How to Have a Full Day of Indoor Fun in Seattle Southside

Last Updated: November 4, 2025

Looking for a low-stress, high-smiles itinerary that works for all ages? Here’s Shavonne’s go-to lineup, perfect for a rainy day or cozy winter weekend.

Shavonne (@thegoandgrowfamily) visited Seattle Southside with her family to share the gift of experiences with them this winter season.

Pictured: Shavonne and her family stop for a group pic.
Credit: @thegoandgrowfamily

Here is an itinerary if you are looking for fun things to do in Seattle Southside with your friends and family.

Start at Sky Zone, where wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits, and dodgeball courts guarantee big laughs for kids and adults alike. It’s a great way to burn off that first wave of wiggles and kick off the day on a high note. Shavonne's kids have loved this Trampoline Park since they were young, and this year she actually jumped with them for the first time!

Tips:

  • Wear athletic clothing and grippy socks (available on-site if needed).
  • Book a morning session to avoid peak crowds.
  • Set regular water breaks—everyone forgets when they’re having fun.

Next, head to iFLY for a one-of-a-kind indoor skydiving experience. After a short briefing, first-timers step into the vertical wind tunnel with an instructor and feel the thrill of free fall, no parachute, no problem. If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind adventure that your friends and family will remember forever, Shavonne highly recommends it! "I’d never actually go diving out of an airplane, but this is totally doable!"

Tips:

  • Reserve ahead, especially on weekends and holidays, and arrive early for check-in.
  • Consider the media package—those flight photos and videos are priceless.
  • Nervous flyers are welcome; the experience is built for beginners.

Keep the momentum going at Bowlero, a crowd-pleasing stop for friendly competition and laid-back eats. Between frames, hit the arcade, share appetizers, and let everyone show off their victory dance. Shavonne's family loves a good friendly match along with great food.


Tips:

  • Reserve a lane by the hour for a smoother pace with your group.
  • Use bumpers for younger bowlers to keep spirits high.

Wrap up at Sumi Korean Grill, where dinner doubles as an activity. Tableside grilling is interactive and delicious, making it a hit with kids and grownups alike. From marinated meats to veggie-forward plates and shareable sides, there’s something for every appetite. The kids loved cooking up their own meals! A must try!


Tips:

  • Make a reservation during the dinner rush.
  • Order a variety of proteins and sides so everyone can sample.
  • Ask staff for pairing suggestions—they know the menu best.
Assorted meats at Sumi Korean Grill in Tukwila
信用： Sabra Zaraa

Suggested pacing:

Half-day (4–5 hours): Sky Zone → iFLY → Sumi Korean Grill
Full day (7–9 hours): Sky Zone → snack break → iFLY → Bowlero → Sumi
Weekend: Day 1 = Sky Zone + Bowlero; Day 2 = iFLY + Sumi

Getting around: All four stops are within Seattle Southside; allow buffer time for parking and check-ins.

What to bring:
Comfortable clothes and spare socks
Reusable water bottles
A small backpack with snacks and hand wipes
A fully charged phone for photos and videos

Why this itinerary works:
All-weather friendly: Mostly indoors—perfect for winter and rainy days.
All-ages appeal: Little kids, teens, and grandparents all find something to enjoy.
Experience-first: Memorable, shareable, and zero clutter.

Keep the fun going