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Indoor Playgrounds and Trampoline Parks in Sacramento
Soft-play gyms, play cafés, trampoline parks and a ninja gym across Sacramento, Roseville, Elk Grove, Folsom, Rocklin, Rancho Cordova and Orangevale, with the ages each suits, what open play costs, socks and toddler times.
The Sacramento area has two kinds of indoor play. Indoor playgrounds suit babies to about 8: Enchanted in Natomas, Elk Grove and Rocklin, Kids Empire, Wacky Tacky, and BusyKids and WonderPlay Zone in Folsom. Trampoline parks suit kids about 5 and up, and most have a toddler area: Urban Air, Rebounderz, Sky Zone in Sacramento, Roseville and Elk Grove, and Altitude in Folsom. As posted in October 2026, open play costs $15 to $23 a child at the playgrounds and about $17 to $35 at trampoline parks.
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21 indoor playgrounds and trampoline parks in the Sacramento area
Grouped by town, starting in Sacramento (Natomas, Arden, Florin Road) and moving out to the suburbs. Prices and hours are as each place posted them in October 2026, before tax; they change often, so check before you go. For party packages, see our guide to kids’ birthday party places in Sacramento.
Trampoline parks and indoor playgrounds in Sacramento
In the city and just outside it: two adventure parks, Sky Zone, a bounce park in Natomas, two big playgrounds for little kids and a hands-on play museum.
Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park
1700 Arden Way, Sacramento, CA 95815
- When
- Mon–Fri 4–8 p.m.; Sat–Sun 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
- Cost
- $34.99 all day; $17.49 for kids 40 in. and under; socks $4.49
- Ages
- All ages; Kid’s Area for 7 and under
Good for A whole afternoon for kids of different ages
Urban Air is more adventure park than trampoline park: an indoor zipline, a warrior course, a ropes course, laser tag, dodgeball, climbing walls and slides, plus a Kid’s Area for children 7 and under. One Unlimited Play ticket covers every attraction all day, kids 40 inches and under get the cheaper Shorty ticket, and a parent who wants to play adds a $17.49 ticket. Some attractions have height or age limits. Urban Air socks are required for everyone.
- All-day ticket
- Indoor zipline and ropes course
- Kid’s Area for 7 and under
- Urban Air socks required ($4.49)
Rebounderz Sacramento
Sacramento
- When
- Mon–Fri 4–8 p.m.; Sat–Sun 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
- Cost
- $19.99 (5 and under, 2 hrs); $29.99 (2 hrs); $34.99 all day; plus 3% fee
- Ages
- All ages; playground for 0–7
Good for Toddlers and big kids in one trip
Rebounderz has trampoline arenas, a ninja warrior course, the Jump XTreme tower, climbing walls, an air pit, dodgeball, a Pixel game floor, an arcade and a café with a parents’ lounge. Little ones get a toddler trampoline zone and an indoor playground for ages 0 to 7, and the Junior ticket covers kids 5 and under for two hours. Grip socks are $4.25 and reusable. Its programs page posts half-price admission on Mondays and buy one, get one on Wednesdays.
- Junior ticket for 5 and under
- Toddler trampoline zone
- Half-price Mondays
- Grip socks $4.25, reusable
rebounderz.com (opens their site)916-829-8969On Summerground
Sky Zone Sacramento
5400 Date Ave, Sacramento, CA 95841
- When
- Mon–Thu noon–8 p.m.; Fri 11 a.m.–9 p.m.; Sat 9–9; Sun 10–9
- Cost
- $29.99 for 2 hours; four 2-hour tickets for $59.98
- Ages
- All ages
Sky Zone’s Sacramento park sells two-hour jump tickets, a buy-two-get-two deal good for 45 days, and memberships from $24.99 a month (plus a $10 activation fee) with unlimited weekday jumping. SkySocks are required and sold at the park, and you can reuse them on later visits. Children under 13 can’t be left without a parent or guardian. Its pages mention special Toddler Times but don’t post a schedule, so call before you plan a morning around one.
