Is there a special pit for the balls or ball stop so they don't just go all over?
1556132
There is a small lip that keeps the balls in . the balls are also smaller than normal ball pits ballsyou can buy
1556133
One of the sections has a bottom and sides.. not complete sides but enough for the balls to be kept there
1860768
There should be, unless it slipped out when you pulled the ball out. Be careful, it is only a small piece, about 1" x 1" with the instruction sheet, but not attached
1555672
I would look for balls that are considered "hard" ball pit balls, but even those may not workthese are "soft"
1021427
There is no sand in the ball to keep it stable. There is a steak knife in the ball to keep it flat, but it did not come that way. Someone had to install it. I suppose that after the steak knife was used we could have put sand in through the opening. Then the ball would have been stable and flat, but I don't think that's what you're after.
419923
We use standard tennis balls, no special balls needed. They can be new or old, they all work just fine!
718261
Gas station. Most have free air for tires. It is very quick to blow but make sure you have an suv or can walk back with it because the ball is huge. Fun is well worth it :)
902862
As a matter of fact, I purchased this originally as a ball pit for my son. 200 balls fills it up about half way. 300 may be a little more than what you need, but it should fill it up near the top if you do. I didn't go higher than 200 because of the nature of what kids will do in it, displacement is inevitable.
186409
I agree! The ball pit area on the right side is about 3x3. You can also use that side as a wading pool.
702083
Yes. A nice thing about the way they did it is that there is a very flexible ring around the ball that (1) keeps dust, etc., out, and (2) allows the ball to be snapped out for cleaning, and (3) keeps the ball from rolling out. There is a hole in the bottom of it where you can push your finger against the ball to snap it past this flexible ring. I just did it and it works great.
1238465
We have the pit out all the time, but also purchased a laundry bag to store all the balls in (we purchased additional balls for the pit) and that helped keep them nice and neat.
1104546
Yes, you're able to enter the ball pit separately from the bounce area. There is a Velcro closure that keeps the 'door' closed to help keep the balls in the pit.
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Laney, I really don't know about the construction. I suppose the boxes would tell you all you need to know. I've been a real fan of this ball, but recently switched to the Wilson Staff that is 50 compression. They definitely stop on the green but seem to be longer.
483815
Yes, just turn the outside ring around the ball about half a turn and out it comes!
2037206
Yes, the legs are to keep the ball from rolling away, not to put against the floor while sitting on the ball.
1458919
They don't have connectors. They connect to the ball pit but they can't connect to each other unless you create something to hold them together
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It isn't a hole that keeps the ball in place, but 2 low pieces of plastic jutting up from the base about 5 inches apart that the ball rests on. I hope this helps.
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Unfortunately no, the single entrance is to the main portion of the bounce house. But, the ball pit sides/top is very easy to lean on and get a child in and/or out of.