Sky Zone Pico Rivera Trampoline Park: GLOW Nights

Sky Zone Pico Rivera is the newest trampoline park in southeast Los Angeles County, and the lights go down every single evening. The park at 6101 Rosemead Blvd, Pico Rivera, CA 90660, opened in March 2026, and its GLOW blacklight sessions run every evening, from 6pm Monday to Thursday, Saturday and Sunday and from noon on Fridays. A 120-minute ticket costs $41.99 at any time of day, the GLOW ticket is the same $41.99, and the park phone is 562-366-3033.

The park's own About page puts it plainly: Sky Zone Pico Rivera opened its doors in March 2026. That makes it one of the youngest locations in the chain anywhere in Southern California, and it shows in the attraction list, which leans on the newer slides and arcade-style games rather than just rows of trampolines. For families in Pico Rivera, Downey, Whittier and Montebello, it also means no longer driving to the Valley or the South Bay for a trampoline park.

Sky Zone began in 2004 in the Las Vegas Valley, when founder Rick Platt built a 17,000-square-foot arena for a trampoline sport that never caught on and then started selling jump time to the skateboarders who discovered it. Two decades later, a park like this one is less a gym and more an indoor activity center, with jumping as only one of many reasons to visit.

The attraction list here reads differently from older Sky Zones. There is a Family Slide, a Racer Slide and a Mega Launch Slide, plus a Zip Line overhead. CycloBeat is a stationary bike game, and the iWall turns a padded wall into an interactive target game. King of the Hill and Boulder Balls are competitive games for older kids, and the Warrior Course is the obstacle run. The classic pieces are all here too: Freestyle Jump, Ultimate Dodgeball, the Air Court and a Toddler Zone.

Our honest pick for a first visit is to skip the arcade corner until the end. The arcade costs extra time and attention, and the two hours on the ticket go fast once the slides have a line. Do the Mega Launch Slide and the Warrior Course while the park is quiet, move to dodgeball when the court fills with groups, and leave the arcade and CycloBeat for the final 15 minutes when legs are spent.

GLOW is the reason teenagers come here after dark. From 6pm on most days, and from noon on Fridays, the main lights switch off, blacklights come on, and the court turns into a neon party with music. The park's notice is clear that GLOW shirts are required for the session, so plan to pick one up when you check in. On Fridays and Saturdays the park stays open until 11pm, so GLOW runs from noon to 11pm on Fridays and from 6pm to 11pm on Saturdays.

Younger children can find GLOW loud and dark, so for a family with a five-year-old, an afternoon visit is the better plan. For a teen birthday, though, booking a GLOW slot on a Friday makes more sense than a daytime party. Members get their own events as well: the park advertised a members' Halloween costume party on October 27, a reminder that the membership calendar runs separately from the public one.

From Monday to Thursday the park opens at 12pm and closes at 9pm, so school-day afternoons before 3pm are the calmest window. Friday also opens at noon but runs to 11pm. Saturday is the long day, from 9am to 11pm, and Sunday runs from 9am to 9pm. The 9am weekend openings are the time to beat the birthday-party crowds, which tend to fill the afternoon slots.

If Saturday afternoon is sold out, the plan B is to shift to Sunday morning at 9am rather than drive to another park, because the next-closest Sky Zones are in the Valley and Gardena, each a long freeway trip away. Booking online ahead of time is the simplest way to hold a slot, and the park's email, pico_rivera_ca_jump@skyzone.com, is listed for group questions.

For families nearby, the two monthly memberships are the real deal here. The Elite Membership costs $41.99 a month for unlimited weekday jump time and two hours on weekends, with 20% off food and parties, and a parent add-on runs $14.99 a month. The Basic Membership costs $35.99 a month for two hours of jump time on weekdays and on weekends before 1pm, which suits families who come on Saturday mornings anyway.

Notice that one Elite month costs exactly the same as a single 120-minute ticket. If your child is likely to come back even once in the same month, the membership is the obvious choice. Both memberships run month to month, and a membership is only valid at the park where it was bought, so a Pico Rivera pass does not carry over to Van Nuys or any other location.

Every guest needs a signed waiver before entering, and grip socks are required on all attractions. Sky Zone sells its SkySocks on site, and they can be brought back and reused on later visits if they stay in good condition. Children under 13 must have a parent or guardian in the park with them. Age and height limits can vary by attraction, so the tallest slides may be off limits for the smallest jumpers.

Rosemead Boulevard is Pico Rivera's main north-south road, and the park is easy to reach by car from the 5 and the 605. After a session, the San Gabriel River Trail along the east side of town is a flat, easy ride or walk for children who still have energy. Head north on Rosemead Boulevard and you reach the Whittier Narrows Recreation Area, with lakes, picnic lawns and space to run.

Address: 6101 Rosemead Blvd, Pico Rivera, CA 90660. Phone: 562-366-3033. Hours: Monday to Thursday 12pm to 9pm, Friday 12pm to 11pm, Saturday 9am to 11pm, Sunday 9am to 9pm. GLOW: Friday 12pm to 11pm, Saturday 6pm to 11pm, Sunday to Thursday 6pm to 9pm, GLOW shirt required. Tickets: 120 minutes $41.99, GLOW $41.99. Memberships: Elite $41.99 a month, Basic $35.99 a month, parent add-on $14.99. Opened: March 2026. Required: waiver and grip socks. Under 13s need an adult.