- 120-minute ticket $29.99
- Memberships from $24.99/month
- SkySocks required, reusable
- Under 13 need an adult with them
FunBox Sacramento
4710 Natomas Blvd, Suite 190, Sacramento, CA 95835
- Cost
- Timed tickets on its site; free for ages 0–2 with a ticketed adult
- Ages
- All ages
Good for Bouncy-house fans, parents included
FunBox is a giant indoor bounce park in the Park Place Shopping Center: connected inflatables such as Marshmallow Mountain and Gumball Gallop, a battle beam, a ninja wall, an obstacle course and a 23-foot slide. Tickets are timed, about 90 minutes, so arrive 15 minutes early. Everyone needs a ticket, jumping or not, except toddlers 2 and under, and kids 5 and under must go into the inflatables with a parent. FunBox grip socks are required. There are no lockers and seating is limited.
- About 90-minute sessions
- Parents need a ticket too
- Ages 0–2 free
- FunBox grip socks required
Enchanted Indoor Playground (Natomas)
Natomas · 3291 Truxel Rd, Suite 3, Sacramento, CA 95833
- When
- Mon–Thu 9 a.m.–7 p.m.; Fri–Sat 9 a.m.–9 p.m.; Sundays private parties
- Cost
- $15 first child, one adult free; $12 siblings; $5 extra adults
- Ages
- 0–8
Good for Babies, toddlers and preschoolers
Enchanted’s Natomas playground, which it also calls Enchanted Cosmos, is space-themed, with rocket ships and climbers for babies to 8-year-olds. Admission is good all day (no re-entry) and includes the weekly activities: story time, preschool circle and process art for toddlers. Babies under 1 are $7, or free with a paying sibling. It’s socks only for everyone, kids in the structures need grip socks, everyone signs a waiver, and reservations are recommended on weekends and school holidays.
- Space theme
- All-day admission
- Story time and toddler art included
- Grip socks for kids; waiver for all
enchantedindoorplayground.com (opens their site)916-582-4844On Summerground
Kids Empire Sacramento Florin
Florin Road · 5901 Florin Rd, Suite 100, Sacramento, CA
- When
- Daily: Mon–Thu 10 a.m.–8 p.m.; Fri–Sun 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
- Cost
- $22.90 a child, all day, two adults free; 10 visits $159
- Ages
- 1–12; toddler zone for 1–3
Good for Long rainy days with siblings of different ages
Inside Florin Towne Centre, Kids Empire is a big padded maze on several levels, with winding slides, ball pits, obstacle paths and a dance floor, plus a toddler zone with mini slides, soft blocks and a small ball pit for ages 1 to 3. A ticket is good all day, and you can leave and come back the same day after checking out with staff. Two adults come free with each child, and infants under 1 are free with a sibling. It’s open every day, holidays included. Sign the waiver online first.
- All-day play with re-entry
- Two adults free per child
- Toddler zone for ages 1–3
- Open every day, holidays too
kidsempire.com (opens their site)916-905-5345On Summerground
The Play Museum & Maker’s Lab
2416 18th St, Sacramento, CA 95818
Good for Quieter, creative play on a rainy day
Not a climbing gym but a hands-on play room: musical instruments to try with color-coded sheet music, Montessori- and Waldorf-style toys, a three-story dollhouse, a big Brio train set, board games, VR headsets, laser fog shows and a Hallway of Curiosity full of illusions and gadgets. A Maker’s Lab next door has 3D printers and laser cutters for workshops. Its site doesn’t post hours or prices; book a time, a Kids Night or a workshop online, or call or text first.
- Instruments to play
- Three-story dollhouse and Brio trains
- VR and laser fog shows
- Book a time online
sacplaymuseum.com (opens their site)916-538-4557On Summerground
Indoor playgrounds and trampoline parks in Roseville
Searching for these? The Kids Empire listed as Roseville is in Minnesota, and some Roseville play cafés that come up are in Michigan. The nearest Kids Empire parks are on Florin Road and in Rancho Cordova.
Wacky Tacky Roseville
7351 Galilee Rd, Suite 160, Roseville, CA 95678
- When
- Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat–Sun 11:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Cost
- $18 a child, one adult free; $10 extra adults; babies free with a sibling
- Ages
- Priced for 1–17; babies $10
Good for A weekday morning with little kids
Wacky Tacky has two themed play structures, Candy Land and Space World, for climbing and sliding, plus two big party rooms. Admission is $18 for children 1 to 17 and includes one adult; babies under 12 months are $10, or free with a paying sibling. Clean socks are required (they sell them), outside food and drinks aren’t allowed, and the playgrounds close at 5 p.m. on weekends for private parties. Sign the waiver online before you go.
