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Joey Justen, 11, of Point Place, reacts to falling after a jump at Sky Zone.
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What goes up must come down at Sky Zone

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What goes up must come down at Sky Zone

Visitors to Sky Zone, a worldwide chain of indoor family entertainment centers, can bounce from one trampoline to another, jump into pits filled with foam blocks, and play a trampoline-based version of dodgeball.

First Published January 3, 2017, 5:00 a.m.

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Joey Justen, 11, of Point Place, reacts to falling after a jump at Sky Zone.  (THE BLADE/AMY E. VOIGT)  Buy Image
Ava Justen, 11, of Point Place takes a high jump while spending an afternoon at the Sky Zone Trampoline Park in Holland. Visitors to Sky Zone, a worldwide chain of indoor family entertainment centers, can bounce from one trampoline to another, jump into pits filled with foam blocks, and play a trampoline-based version of dodgeball.  (THE BLADE/AMY E. VOIGT)  Buy Image
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