Sky Zone Beaverton Reopens After Deep Cleaning Following Measles Exposure
Sky Zone Beaverton, a trampoline park in Beaverton, Oregon, reopened after a deep cleaning due to a confirmed measles case potentially exposing others on July 18. The park closed temporarily on July 23 to clean high-touch surfaces and play areas…
Portland, OR, July 24, 2026 —
Sky Zone Beaverton, a popular trampoline park located in Beaverton, Oregon, has reopened its doors to the public. The facility underwent a temporary closure to conduct a thorough deep cleaning of its premises. This action was taken in response to a notification from the Oregon Health Authority regarding a confirmed case of measles.
The potential exposure occurred on July 18. Following the notification, the park administration decided to close on July 23. The closure allowed for comprehensive cleaning of all high-touch surfaces and play areas within the facility. The goal was to mitigate any potential spread of the measles virus.
Measles is a highly contagious respiratory infection that can spread easily through coughing and sneezing. Public health authorities often advise on measures to be taken when potential exposures occur in public spaces. The deep cleaning at Sky Zone Beaverton was implemented as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of its patrons and staff.
The Oregon Health Authority provided the park with guidance on the necessary cleaning protocols. Sky Zone Beaverton has now resumed normal operations after completing the sanitization process. Further information regarding the specific timeline of potential exposure or detailed health advisories was not provided.
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