- Two themed play structures
- One adult free per child
- Socks required
- No outside food
roseville.wackytacky.net (opens their site)916-783-3355On Summerground
Sky Zone Roseville
384 N Sunrise Ave, Roseville, CA 95661
- When
- Mon–Thu noon–8 p.m.; Fri 11 a.m.–10 p.m.; Sat 9–10; Sun 9–9
- Cost
- $29.99 for 2 hours; four 2-hour tickets for $59.98
- Ages
- All ages
Sky Zone’s Roseville park is at 384 N Sunrise Ave, the address older listings give for Rockin’ Jump. It sells the same two-hour tickets and buy-two-get-two deal as the Sacramento park, with memberships from $24.99 a month and a $199.99 annual pass that includes unlimited weekday jumping. It opens at noon on weekdays and 9 a.m. on weekends, and stays open until 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. SkySocks are required. Ask about Toddler Times, which its pages mention without a schedule.
- 120-minute ticket $29.99
- Open till 10 p.m. Fri and Sat
- SkySocks required
- Annual pass $199.99
Lightning Ninja Academy
380 Roseville Square, Roseville, CA 95678
- Cost
- $25 a visit; punch cards from $112.50 for 5 visits
- Ages
- Open gym 5 and up; Mini Ninja classes 2–4
Good for Big kids who’d rather climb than bounce
This ninja gym in Roseville Square runs Open Gym times for kids 5 and up, teens and adults on obstacles like the warped wall, peg wall and cliff hanger. A visit is $25, with punch cards for 5, 10 or 20 visits, and the times are on its schedule page. Unlike the trampoline parks, every activity here needs closed-toe athletic shoes: no sandals or Crocs. It also offers a free trial class and Mini Ninja classes for ages 2 to 4.
- Open gym for 5 and up
- $25 a visit
- Closed-toe athletic shoes
- Free trial class
lightningninjaacademy.com (opens their site)916-751-1979On Summerground
Indoor playgrounds in Elk Grove
Imagine Play’s website still lists 10481 Grant Line Rd, now Enchanted Elk Grove’s address, so call before going by an old listing. Utopia Play & Cafe (8705 Elk Grove Blvd, ages 0–8) was taking sign-ups in October 2026 but hadn’t opened or posted prices.
Enchanted Indoor Playground (Elk Grove)
10481 Grant Line Rd, Suite 155, Elk Grove, CA 95624
- When
- Mon–Thu 9 a.m.–7 p.m.; Fri 9–8; Sat 8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.; Sundays parties
- Cost
- $15 first child, one adult free; $12 siblings; $5 extra adults
- Ages
- 0–6; siblings up to 9
Good for Babies and toddlers on weekday mornings
The first Enchanted is family-owned and was designed by parents for children up to 6; siblings up to 9 may join, and an infant area is set aside for babies to 18 months. Weekly activities (story time, preschool circle, toddler process art) come with admission. On weekends there’s open play only on Saturday mornings, since Sundays are for private parties. Everyone who comes in, grandparents too, must check in, sign a waiver and wear socks. Memberships are $45 a month.
- Infant area to 18 months
- Saturday open play 8:30–12:30
- Waiver for every adult too
- Memberships $45/month
enchantedindoorplayground.com (opens their site)279-208-2982On Summerground
Space to Play
9683 Elk Grove Florin Rd, Elk Grove, CA 95624
- Cost
- Memberships $40–$145 a month
Good for Kids with sensory needs, and messy artists
Space to Play calls itself an inclusive indoor playground and children’s art studio, built for kids of all abilities, with climbing, building, painting and messy sensory play, so dress for mess. Everyone wears socks, adults too. Grippy socks are preferred, but staff understand if your child can’t keep socks on for sensory reasons. A parent must stay and supervise, and everyone signs a waiver. Monthly memberships run from $40 for five visits to $145 for unlimited family play.
