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Sky Zone RecreationalDESCRIPTION: Sky Zone is the next dimension in sports, fun and fitness offering fun physical activities, games and entertainment for people of all ages, size and abilities on a patented, 3-dimensional walled playing surface. Sky Zone hosts birthday parties for kids, corporate team building events for adults, SkyRobics fitness classes, high-performance cross training for athletes at the high school and collegiate level to the professional level, intramural sports for colleges and more. Whether you are a kid or kid at heart, Sky Zone is the perfect active, fun and unique activity! ADDRESS: 17379 Edison Avenue, Chesterfield, MO 63005 LOCATION: Chesterfield Valley (behind Home Depot Center) PHONE NUMBER: (636) 530-4550 WEB SITE: www.skyzonesports.com GETTING THERE: From downtown 40 West to Boone's Crossing; Left on Boone's Crossing then right on Chesterfield Airport Road. Left into Home Depot Center; Sky Zone is located directly behind the Home Depot center. (Alternate route during hwy. 40 construction: from downtown take 44W to 270N to 40W. Then follow directions above.) HOURS: Hours vary depending on the time of the year. For an up-to-date schedule, phone (636) 530-4550 or visit www.skyzonesports.com. ADMISSION: General admission is $10.00 per hour (plus tax), plus an additional $2.00 for shoe rentals (plus tax). HIGHLIGHTS:
ANNUAL SPECIAL EVENTS: Sky Zone presents a number of special events each year including youth and adult 3-D Dodgeball tournaments, summer camps (SkyCamp), health fairs and youth fitness programs. HISTORY: A brilliant inventor (who holds several hundred patents and who wishes to remain anonymous) conceived of the concept of an interlocking system of hyper-resilient trampolines in the late 1990's. He used his engineering background to make detailed drawings and conceptual blueprints of what would become one of the most unique playing surfaces ever: the Sky Zone court. The concept was so unique that he was awarded a U.S. patent for his efforts. Sky Zone LLC was formed in 2002 with the sole purpose of developing the concept. Up to that point, there was only a detailed drawing. Using a warehouse located in Las Vegas as a research and development center, Rick Platt, along with a team of skilled engineers, welders, carpenters, and builders set out to design the first Sky Zone playing field. Eight months later, the construction was finished. The Sky Zone court was brought to life. WHERE TO GET LUNCH: Sky Zone houses various vending options for snacks and beverages and dozens of full-service restaurants are available for breakfast/lunch/dinner within a 1-mile radius. PUBLIC RELATIONS CONTACT: Barclay Poole, 636-530-4550 September 3, 2008 |
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