Children playing a dodgeball-style game inside a Sky Zone trampoline park.

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Sky Zone Waldorf

White Plains, MD

White Plains trampoline park with toddler sessions, ninja-style attractions, memberships, parties, glow events, and sensory-friendly sessions.

Plan This Visit

Best for

best for older toddlers, school-age kids, and big kids rather than babies

Price

Sky Zone pricing is pass-based, with memberships and program-specific specials layered on top.

Visit style

trampoline-park outing

Birthday parties

Available

Atlas Perspective

Editor's Take

This is a strong pick for kids who want to burn energy fast, especially if your family can visit during a program that matches your child's age or sensory needs.

Atlas Perspective

Best Fit

Best For

Older toddlers through big kids who want active play
Families interested in Little Leapers or Sensory Sunday
Birthday parties built around attractions rather than a simple room rental

Less Ideal For

Families looking for a quiet, toddler-first soft-play room
Caregivers who want a low-noise indoor outing during peak times

At a Glance

Venue type

Kids activity center

Age groups

ToddlersPreschoolersBig kidsMixed ages

Play features

TrampolinesNinja courseSlides

Family amenities

Snack barFood available

Birthday party options

Birthday partiesPrivate party roomFull venue buyoutParty packagesParty host

Accessibility and comfort

Sensory-friendlySocks required

Visit options

Drop-in visitsMembership availableReservation requiredClasses or events

Price range

Premium

Toddler-friendly

Yes

Verified only

Yes

Operator type

Commercial

Play model

Mixed open play + classes

Supervision model

Caregiver supervised

Max recommended age

Under 13

Structured classes or guided programming

Yes

Plan Your Visit

Details

Little Leapers is listed for ages 6 and under on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings.Sensory Sunday is listed on the fourth Sunday of the month.SkySocks and a signed waiver are required for play, and Glow events have their own timing and apparel requirements.

Last CheckedApril 5, 2026

SummaryProgram timing matters here more than at a standard open-play venue.

Pricing Snapshot

Details

The official ways-to-play page lists a standard single-day pass at $25.99.An all-day pass is listed at $38.99.Basic Membership is listed at $25.99 per month and Elite Membership at $29.99 per month.

Last CheckedApril 5, 2026

SummarySky Zone pricing is pass-based, with memberships and program-specific specials layered on top.

About the Venue

Sky Zone Waldorf is a large active indoor entertainment park in White Plains with trampolines, dodgeball and warrior-style attractions, slides, birthday parties, memberships, and recurring programs like Little Leapers, Glow, and Sensory Sunday. It is broader and louder than a traditional soft-play playground, but it remains a strong indoor option for older kids and mixed-age families who want movement-heavy fun.

Atlas Perspective

Indoor Play Atlas Notes

Age Fitbest for older toddlers, school-age kids, and big kids rather than babies

Booking Frictionmedium because program timing and pass choices shape the visit

Energy Levelhigh

Noise Levelhigh outside sensory-friendly sessions

Parent Comfortgood if your family wants active attractions and can plan around the right program window

Visit Styletrampoline-park outing

Birthday Party Snapshot

Details

The official park pages advertise birthday packages with private party areas, host support, and invitations.Party pricing is handled through the booking flow rather than a simple single public package chart.Families who want a fully active, attraction-based party will find more structure here than at a basic playroom rental.

Last CheckedApril 5, 2026

SummaryParties are designed around attraction access with standard Sky Zone add-ons and private event spaces.

Accessibility & Comfort

Notes

Sensory Sunday is publicly listed as a lower-stimulation session.SkySocks are required for play, and detailed attraction-by-attraction accessibility guidance was not clearly published online at the time of review.

Sensory-friendlySocks required