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iWalls, AirCourts & More: Sky Zone Opens ‘Next‑Gen’ Trampoline Park in Frisco
by David Seeley | Apr 2, 2025
The 40,000-SF Sky Zone Frisco features "next-gen" branding and experiences, with everything from a zipline to iWalls, Boulder Balls, a Race Slide, and the largest Toddler Zone in the Utah brand's U.S. ecosystem. Coming on April 11: a ribbon cutting and "free jump day" with games, contests, and more.
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