Updates · November 9, 2026
Thursday, November 5, 2026 in Chicago: who filled up and who cashed in
On Thursday, November 5, 2026, Chicago’s 13 public trampoline and adventure parks sold 1.9% of their supply for $6,644 of modeled revenue; the smallest park led on sell-through and a bigger one took the biggest till.
The top of the day
Sky Zone Alsip sold 12.5% of its supply: 50 of 400 admissions, the highest sell-through of the day and the smallest park by supply. Sky Zone Chicago-Midway was runner-up at 4.0%.
The top spot goes to the highest sell-through among parks observed from before the day began at full coverage; sell-through is size- and unit-neutral, so a 200-jumper trampoline park and a 650-guest adventure park compete fairly. At the other end, Urban Air Bloomingdale, #7 by supply (933 admissions), sold 0.0%.
The biggest till
Urban Air Mokena took the biggest till: $1,698 of modeled revenue (GBV) on the day, P10–P90 $1,630–$1,769, grade A. It was also #1 on revenue per open hour, at $566.
The market
Chicago’s 13 public trampoline and adventure parks sold 1.9% of their supply on Thursday, November 5, 2026, for $6,644 of modeled revenue (P10–P90 $6,463–$6,829, grade A); 13 of 13 were observed all day.
How a Sunday books
Sky Zone Alsip on Thursday, November 5, 2026: 2.5% of its supply was sold 24 hours before entry, 6.0% at 12 hours, 6.0% at 3 hours and 7.8% an hour before. It ended the day at 12.5%: the last 24 hours before entry added 10.0 points, so almost every admission it sold was booked by the night before.
One price per park
Median quotes for a jump session on the day: six at $29.99, two at $27.99, two at $31.99, one at $34.99, one at $39 and one at $39.99. Each park quoted one price on every slot it offered: no afternoon premium in the booking calendar.
By the numbers
- Top of the day
- Sky Zone Alsip (Alsip): 12.5% sell-through, 50 of 400 admissions sold. Runner-up: Sky Zone Chicago-Midway at 4.0%.
- Biggest till
- Urban Air Mokena: $1,698 modeled revenue (GBV, P10–P90 $1,630–$1,769, grade A), #1 on revenue per open hour at $566.
- The market
- $6,644 modeled revenue (GBV, P10–P90 $6,463–$6,829, grade A) at 1.9% sell-through across 13 venues.
- How a Sunday books
- Sky Zone Alsip on Thu Nov 5, 2026: 3% sold 24 h out, 6% sold 12 h out, 6% sold 3 h out, 8% sold 1 h out.
| Venue | Area | Sell-through | Sold | Revenue (GBV) | Revenue / open hour | Median quote |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Urban Air Mokena | Mokena | 3.2% | 63 of 1,950 admissions | $1,698 ($1,630–$1,769) | $566 | $29.99 |
| Sky Zone Alsip | Alsip | 12.5% | 50 of 400 admissions | $1,104 ($984–$1,237) | $368 | $31.99 |
| Urban Air North Riverside | North Riverside | 3.3% | 35 of 1,050 admissions | $943 ($905–$983) | $314 | $29.99 |
| Urban Air St. Charles | St. Charles | 1.3% | 26 of 1,950 admissions | $704 ($676–$734) | $235 | $29.99 |
| Sky Zone Chicago-Midway | Chicago | 4.0% | 28 of 700 admissions | $618 ($551–$693) | $206 | $31.99 |
| Sky Zone Elmhurst | Elmhurst | 1.6% | 18 of 1,128 admissions | $468 ($416–$527) | $59 | $39 |
| Urban Air Lincoln Park | Chicago | 0.5% | 12 of 2,400 admissions | $443 ($424–$463) | $74 | $39.99 |
| Sky Zone Joliet | Joliet | 3.2% | 19 of 600 admissions | $347 ($311–$387) | $116 | $27.99 |
| Urban Air Glenview | Glenview | 0.3% | 6 of 2,400 admissions | $154 ($148–$160) | $51 | $29.99 |
| Urban Air Merrillville | Merrillville | 0.5% | 3 of 600 admissions | $81 ($78–$84) | $27 | $29.99 |
| Sky Zone Aurora | Aurora | 0.7% | 4 of 600 admissions | $73 ($65–$82) | $24 | $27.99 |
| Urban Air Bloomingdale | Bloomingdale | 0.0% | 0 of 933 admissions | $0 ($0–$0) | $0 | $34.99 |
| Urban Air Crystal Lake | Crystal Lake | 0.0% | 0 of 756 admissions | $0 ($0–$0) | $0 | $29.99 |
How this was measured
Inferred from booking signals in public data, observed as inferred booking signals in public data; snapshot of 2026-11-09; utilization v1 · revenue v2. Every park’s index began 5863–5878 minutes before the day did, so every session of the day was seen before it opened. Revenue is modeled booking value (GBV) with its P10–P90 range, never ledger revenue. Capacity and revenue follow the methodology.