Why Flying Squirrel Everett Tops the List of Indoor Play Places

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but if your kids are anything like mine, they come with two modes: full-blown chaos and sound asleep. There is no in-between. And during Washington’s rainier months (a.k.a. half the year), they have a tendency to turn living rooms into demolition derbies. Discovering Flying Squirrel for the first time will feel like the skies have parted and handed you a coffee you can actually drink in peace.

Flying Squirrel is what happens when someone dreams up the ultimate kid-friendly indoor play place and then adds foam pits, trampolines, climbing walls, and obstacle courses—for the sheer joy of it. And as a parent? It’s the rare kind of place that’s both fun for the kids and relaxing for the grown-ups. No ice packs, no whining, no emergency bathroom runs because someone “thought they didn’t have to go.”

 

Indoor Play Places in Everett—And Why FS Is the Gold Standard

Look, Everett has a handful of great indoor play places. But none of them quite hit the all-ages, all-energy-level sweet spot like Flying Squirrel.

Here’s what Flying Squirrel brings to the table:

• • A massive wall-to-wall trampoline court that makes kids feel like superheroes

  • Soft foam pits that basically eat injuries for breakfast

  • Climbing structures that feel like jungle gyms on caffeine

  • Dodgeball arenas and BattleBeam jousting for the competitive types

• An arcade (because the fun doesn’t have to stop when the jumping does)

Every part of Flying Squirrel feels like it was designed by someone who’s had a toddler belly flop into a coffee table. It’s padded, thought-through, and full of opportunities for safe, high-energy fun. And if you’re a grown-up looking to sneak in a little bounce time yourself? No judgment here. Plenty of adults get in on the action—trampoline parks aren’t just for kids anymore (or maybe they never were).

 

What Makes Flying Squirrel Everett Different

It’s the vibe. Some indoor play places feel like chaotic cattle herding. Flying Squirrel has energy, yes, but also just enough structure that it doesn’t feel like your child will wander off, meet a merry band of children and start a new life in the foam pit.

There’s also something magical about the way the whole space is set up to let kids roam and explore while parents can either jump in or hang back. I’ve had conversations with other parents while watching our kids leap, flip, and hurl dodgeballs at each other like little warriors in socks. I even managed to check emails between foam pit rescues. I’ve also gotten in on the fun myself. That’s peak parenting right there.

Why You’ll Be Back

If you’re tired of patching up injuries, trying to find rainy day activities, or searching for an indoor play place that your kids don’t immediately grow bored of, Flying Squirrel Everett is your solution. It’s part trampoline park, part obstacle course, part foam-filled fantasy land—and all fun.

Trust me, once your kids experience it, they’ll be begging to go back. And once you realize you can enjoy yourself too (without being a human first-aid kit), you’ll be circling that calendar for your next visit.