Crew Member

Sky Zone, part of CircusTrix, LLC dba Sky Zone, is looking for part-time Crew Members to join onsite at Sky Zone Oaks Township in the United States. The role is built for people who want to gain real-world experience across several park departments while sharpening customer service, safety awareness and communication skills. If you like a lively, play-filled environment where helping guests have a great time is part of the job, this could be a fit. An application is required to be considered, though prior work experience isn’t a prerequisite.

Crew Members can expect to rotate through a few different areas, from keeping the court safe as a Court Monitor to assisting guests at the Café, hosting parties, or helping with Front Desk Membership Sales. It’s a hands-on opportunity to learn how a busy entertainment venue runs, with the chance to contribute to a friendly, memorable guest experience and a clean, safe park environment.

Those who enjoy meeting new people, staying active, and working in a team-oriented setting will likely feel at home in this role.

A day-in-the-park rhythm

In this role, you’ll work closely with park guests and your colleagues to deliver a positive and safe experience. The work blends guest service with operational support, so you’ll be attentive to safety, cleanliness, and service quality while engaging with crowds in a friendly, respectful way. The day can shift between welcoming visitors at the front desk, assisting parties and private events, monitoring play spaces for safety, and helping out behind the scenes in the café or sales areas. The goal is to keep things running smoothly, make guests feel valued, and maintain a clean, welcoming park for everyone.

Because responsibilities span multiple departments, you may switch roles throughout a shift to meet guest needs and park activity levels. You’ll be expected to adapt quickly, communicate clearly with teammates, and contribute to a safe environment where play is part of the everyday experience.

What you’ll need to bring to the role

You’ll find this role open to a wide range of applicants, but there are a few essentials that the team looks for first.

• Be at least 16 years old.
• Comfortably interact with large groups of people and keep guests engaged in a friendly way.
• Ability to work a flexible schedule that covers park hours, including evenings, weekends and some holidays.
• Capable of sitting, standing, and moving around the park for long periods.
• Physically able to lift at least 20 pounds.

Nice-to-haves help, but aren’t required, as the environment is welcoming to applicants new to the workforce.

• Past experience in a high-volume, customer-facing role in settings such as entertainment, retail, service, or fitness.
• Customer service or sales experience is a bonus.

Pay, schedule and practical details

The pay starts at $10.00 per hour, with a full range up to $11.00 per hour based on qualifications and experience. The position is part-time and onsite at Sky Zone Oaks Township. The job invites a variety of activities, including moving around the park and assisting with guest safety, so the physical demands are real but manageable for those who can handle long periods on their feet and occasional lifting requirements.

Along with pay, the role emphasizes a safe, clean environment and a friendly guest experience, with the park operating during hours that may include evenings, weekends and some holidays. The job description notes that Crew Members will be engaged with park members, guests and colleagues and should be dedicated to delivering a memorable customer experience while maintaining safety and cleanliness.

Tips for standing out at Sky Zone

Make your resume clear about the multiple roles you’d be open to, such as Court Monitor, Café Associate, Party Host or Front Desk Membership Sales, so the hiring team can see your flexibility across departments.

When you share examples, describe situations where you interacted with large groups, kept safety or service standards high, and used clear communication to help guests without sacrificing pace or energy. Concrete stories will help demonstrate how you handle a busy, loud indoor environment and how you stay focused on guest safety and satisfaction.

Expect interview questions about your availability for park hours, including evenings, weekends and some holidays, and be ready to discuss your physical ability to move around the park and lift 20 pounds. Have a ready line about how you stay patient and positive with guests during peak times.

Craft a thoughtful question to learn how shifts are allocated and which roles tend to see the busiest periods. A good one is to ask which department typically handles peak times and how teams coordinate during busy weekends or event days.