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General Admission Pricing
Open jump lest you fly high! That means full access to all Sky Zone activities, including the Main Court, Air Court, Ultimate Dodgeball, Warrior Course and more!
Open jump is available during normal operating hours. All ages are welcome, and a Sky Zone liability waiver is required for each jumper (those under 18 must have their waiver signed by their parent or legal guardian).
Weekends can get busy, so guarantee your jump time by reserving your spot online and sign your waiver in advance. Jump time begins every 15 minutes.
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90-MIN
120-MIN
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GLOW Program
Little Leapers Program
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90-MIN
$22.00
120-MIN
$24.00
PLAY ALL DAY
$35.00
GLOW Program
$22.00
Little Leapers Program
$15. 00
Toddler
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90-MIN
$15.00
120-MIN
$18.00
SkySocks $5.00
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FAQs
The last thing we want to do is leave you hanging. So we’re here to answer all your questions. And if you’re not finding what you need here, feel free to call your local park for extra support.
Are socks required to jump?
Yes. We sell special SkySocks in the park as both a safety and cleanliness measure.
And you get to keep them after! Because who wants to put on used socks, anyways?
Can I reuse my SkySocks?
Yes! Bring back your SkySocks to reuse on your next visit as long as they are in good condition. It’s probably a good idea to wash them first, though.
What are your hours?
Operating hours will vary by location and by day of week. Weekends (including Friday) are generally open for longer hours.
Is there an age limit for admittance?
All ages (young and old) are welcome at Sky Zone. Because limits aren’t really our thing.
Can I leave a child unattended at a Sky Zone park?
Children under the age of 12 cannot be left alone without parent or guardian supervision.
Do you sell food and drinks?
Yes! We have a variety of food, snacks and drinks available for purchase in case you need to refuel in between backflips or after soaring into the foam pit.
Do you have lockers?
Yes! Lockers are available for rent to store your valuables while you play.
Is it better to buy tickets online?
To avoid lines and ensure your jump time is reserved, it is best to book online. However, you can also buy tickets in park, as well as add on time in park.
When is the best time to come to Sky Zone?
Typically our parks are less busy during the weekdays (Monday thru Thursday), while weekends (Friday thru Sunday) are busier. During Summer when school is out, our parks are open longer all season long.
Which attractions does my jump ticket include?
All attractions are available to enjoy with your jump ticket.
Can I jump with my children?
To comply with safety standards, certain attractions, such as Freestyle Jump and Dodgeball, are separated by age and size.
What should I wear to Sky Zone?
We don’t have a strict dress code, but recommend active wear or athleisure. Don’t forget your SkySocks.
If I have any issue who should I reach out to?
The best contact is your local park’s general manager.
You can find contact information on any park’s website.
Can I bring my own food & beverage?
We have a variety of food and beverage options for purchase at the Fuel Zone. Outside food and beverages are not permitted at Sky Zone.
Do I need to print out or bring my ticket?
Bringing a physical or electronic ticket can help expedite the check-in process, but if you forget it, we are able to look up your reservation using your personal information.
Do you offer military discounts?
We offer $2 off each jump ticket when purchasing in-park with a military ID.
Tickets | Sky Zone Trampoline Park
Plan Your Visit
General Admission Pricing
Open jump lets you fly high! That means full access to all Sky Zone activities, including the Main Court, Foam Zone, and more!
Open jump is available during normal operating hours. All ages are welcome, and a Sky Zone liability waiver is required for each jumper (those under 18 must have their waiver signed by their parent or legal guardian).
Weekends can get busy, so guarantee your jump time by reserving your spot online and sign your waiver in advance. Jump time begins every 15 minutes.
