Is the water feature a pro or con in your estimation? And if it is, would you prefer the pool/ball space be added to the bounce area?
1540233
The water sprayer is adequate for the kids to get a spritz while sliding. I fill up the front area with water and let the kids go. The con would be mold, through improper care, as with any inflatable, if water left to sit, or it is put away damp. I haven't experienced that issue personally, but it is a risk if proper care is not taken prior to storage.
1540234
We love the water feature. This summer, the neighborhood kids requested the water several times a week. The water pools in that space and they play in there. We didn't get balls at all...that just seemed like a nightmare to me.
1504256
I have one and I laid a piece of carpet in the bottom which helped give it some stability and keeps the balls from bouncing off the hard concrete. I like mine.
1020178
The dimensions for these are called out in the product description. The pool area is about 6 ft by almost 5 ft. The bounce area is about 4.5 ft x 4.5 ft. Slide is about 6 ft. long. We've had this for 3 years and its held up great. Our 6 year old still loves it and our now almost 2 year old is finally in love with it. Our pool does not leak at all but you might need to watch how full it gets or it may overflow. We've never had a problem with the slide.
1094173
No, it's a kids pool. Why would you put it inside? It doesn't hold water good. I feel that your question is s joke.
1241394
yes; as long as you have padding you should be fine. This pool doesn't move after the water is in it. Having a concrete base will help a lot on set up we love this.pool.
1851001
I think so. We use it as a tub every night for our son (in a stand up shower stall) and he's quite comfortable. He's almost 3 & 37 lbs, so also a big kid. It's similar in size/quality to his old ball pit. Never thought to buy a pool for that use but great idea!
1550257
I would not suggest playing in an area where the cards are likely to get wet. It really depends on your definition of near a pool. I would love playing poker poolside but I wouldn't play in a pool.
1143997
This is considered Island Hopper's water bouncer. I does not have springs. It is a water platform with quite a bit of bounce.
1474401
the "footprint" would be too small and would damage the pool!!! suggest that you use a 'shower mat' to protect the pool..
1218107
It is an excellent kid pool slide, all plastic. Our kids attached a water slide at the end and zoomed all the way across the yard. It is not free standing so it still needs to be attached to a deck or play house.
1153517
Correct. I bought as a pool slide. It is sitting at 4.6 and gets good momentum at that height. I do have water hooked to it though.
1094176
Hi-Thanks for your inquiry-It was designed for a swimming pool.You might try it for something else.
806764
Yes. That's the same set up we have. But the top ring of our pool/pit doesn't hold air. And the bottom has zero padding so you'll want to put it on a rug or carpeting.
973653
We have used it both wet and dry. It's more fun wet but I would have to yes, it can be used both ways. IT'S SO MUCH FUN!!! My kids love it. Make sure to get the bag of 100 plastic balls too. They love jumping in the bouncy house with the balls and playing with them in the pool part too. Hope this helps.
840366
I'm not entirely sure, but I think you'd want to play it on a hard surface rather than carpet. This would help with the air flow aspect.
2228095
As long as you have some type of water source(I.e. Hose) and if you have a little elevation or slope also helps a lot. The water slide is a good time
663846
The ball is like a heavy wiffle ball. It would not bounce well on grass. Unless you live in the desert, a yard will be too soft. We play in the street by our house.