Skyhook Ninja Fitness

Awesome

Good place for kids to run around. There isnt a lot of seating for parents to sit during the classes.

We hosted my sons birthday party here and were really excited based on the reviews, but unfortunately our experience didnt live up to them. Weve been to a somewhat similar type of place in Tualatin where the kids have an absolute blast and leave completely exhausted (which is a huge win with a group of energetic 67 year old boys). Sadly, Skyhook didnt have that same energy at all, especially with no running allowed.One of the coaches seemed genuinely miserable to be there, which really set the tone. In a place built around kids parties, you expect the staff to bring energy and enthusiasm.We also arrived to find the party before ours still going, so we got a late start getting into the party room. Despite that, we still had to be out exactly on time, and the room didnt appear to have been wiped down from the previous party.The biggest issue was how strict the coaches were (this coming from both the kids and adults). We completely understand safety rules and liability, but theres a way to enforce rules while still keeping things fun. Instead, it felt overly rigid and at times a bit rude. Some games or friendly competitions would have made a big difference. We arent expecting our kids to become the next ninja warrior at a birthday party. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I wouldnt recommend it for a birthday party. It does sound like their regular classes may be a better fit and more fun for kids.