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General Weekday
General Weekend
4 & Under Weekday
4 & Under Weekend
90 Minutes
Standard Pass
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General Weekday
$29.99
General Weekend
$29.99
4 & Under Weekday
$24.99
4 & Under Weekend
$24.99
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All Day Pass
Ticket Options
General Weekday
$54.99
General Weekend
$59.99
4 & Under Weekend
$43.99
4 & Under Weekend
$47.99
SkySocks $3.99
Save More with a Membership
Get an Elite Membership for about the same price as an all day pass.
Want to go bigger? Make jump time any time with a Sky Zone Membership – and save big while you’re at it.
Explore Memberships
Programs
Creating unforgettable experiences is our specialty. And with GLOW, Little Leapers and our industry-leading Membership programs, there’s no shortage of ways to play at Sky Zone. Click below to learn more about these and other opportunities to take your fun to the next level.
Learn More
FAQs
The last thing we want to do is leave you hanging. So we’re here to answer all your questions. And if you’re not finding what you need here, feel free to call your local park for extra support.
Are socks required to jump?
Yes. We sell special SkySocks in the park as both a safety and cleanliness measure. And you get to keep them after! Because who wants to put on used socks, anyways?
Can I reuse my SkySocks?
Yes! Bring back your SkySocks to reuse on your next visit as long as they are in good condition. It’s probably a good idea to wash them first, though.
What are your hours?
Operating hours will vary by location and by day of week.
Weekends (including Friday) are generally open for longer hours.
Is there an age limit for admittance?
All ages (young and old) are welcome at Sky Zone. Because limits aren’t really our thing.
Can I leave a child unattended at a Sky Zone park?
Children under the age of 13 cannot be left alone without parent or guardian supervision.
Do you sell food and drinks?
Yes! We have a variety of food, snacks and drinks available for purchase in case you need to refuel in between backflips or after soaring into the foam pit.
An amusement trampoline park in Moscow, an active recreation center for children and adults, prices for trampolines at Nebo Jump
Spend an active holiday with 30 entertainments under one roof
Professional team
34 masters of sports
23 teachers 110009 competitions
14 circus performers
Convenient location and free parking
4 parks in Moscow within a 3-7 minute walk from the metro and free parking for park visitors
Funny and useful entertainment
duty instructors accompany guests, conduct warm -ups, teach jumping and climbing, insure and monitor children
M.
Falcon
Leningradsky Prospekt, 80k11
M. Grandmother
Yenisei St., 36s1
MCC Krymskaya
Sevastopolsky prospect, 11E. Shopping center Kapitoliy (3rd floor)
M. Fili
Bagrationovskiy proezd, 5 Filion shopping mall (4th floor)
SKY is an entertainment center for families, friends and colleagues of all ages
Beginners, amateurs and professionals will find entertainment to their taste in our park
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Day off
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Holidays
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What are families doing in HEAVEN?
- participate in fun family races;
- jump on a soft pillow;
- go through rope park obstacles together;
- fight in the gladiatorial arena;
- spend weekends at our festivals and family days;
- learn to do tricks on trampolines under the guidance of a coach;
- have a delicious rest in a cafe
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What do children aged 2 to 16 do in HEAVEN?
- jumping on the trampoline arena;
- bungee ride;
- being tested in the Ninja Arena;
- play Quidditch;
- play in the maze, slide down the slides and have fun on 13 rides at the Tusa-Dzhusa children's center in the NEBA area;
- become champions in a sports school;
- celebrate birthdays and graduations;
- rest on vacation in sports and creative camps;
- relax with friends at 30 amusement park
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What do adults do in SKY?
- learn to do somersaults in one session;
- learn to run on the wall, starting from the trampoline;
- practice jumping on the board and get ready for snowboard and wake;
- play basketball, have gladiatorial fights, go slackline;
- celebrate birthdays with an active program;
- do sports team building and take selfies in flight;
- exercising, losing weight and building muscle in fitness training
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What do they do in Heaven on a weekday?
There are a lot of bonuses for a birthday on weekdays:
- free ticket as a present for a birthday person;
- entrance tickets at a special price;
- banquet halls at half price;
- animation discounts;
- comfortable fit and the entire arena at your disposal;
- invitations for the participants of the holiday;
- birthday cake takeaway;
- service manager services.
