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Sky Zone Opens at Dulles Town Center

Another Sky Zone is also in the works for Fair Oaks Mall.

a woman and child high five each other while jumping on a trampoline
Courtesy Sky Zone

Dulles Town Center has another indoor entertainment option. Sky Zone opened at the mall on February 9.

Located at 21000 Dulles Town Circle, the new attraction features freestyle jumps on the facility’s trampolines; games like ultimate dodgeball, Skyjoust, and Skyhoops; and a Foam Zone. Visitors can choose to purchase 90- or 120-minute passes, all-day passes, or sign up for a membership.  

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The Los Angeles–based company was founded in 2004 and operates more than 270 parks. Other Northern Virginia locations include Alexandria, Arlington, Manassas, Springfield, Woodbridge, and Sterling. 

A Sky Zone will also move into 48,000 square feet on the upper level of the former Sears in Fair Oaks Mall, Washington Business Journal reported. The company filed permits with Fairfax County last month and it’s expected to open later this year.

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Other Dulles Town Center Attractions

The new Sky Zone joins other recently opened Dulles Town Center attractions. These include 810 Entertainment, which opened in November 2025. The facility has 26 bowling lanes, laser tag, mini golf, darts, and party rooms. It also has food and drink options like milkshakes, burgers, cocktails, and beer.  

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A new, 120,000-square-foot event center is also in the works. It will host some of the events that were previously hosted at the Dulles Expo Center. It’s expected to open in the second quarter of 2026.  

Feature image courtesy Sky Zone

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