- Inclusive, for all abilities
- Art studio and messy play
- Sock flexibility for sensory needs
- Family memberships
spacetoplayeg.com (opens their site)916-546-7988On Summerground
Sky Zone Elk Grove
3132 Dwight Rd, Elk Grove, CA 95758
- When
- Mon–Thu 3–8 p.m.; Fri 3–10 p.m.; Sat 8 a.m.–10 p.m.; Sun 9–7
- Cost
- $22.99 for 90 minutes; $25.99 for 2 hours
- Ages
- All ages
Elk Grove’s Sky Zone posts the lowest prices of the three Sky Zone parks here: $22.99 for 90 minutes and $25.99 for two hours. On weekdays it opens at 3 p.m., so plan for after school; Saturdays start at 8 a.m. Memberships are $31.99 to $36.99 a month. Its tickets page lists Little Leapers, its program for young jumpers, among member perks but doesn’t post times, so call before you go. SkySocks are required and sold at the park.
- 90-minute pass $22.99
- Opens 3 p.m. on weekdays
- Little Leapers program
- SkySocks required
Trampoline parks and indoor playgrounds in Folsom
Altitude Trampoline Park Folsom
1100 Riley St, Folsom, CA 95630
- Ages
- All ages
Altitude’s Folsom park on Riley Street is a trampoline park for all ages, with open jump courts, air bags, dodgeball, a battle beam, basketball and digital games. Its birthday parties include two hours of jump time, and the MVP package, with pizza, arcade cards and a gift for the birthday child, is $34.99 a jumper with a 10-jumper minimum. Groups can book the whole park. Its Folsom pages don’t post jump prices, hours or toddler times, so check its booking page before you go.
- Air bags and dodgeball
- Parties with 2 hours of jumping
- Whole-park rentals
- Waiver and safety video online
altitudetrampolinepark.com (opens their site)On Summerground
WonderPlay Zone
98 Clarksville Rd, Suite 180, Folsom, CA 95630
- When
- Daily 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
- Cost
- $19.50 first child, 2 hours; $14 each sibling; $5 extra adults
Good for Parents who need to answer email
WonderPlay Zone mixes a safari theme and an ocean theme across two play areas made for different ages and energy levels, plus an outdoor patio. A single visit is a two-hour session; babies 5 months and under are free, and 5- and 10-visit passes last six months. Reservations aren’t required but are recommended, since sessions fill up. Parents get a co-working area with fast Wi-Fi, charging stations and a view of the play areas.
- Two-hour sessions
- Outdoor patio
- Parents’ co-working space
- Babies 5 months and under free
mywonderplay.com (opens their site)916-458-4883On Summerground
BusyKids Indoor Play Town & Café
1014-7 Riley St, Folsom, CA 95630
- When
- Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sat–Sun 9 a.m.–7 p.m.
- Cost
- $18 a child for 90 minutes, one adult free; $5 extra adults; 4% fee
- Ages
- 1–10
Good for Pretend play for preschoolers
BusyKids is a pretend-play town: small exhibits modeled on local and historical Folsom businesses, for kids 1 to 10. Grown-ups get a full espresso bar and café (beer and wine too) and a quiet co-working room. Play is 90 minutes, one grown-up comes free with each child, and kids who don’t play aren’t charged. Socks are required for everyone. Outside food isn’t allowed, but a bagged lunch is fine. If your child has been sick, it asks you to wait 48 hours after the last symptom.
- Miniature-town pretend play
- Espresso bar and café
- 90-minute sessions
- Socks for everyone
busykidsplay.com (opens their site)916-608-8850On Summerground
Indoor playground in Rocklin
Enchanted Indoor Playground (Rocklin)
4445 Granite Dr, Suite 501, Rocklin, CA 95677
- When
- Sun–Thu 9 a.m.–7 p.m.; Fri–Sat 9 a.m.–9 p.m.; reservations required
- Cost
- $15 first child, one adult free; $12 siblings; $5 extra adults
- Ages
- 0–6; siblings up to 9
Good for Little farmers in Placer County
Enchanted’s newest playground is a farm-themed play gym for children up to 6, with barnyard play structures and tractor rides. Unlike the Natomas and Elk Grove locations, Rocklin requires a reservation, is open on Sundays and needs its own waiver. Enchanted’s usual prices apply: $15 for the first child with one adult, $12 for siblings and $5 for extra adults, with $45 monthly memberships. Kids in the structures wear grip socks and adults wear socks; no shoes inside.