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What do they do in the SKY on a day off?
Every weekend from 12:00 to 17:00 you will find free educational games, sports quests on the trampoline and master classes. Come with the whole family to get pleasant emotions and have fun in a good company.
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What do they do in the SKY on holidays?
For children, we have a city camp, where children have a useful and interesting time during the holidays. They develop artistic taste, communicate with peers, train and play games at all the park's attractions.
1 ticket = 30 activities and here are some of them
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Things to do in NEBO Center
Addresses and estimates of sports and entertainment centers
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Sokol - M. Babushkinskaya
- MCC Crimean
- M. Fili
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M. Sokol
Moscow Leningradsky prospect, 80k11
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M. Babushkinskaya
Moscow Eniseyskaya st., 36с1
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MCC Krymskaya
Moscow Sevastopolsky prospect, 11E.
SC CAPITOL (3rd floor) -
M. Fili
Moscow Bagrationovsky proezd, 5
SEC FILION (4th floor)
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Malocclusion in a child - why is it important to notice and correct in time?
An overbite can be corrected at any age.
Why, then, is it necessary to try to notice the pathology of the bite in a child in time? Maybe when he grows up, then he will decide and fix it?
However, the main category of patients who seek help from orthodontists are still children. And this is understandable - after all, the bite affects the health of the child while he is growing. Bite is important for the proper development of speech, high-quality chewing of food. It even affects the shape of the face and posture.
Unpleasant consequences can be avoided. Since the body is just being formed, it is plastic, and it will be easier to correct the pathology. The sooner you start solving the problem of malocclusion, the faster positive results can be achieved.
Normal or abnormal bite?
Correct bite doctors call orthognathic. At the same time, the central lines of the upper and lower incisors are not displaced, and coincide with the center of the face. And in the lateral section, the teeth are closed according to the key-lock principle, that is, each upper tooth falls between the two lower ones.
The front upper teeth overlap the lower ones by one third.
Also a variant of the norm with the correct closing of the lateral surfaces is a slight rotation or reversal of one or more teeth, as well as small gaps (diastemas) between the teeth. Also, within the normal range, there may be a slight crowding of the teeth in the lower jaw.
Now let's talk about bite pathologies. If the growth of the jaws is disturbed or the eruption of the teeth is not correct, a malocclusion develops. It is also influenced by genetic predisposition, bad habits - for example, thumb sucking, and other factors.
Distal occlusion
Distal occlusion when the upper jaw is strongly pushed forward relative to the lower. Such a bite may be associated with underdevelopment of the lower jaw with a normally developed upper jaw. Or, on the contrary, an overdeveloped upper jaw against the background of normal development of the lower, as well as a combination of these factors.
Distal occlusion may occur due to congenital underdevelopment of the jaws, as well as due to impaired nasal breathing, and a number of other pathologies.
Underbite
Overbite is often the result of a hereditary skeletal anomaly, ie a problem in the structure of the lower jaw. For owners of such a bite, a large, protruding chin is characteristic.
There are cases in which the overbite is not associated with a violation of the anatomy of the jaws. The reason may also be blocking the growth of the upper dentition at the stages of early change of teeth and jaw growth. That is why it is very important to visit an orthodontist at the age of 6-7 years.
Open bite
Open bite - when the teeth meet in the sides but not in front. Such a bite develops due to bad habits - prolonged sucking of the nipple or finger (up to 4-5, and sometimes 6 years), as well as in children who gnaw on pencils or other objects. The laying of the tongue between the teeth also affects - this is called the infantile type of swallowing.
Where do bad habits come from in children?
A child is born with an overbite when the lower jaw is slightly back.
For a newborn, this is the norm - this position of the jaws allows the baby to swallow milk and breathe at the same time.
