Flying Squirrel Everett vs. Sky Zone Everett: which bounce suits you best?

Two trampoline park heavyweights, two different vibes. If you’re choosing between Flying Squirrel Everett and Sky Zone Mountlake Terrace, both deliver wall-to-wall trampolines and big-energy play. The deciding factors tend to be the mix of attractions, ticket math, and how “hands-off” you want your birthday party to feel. Here’s a balanced breakdown.

The attractions

• Sky Zone Mountlake Terrace leans into a modern obstacle vibe. Alongside Freestyle Jump and Ultimate Dodgeball, you’ll find Zip Line, iWall, SkyJoust, Drop Zone, Ninja Warrior Course, King of the Hill, Air Court, and a Drop Slide—a strong lineup for anyone who loves challenges and variety beyond basic trampolines.
• Flying Squirrel offers even more variety with Freestyle & Performance Trampoline Courts, Airtrack, Airbag Launch Lanes, Stunt Jump Airbag, Dunk Hoops, Battlebeam, Slackline, Clip-in Climbing Walls, Action Climbing Towers, Inflatable Park, Arcade, an Adventure Soft Playground, and the on-site Drey Café. For mixed ages (and parents who appreciate a coffee within arm’s reach), that breadth is hard to beat.

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Tickets & value: quick math

• At Sky Zone Mountlake Terrace, single-day tickets cost $28.99 (90 min) and $32.99 (120 min); memberships are $29.99/mo (Basic) and $33.99/mo (Elite) if you’re planning lots of visits.
• At Flying Squirrel Everett, general admission is a touch simpler—and usually lower—at $19 (60 min), $24 (90), $29 (120). There’s also an all-hours toddler rate (6 & under): $14/$19/$25. For frequent jumpers, the 10-hour Family Pass is $150 and a 10-hour Toddler Pass is $98 (shareable within the family).

What it means: for a family of four doing 90 minutes, Flying Squirrel totals $96 ($24×4), versus $115.96 at Sky Zone ($28.99×4)—a $19.96 difference. For 120 minutes, Flying Squirrel is $116 ($29×4) vs $131.96 ($32.99×4) at Sky Zone—a $15.96 spread.

Birthday parties: what the flow (and fees) look like

• Sky Zone Mountlake Terrace offers three tiers for 10 jumpers:
  • Basic — $300 (60-min jump + 60-min room).
  • Epic — $350 (60 + 60) with food & pitchers.
  • Mega VIP — $430 (120 + 60) with extra perks.
  • Socks are included; food scales at 1 large pizza + 1 pitcher per 5 jumpers.
• Flying Squirrel Everett keeps it easy, starting with Bounce & Soar kids birthday party packages: $300 (Mon–Thu) or $350 (Fri–Sun/holidays) for 10 guests, 2.5 hours total (2 hours jump + 30 min cake/presents). Includes 2 large pizzas, 10 waters, a birthday crown, a custom sign, colored plates/utensils, a plush mascot, and a free 1-hour jump pass for the guest of honour. Neon Lights party slots are available at the same package price.

The verdict? If you want two hours of jump time for 10 kids, Flying Squirrel’s Bounce & Soar ($300) costs the same as Sky Zone’s Basic package while offering an extra hour of jump time—solid value if play is the priority.

The verdict

With near-matching attractions, the tie-breaker is price. Flying Squirrel Everett typically comes in a little lower—and keeps the math simpler—so it quietly gets the edge for many families. That said, you can’t really go wrong; either choice ends with happily exhausted kids.

Ready to bounce? Book your tickets today!