How many balls do you need to fill the jump O Lene?
904757
We had 500-600. It was a good amount for 2 kids. We first threw in 100 and it looked like there were 20 balls in it.
904758
Fill it entirely? Well, that would be hard with the open door. I don't think you would want to fill it entirely. Its a pretty large unit, about 6 feet in diameter. You could probably put some balls in the bottom for fun (the soft foam type) as they will bounce up and down with your child. My boy loved it...it was SURPRISINGLY durable, and lasted a few years of jumping! I probably could have fixed it when it deflated, but was moving.
904759
To be honest I only purchased an additional 100 and it was no where near full. I asked the kids if they would prefer to have it full or a small amount of balls? They said that it would not be able to fit everyone in if there were a lot of balls.
12405
NoIt only comes with 50 smallish balls not nearly enough we bought 100 bigger balls that still didn't fill it up very much. We are hoping to get more soon.
1340704
I got these ones: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008H3LE6G/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc;=1It comes with 100 balls and a mesh bag to hold them in, however I found 100 to not enough so I had to order an additional set of 100.
1607928
We played with 12 but it made it impossible to win - we still had fun though! I would say 8 max to move the game along.
716509
I'd say no. Better to get at least 2. I used my bag of 100 (+ the 15 balls I already had), in a blow-up Doc Mcstuffins "ball pit". They are only 2 layers thick and a pack n play is much bigger.
1081386
Depending on size of kiddie pol, I would say 3 - 4 hundred.My grand daughter loves to get in her play house, kicking her legs to see how many balls she can kick out.
716510
A 100 play balls most likely cover 1 layer so I would recommend 200 or more play balls depending on the size of pack n play.
2198139
Six would be probably the minimum you would want to play. It is a lot of fun. All ages can play.
1780883
I bought 1200 balls and it filled it about 6" deep. So I would say 2000 would really be needed.
22945
six balls. We love them for smaller hands and young kids. Got bigger balls for teenagers that play a little harder and rougher.
655345
The tether with the ball is about 4 feet long, so you need at least 8 feet of space for two players - but bear in mind that the game involves a lot of tennis-like back-and-forth arm-swinging and body movement, so you'd want to allow extra space for that!
1523658
not sure what kids' tennis ball sizes are, but it should pick up at least 36 regular sized balls - I usually keep 24 balls in it and it's has room for more. If kids' sized tennis ball are a different size than standard size ( larger or smaller ) then they may not fit through the bottom pick-up or fall through, which defeats the purpose of this item.
1036730
No, it comes with 0 (zero) balls. You have to buy the balls separately, you can get practice balls quite cheaply but I opted to buy 100 3* balls from another supplier. It doesn't hold any more than 100 so that is just the right amount. It tends to retain about 5 or 6 balls at the end that don't get fired so you do need to get quite a few to make it work properly. I would say that you should buy 50+ as a minimum.
2103258
This order came with 9-12 balls (I can't remember exactly). They were in 3 different colors. My kids love them for indoor play.
1580664
It comes with 12 balls. They are intended to be used on a 60 foot tennis court (for kids).
1382209
My 4 year old still loves to jump in this, so I would say go for it! Just remember to buy the extra balls as the original 20 will leave a lot of empty space.
1986886
Super easy..... And super small!!! We keep ours inside a Rubbermaid container we purchased from Walmart.... Probably 2' X 2'.... The balls we purchased to put in the jumpy house take up twice the storage space as the jumpy house itself. Our kids LOVE it.. We move the coffee table out of the living room and blow it up on cold winter days.