When a baby suckles, he is forced to make certain muscular efforts and push the jaw forward, which stimulates the growth and development of the lower jaw. If the baby is bottle-fed, parents often make holes in the nipple that are too large in order to “facilitate” the sucking process for the baby. The child no longer needs to make efforts in the process of sucking - milk is actually poured into the mouth itself.
As a result, without sufficient load, the lower jaw does not develop. When the child switches to regular food, he replenishes the sucking stage by sucking his fingers, the nipple. The second important factor in the formation of bad habits is difficult nasal breathing, in which the child is forced to constantly keep his mouth open.
Therefore, it is important to develop correct myofunctional habits and free nasal breathing. These are the fundamental postulates of the formation of the correct bite.
If the baby already has bad habits, it is treated quite quickly and successfully. At the age of 5-6 years, the nipples are replaced with special plates with flaps for the tongue, which allow you to correct the open bite.
Deep bite
In a deep bite, the upper jaw overlaps the lower jaw excessively. The main reason for this bite is the underdevelopment of the lower jaw. A deep bite is considered traumatic, since when chewing, the lower incisors injure the upper palate. As a result, gingivitis, an inflammation of the gums, can develop.
Crossbite
Crossbite can occur in both the anterior and posterior regions. Outwardly, it looks like a displacement of the chin to one side or the other. Also, the lower front teeth may overlap the upper ones.
The first visit to a pediatric orthodontist is necessary at the age of 5-6 years. At this age, it is already possible to identify emerging bite pathologies and take early measures to prevent the progression of the problem.
The rudiments of permanent teeth begin to form in the womb, this process continues in the first years of life.
Milk teeth are close to each other, but at the age of 3.5 years, as the jaws grow, gaps between the teeth begin to appear. By the age of 6, they can reach a distance of one milk tooth. This is because the permanent teeth are larger than the milk teeth. Therefore, this is a normal process that should not cause concern for parents.
In addition, parents are often frightened by "disproportionately" large erupted permanent incisors. However, this is also normal, because the jaw will grow, and over time, "too big" teeth will become proportional to the size of the jaws.
At the age of 6-7 years, the first permanent teeth erupt. First, “sixes” appear (by the way, there are no milk 6 teeth) and incisors. At this age, you can determine if there is enough space for the remaining teeth. If there is not enough space, wearing a mouthguard or plates will help form the correct bite.
The task of the plates in this case is to stimulate the growth of the jaw. Mouth guards are designed to correct the bite, expand the jaw, and also eliminate bad habits.
If at the age of 6–7 years no malocclusion was detected, then the next visit to the orthodontist is necessary at 8–9 years. At this age, the distant - 4th and 5th - chewing teeth, as well as fangs, begin to change. And it is the fangs that may not have enough space in the row. This problem is solved with the help of plates or partial braces on the front four teeth.
It is also necessary to see an orthodontist during the formation of "eights" (the so-called wisdom teeth). They can greatly affect the bite. If there is not enough space for teething "eights", this can lead to crowding of the teeth.
And often to an even greater extent than before, and then wearing braces cannot be avoided.
If the wisdom teeth have not erupted, an x-ray must be taken.
It will help determine how much the rudiments of the “eights” will affect the bite. If there is not enough space in the jaw and the wisdom teeth begin to put pressure on the 7th teeth, then all the rudiments of the 8th teeth will most likely have to be removed.
Bite correction
From the age of 6 to 12 years old, if necessary, children wear devices that apply pressure on the growth zones and stimulate the jaws and help them develop properly.
As practice shows, if a child wears a device in mixed dentition strictly according to the scheme and does not remove them, then at a later age he no longer returns to the orthodontist. Or, in the case of serious pathologies, avoids long-term correction with braces and the subsequent long-term (and sometimes lifelong) wearing of retainers (holding teeth in place).
If we are talking about bite correction at 12–14 years old, braces are used. At this age, the duration of wearing braces depends on the pathology of the bite and its severity.
