Sky Zone SKYMANIA!  Indoor Trampoline Park, creator of the world's first all-trampoline, walled playing court, will have its grand opening from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10 at its new Kirkland location.

The Kirkland Sky Zone is located at 11801 N.E. 116th St.

This will be fun for the entire family, including: free pizza, prizes, drawings, a balloon artist and a grand prize of a "one year free jump pass."

Sky Zone is the ultimate 3-D play experience for teens, parents and kids to jump, leap and defy gravity on the patented all-trampoline walled playing court. SKYMANIA! uses the ultra-high technology Sky Zone trampolines.

SKYMANIA! provides guests with thrilling activities fit for all ages and fitness levels where they are guaranteed to have a "soaring" time.

Filled with wall-to-wall trampolines, SKYMANIA! provides a brand new way to move and sets the stage for a variety of activities such as 3-D Dodgeball and SkyRobics - an invigorating and fun, yet highly effective, fitness class that can burn up to 1,000 calories in an hour.

Participants can also partake in Open Jump where they can bounce for fun, or jump into a giant foam pit.

In addition, the facility is also the perfect venue for a unique and memorable group outing, offering birthday party packages, corporate team building programs and other events for groups such as churches, schools and camps.

"In 2004 when the first Sky Zone opened its doors, we knew we wanted to spread our concept throughout the United States and allow as many people to experience a new kind of activity and entertainment," said Jeff Platt, president of Sky Zone LLC. "Thus far, our facilities have been a big hit in other parts of the country and we are looking forward to introducing Seattle residents to the perfect combination of fun and fitness. We cannot wait for everyone to experience all Sky Zone has to offer."

For more information on Sky Zone, including class and event details, visit www.seattle.skyzonesports.com.

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