- Farm theme
- Reservations required
- Open Sundays
- Separate waiver for Rocklin
enchantedindoorplayground.com (opens their site)279-249-9040On Summerground
Indoor playgrounds in Rancho Cordova
Three big playgrounds along and just off Folsom Boulevard, each with a toddler area.
Kids Empire Rancho Cordova
10309 Folsom Blvd, Rancho Cordova, CA
- When
- Daily: Mon–Thu 10 a.m.–8 p.m.; Fri–Sun 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
- Cost
- $22.90 a child, all day, two adults free
- Ages
- 1–12; toddler zone for 1–3
Good for Late evenings after a long nap
Kids Empire’s second Sacramento-area park, in the Mills Center on Folsom Boulevard, has the same padded multi-level maze, ball pits, dance floor and toddler zone as the Florin Road park, and the same deal: $22.90 a child for all-day play, two adults free, and same-day re-entry once you check out with staff. It stays open until 10 p.m. Friday through Sunday, and it welcomes field trips and group outings.
- All-day play with re-entry
- Open till 10 p.m. Fri–Sun
- Toddler zone for ages 1–3
- Field trips welcome
kidsempire.com (opens their site)279-202-0193On Summerground
Wacky Tacky Rancho Cordova
11327 Folsom Blvd, Suite 140, Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
- When
- Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat–Sun 11:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
- Cost
- $18 a child, one adult free; $10 extra adults; babies free with a sibling
- Ages
- Priced for 1–17; babies $10
The Rancho Cordova Wacky Tacky has three themed playgrounds, Jungle, Ocean and Cannon, and two party rooms. Prices match the Roseville location: $18 for children 1 to 17 with one adult free, and $10 for babies under 12 months unless a paying sibling comes along. On weekends all three playgrounds are open 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with one or two of them open a little earlier and later. Clean socks are required and sold at the desk.
- Three themed playgrounds
- One adult free per child
- Socks required
- Two party rooms
rancho.wackytacky.net (opens their site)916-476-3315On Summerground
Peek-a-Boo Factory
11270 Sanders Dr, Suite A, Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
- When
- Usually daily 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; varies, see its calendar
- Cost
- $20 a child with one adult; $5 extra adults; grip socks $3
Good for Kids who like a timed challenge
Peek-a-Boo Factory packs a three-level play structure, tube slides, a two-level timed ninja course, a timed Super Mario obstacle course, interactive wall and floor games, a toddler area, a princess room and an arcade into one building with a free parking lot. Babies under 1 are $16, or free with a paying sibling, and a $16 last-hour pass starts an hour before closing. Kids must wear its grippy socks ($3, reusable); regular socks are fine for adults.
- Timed ninja and Mario courses
- Toddler area
- Last-hour pass $16
- Its grippy socks required, $3
peekaboofactory.com (opens their site)916-586-7500On Summerground
Indoor playground in Orangevale
Kindred Play Collective
9267 Greenback Ln, Suite C7, Orangevale, CA 95662
- When
- Tue–Sat 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m., by reservation
- Cost
- $16 first child; 5 visits $65; $45/month membership
- Ages
- 6 months–12
Good for Calm mornings with babies and toddlers
Kindred is a small, Waldorf-inspired indoor playground and family community in Orangevale, open for reserved Community Hours on weekday and Saturday mornings. Its 5-visit pass can be shared between siblings, and the $45 monthly membership includes two adults a visit. Its October 2026 calendar has a Kids Music Circle every Tuesday at 10 a.m. and Little Art Studio classes. Families come from Folsom, Fair Oaks and El Dorado Hills, and the whole space can be booked for private parties of up to 45 guests.
- Waldorf-inspired
- Mornings by reservation
- Shareable 5-visit pass
- Kids Music Circle on Tuesdays
kindredplaycollective.org (opens their site)279-246-1747On Summerground
Trampoline park or indoor playground? Ages and prices side by side
The two kinds suit different ages. Indoor playgrounds are built for babies to about 8: padded structures, ball pits, pretend play, and usually a parent playing alongside. Trampoline and adventure parks suit kids about 5 and up, with attractions that have height or age limits, but most now have a toddler area or a cheaper ticket for little ones. Ninja gyms like Lightning Ninja are for kids 5 and up who want a real obstacle course.
