampoline-ing!

Sky Slam – The Air Jordan

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The Sky Slam Area is an awesome set up created so everyone can experience the thrill of slamming a ball through a net.

Pricing for Sky Zone MacGregor

General Jumpers

$18 for 1 hour – Includes Sky Zone grip socks
$16 for 1 hour – Save $2 if you bring your own Sky Zone grip socks from a previous visit!

Trampoline + Laser Tag

$28 – 1 laser game + 1 hour jump time

SkyLand Laser Tag

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Sky Zone’s Laser tag arena called “SkyLand” is fantastic! Three (literal) levels of fun await you in this mock Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory crossover with Alice in Wonderland. Three stories of obstacles and fun make this laser tag arena incredibly fun.

Bring up to 20 players into this cloud filled wonderland.

Pricing for SkyLand

$12 for 1 game
$18 for 2 games

Trampoline + Laser Tag

$28 – 1 laser game + 1 hour jump time

Enduro Warrior Ninja Course – Challengers are you ready?

Sky Zone Enduro Warrior

Calling all challengers – think you are fit? Strong? Fast? You can find out at Sky Zone Macgregor, Brisbane! Aspiring Warriors from the age of 5 can climb, weave and swing their way around the course, challenging themselves and each other to come out on top. And adults – this one is for you too!

Open weekdays and weekends including all school holidays, guests can bounce across staggered steps, test their balance along the beam, fly on the trapeze and zip lines, and climb across the monkey bars – all ninja style! The new cutting-edge facility is included in the normal jump price at Sky Zone Mcgregor and is also included in all Sky Zone Jump parties.

While the Enduro Warrior course has been designed with families in mind, it is also the perfect training ground for elite athletes and fitness enthusiasts.

“This new addition to our anti-gravity playground is great fun for everyone at no extra cost. The course inspires the whole family to get active without even realising. It also includes an element of healthy competition with technology that allows you to track your speed around the course,” said Blaise Witnish, Group Operations Director of Sky Zone AU.

Children’s Parties at Sky Zone Macgregor

With the purchase of a kids party, you’ll receive the following benefits.

  • 1 hour jump time
  • 30 mins in a private decorated party room. | These rooms are cutely named after a type of cloud, for example; Nimbus, Stratus.
  • Hot food & cold drinks
  • Sky Zone grip socks
  • Invitations
  • Party host
  • Complimentary Sky Zone t-shirt
  • 2 free passes for the birthday child
  • Minimum of 10 guests
  • All parties go for 1.5 hours
    (+ 20mins for Skyland laser)

Jump Up, Party Down – $32 pp
Have a Nice Climb – $32 pp
Flip, Zip, Zap – $39 pp
Climb, Zip, Zap – $39 pp
Monkey Business with Sky Drop – $48 pp
Zip Zap, Monkey Business with Sky Drop – $52 pp

Sky Climb

It’s Sky Zone’s newest sky high pursuit. Clip on your safety harness, start climbing and scale the skies. Whether you’re on your own or with a crew, you don’t need anyone to catch you on the way down – our auto-belay braking system takes care of you.

Sky Zone brings you the funnest indoor climbing for you to scale the skies. Clamber your way through a variety of walls and obstacles and challenge your friends to come out on top.

Ms 7, Mr 9 and Mr 11 absolutely LOVED the rock climbing. There are different walls that the kids can climb, and challenging steps that go up and up, and a replica beanstalk from Jack and the Beanstalk. There are many different climbs to do so even with a decent number of kids in this area, everyone can still find something to climb on.

Sky School

Always wanted to learn the tricks of the trampolining trade?

Running throughout the school term, Sky School classes follow a structured yet ever evolving program that will be tailored to the progression and skill level of attendees as each week passes.

They will get a program created by Olympic medallist, Ji Wallace and learn the tricks of the trade from our trainers. Each class starts with a warm up game, then the jumpers move into the learning phase of the session and always will finish with a strength or stretch exercise.

Sky School has group sizes of 6-10 people per session. $250 per person, per term. Dates largely align with school terms.

Dodgeball Leagues

This one is strictly for the over 18s.

Dodgeball Leagues – on four private dodgeball courts. You can let it rip and go for glory in this 5 week competition. The winning team of the Sky Zone Dodgeball League wins a $500 cash prize!

5-week Dodgeball League Competition Rules

  • $75 per team per week
  • All team members receive one pair of free socks on first night
  • 5 people per team (4 on court + 1 substitute)
  • 1 hour of game time (5 mins play, 5 mins rest)
  • Your team plays a different team every 10 minutes
  • 4 points for a win (knock all opponents out)
  • 2 points for a draw (one person from both teams still standing)
  • 0 points for a loss
  •  All games have a referee
  • The team with the most points at the end of the season wins
  • Winning team receives team name engraved on trophy, wristbands, headbands

Limited space available.

The registrations for the 2018 season have now closed. But don’t worry, the next dodgeball season kicks off in April 2019. For more information, call 13 SKYZ, 13 75 99 or email dodgeballmg@skyzone.com.au.

General Information

Address & Hours

544 Kessels Road, Macgregor, Brisbane, 4109

Monday – Thursday 10am–9pm
Friday 10am–10pm
Saturday 9am–10pm
Sunday 9am–9pm
(Every day from 9am during school holidays)

Website: Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park

Sky Zone Safety

Sky Zone is a founding member of the Australian Trampoline Parks Association (ATPA), an industry body formed with three distinct purposes:
1. Develop an Industry standard for design, maintenance and installation, operation, maintenance and inspection of trampoline parks 2. To maintain safety standards
3. To protect and promote safety in the industry
As a member of ATPA, Sky Zone parks are independently audited annually to ensure they meet the standards set by the organisation. Blaise Witnish, Group Operations Director says, “Safety is the number one priority for us. We know that if we are to be fortunate enough to be the entertainment of choice for families, we have a responsibility to do that safely.”
From policies that include staff maintaining First Aid training, a 1:20 staff­ to ­customer supervision ratio, firm limits on what tricks can be attempted and safety rules and requirements published in a variety of places around Sky Zone parks, a huge focus is placed on making sure all customers can enjoy themselves safely.

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Janine Mergler

Janine Mergler is a veteran Queensland teacher, graduating from QUT with a BEd majoring in Social Sciences. After many years in the classroom, Janine moved on to academia. She has proudly trained new generations of teachers in her role as a lecturer at Queensland University of Technology Faculty of Education. She has also worked in the Queensland Government as an education specialist, developing education resources and delivering community awareness programs to help families conserve water. Currently she is the owner and editor of Families Magazine, a publication specifically targeted at parents who value a quality education for children.  Janine leads a team of professionals who write about family lifestyle, early childhood, schools and education information and family-friendly events.

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