| Place | Town | Ages | One child | Socks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enchanted | Natomas, Elk Grove, Rocklin | 0–6 (Natomas 0–8) | $15 all day, one adult free | Grip socks for kids |
| Kindred Play Collective | Orangevale | 6 months–12 | $16 | Not stated |
| Wacky Tacky | Roseville, Rancho Cordova | Priced for 1–17 | $18, one adult free | Clean socks |
| BusyKids | Folsom | 1–10 | $18 for 90 minutes | Socks for all |
| WonderPlay Zone | Folsom | Not stated | $19.50 for 2 hours | Not stated |
| Peek-a-Boo Factory | Rancho Cordova | Not stated | $20, one adult free | Its grip socks, $3 |
| Kids Empire | Florin Road, Rancho Cordova | 1–12 | $22.90 all day, two adults free | Bring socks |
| Space to Play | Elk Grove | Not stated | Memberships from $40 a month | Socks for all |
| Rebounderz | Sacramento | All; playground 0–7 | $19.99 (5 and under) to $34.99 | Grip socks, $4.25 |
| Sky Zone | Elk Grove | All | $22.99 for 90 minutes | SkySocks |
| Sky Zone | Sacramento, Roseville | All | $29.99 for 2 hours | SkySocks |
| Urban Air | Arden | All; Kid’s Area 7 and under | $34.99 all day; $17.49 if 40 in. or under | Urban Air socks, $4.49 |
| FunBox | Natomas | All; 0–2 free | On its booking site | FunBox grip socks |
| Altitude | Folsom | All | Not posted on its site | Not stated |
| Lightning Ninja Academy | Roseville | Open gym 5 and up | $25 | Athletic shoes instead |
A few places add fees on top: Rebounderz adds 3% and BusyKids a 4% booking charge. Grown-ups usually come free with a child at the playgrounds, but FunBox charges every adult, and Urban Air’s parent ticket is $17.49 if you want to play too.
Socks, waivers and toddler times
Almost every place here is socks-only, and the trampoline parks sell their own grip socks. Keep them: Rebounderz and Sky Zone socks are reusable, so bringing a clean pair back saves a few dollars.
- Socks. Urban Air ($4.49), Rebounderz ($4.25), Sky Zone, FunBox and Peek-a-Boo Factory ($3) require their own grip socks for jumpers or for kids in the structures. Enchanted, BusyKids and Space to Play want adults in socks too. Lightning Ninja is the exception: closed-toe athletic shoes.
- Waivers. Sign online before you go, for everyone in your group. Enchanted wants a waiver from every adult who walks in, grandparents included, and a separate one for Rocklin. Space to Play needs one from every guest, adults included.
- Toddler tickets and areas. Look for Rebounderz’s Junior ticket (5 and under) and toddler trampoline zone, Urban Air’s Shorty ticket (40 inches and under) and Kid’s Area (7 and under), and the toddler zones at Kids Empire and Peek-a-Boo Factory. Sky Zone mentions Toddler Times and Little Leapers but doesn’t post schedules, so call.
- Babies. Enchanted has an infant area for babies to 18 months. Babies are free with a paying sibling at Enchanted, Wacky Tacky, Peek-a-Boo Factory and Kids Empire, free at WonderPlay Zone up to 5 months and at FunBox up to age 2.
- Food. Wacky Tacky and BusyKids don’t allow outside food (BusyKids makes an exception for a bagged lunch). Enchanted lets you eat your own food at its public tables but not bring a cake or decorations unless you’ve booked a party.
Rainy-day tips and ways to pay less
Sacramento’s indoor playgrounds fill up on rainy weekends and school breaks. A few things help:
- Book ahead. Enchanted recommends reservations on weekends and school holidays (Rocklin requires one), FunBox sells timed tickets, WonderPlay Zone says sessions fill up, and Kindred’s mornings are by reservation only.
- Go on a weekday. Rebounderz posts half-price admission on Mondays and buy one, get one on Wednesdays. Urban Air and Rebounderz open at 4 p.m. on weekdays and Sky Zone Elk Grove at 3 p.m., so weekday mornings belong to the playgrounds.
- Buy in bulk if you’ll be back. Kids Empire sells 10 visits for $159, Sky Zone sells four two-hour tickets for $59.98 to use within 45 days, Kindred sells 5 visits for $65, and Enchanted and Kindred have $45 monthly memberships.
- Check weekend hours. Several places close early or close off play areas for private parties: Enchanted Elk Grove has open play only on Saturday mornings, Enchanted Natomas is closed to open play on Sundays, and Wacky Tacky Roseville closes its playgrounds at 5 p.m. on weekends.
- Mixed ages? Kids Empire (1 to 12, with a toddler zone), Rebounderz and Urban Air keep a big kid and a toddler busy in the same building.
Planning a party at one of these? Our guide to kids’ birthday party places in Sacramento compares packages and prices. For another indoor outing this winter, see ice skating in Sacramento.
Questions parents ask
Which trampoline parks in Sacramento are good for toddlers?
Several have space set aside for little ones. Urban Air on Arden Way has a Kid’s Area for children 7 and under and a cheaper Shorty ticket for kids 40 inches or shorter. Rebounderz has a toddler trampoline zone, an indoor playground for ages 0 to 7 and a $19.99 Junior ticket for kids 5 and under. FunBox in Natomas is free for ages 0 to 2 with a ticketed adult, though kids 5 and under must go into the inflatables with a parent. Sky Zone mentions Toddler Times and Little Leapers; call for the schedule.
How much does a trampoline park cost in Sacramento?
As posted in October 2026: Sky Zone Elk Grove is $22.99 for 90 minutes or $25.99 for two hours; Sky Zone Sacramento and Roseville are $29.99 for two hours; Rebounderz is $19.99 for kids 5 and under, $29.99 for two hours or $34.99 all day, plus a 3% fee; Urban Air is $34.99 all day, or $17.49 for kids 40 inches and under. Add grip socks: $4.25 at Rebounderz and $4.49 at Urban Air. Rebounderz is half price on Mondays.
Do you need grip socks at an indoor playground?
Usually, yes. The trampoline parks (Urban Air, Rebounderz, Sky Zone, FunBox) require their own grip socks, sold at the desk. Among the playgrounds, Enchanted requires grip socks for kids in the structures and Peek-a-Boo Factory sells its own for $3; Wacky Tacky, BusyKids and Space to Play ask for clean socks for everyone, adults included. Space to Play makes allowances for kids who can’t keep socks on for sensory reasons. The ninja gym is the exception: Lightning Ninja wants closed-toe athletic shoes.
Are there indoor playgrounds in Roseville?
Yes. Wacky Tacky on Galilee Road has two themed play structures for $18 a child with one adult free. Sky Zone Roseville, at the old Rockin’ Jump address on North Sunrise Avenue, is the trampoline park, and Lightning Ninja Academy in Roseville Square runs open gym for kids 5 and up. Close by are Enchanted’s farm-themed playground in Rocklin and Kindred Play Collective in Orangevale. If you search for Kids Empire Roseville, note that it’s in Minnesota.
What indoor playgrounds are in Elk Grove?
Enchanted Elk Grove on Grant Line Road is for babies to 6-year-olds (siblings to 9), with an infant area, at $15 for the first child. Space to Play on Elk Grove Florin Road is an inclusive playground and art studio with messy play and monthly memberships. Sky Zone Elk Grove on Dwight Road is the trampoline park, from $22.99 for 90 minutes. Utopia Play & Cafe, for ages 0 to 8 on Elk Grove Boulevard, hadn’t opened as of October 2026.
Do parents have to pay at indoor playgrounds?
Usually not for the first adult. Enchanted, Wacky Tacky, Peek-a-Boo Factory and BusyKids include one adult with each paying child, and Kids Empire includes two; extra adults cost $5 to $10. FunBox is different: every guest needs a ticket, jumping or not. At Urban Air, a parent who wants to play buys a $17.49 parent ticket, and Kindred’s membership includes two adults a visit.
How we made this list
We searched the web (Exa) for indoor playgrounds, play cafés, trampoline parks and ninja gyms across the Sacramento area, then read each place’s own pages in October 2026 for ages, prices, hours and rules. We left out places we couldn’t confirm were open or in California (several Roseville results are in Minnesota or Michigan), a play café that hasn’t opened, sites that wouldn’t load and directory listings. Prices and hours change often, so check before you go.
No one paid to be on it. It’s information to start from, not medical or legal advice: check services, costs and coverage with each provider before you book. Spotted something out of date, or run a place that belongs here? Write to hello@summerground.com.