The bounce area is SO small. Do you think it's really worth it or just buy a bounce house instead?
854196
This is not safe for kids not sturdy I had to return it so not worth spending a penny on this and time to inflate takes forever too.so I suggest not to buy this.sorry.just an honest answer.
854197
When I bought this product my granddaughter was 3 and it was perfect fit she is now 5 and is still enjoying. We bought that particular one because it also allowed her bounce, slide & get wet at same time & hours of fun!!!!!
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I think it wud be small as a ball pit. It doesn't have so much room to play. I got this for my 1yr old baby & she just got enough area to just sit and play.
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the jumping area is kind of small considering there is a inflatable wall in the center of the jumping area. When we first bought this the partition wasn't mentioned. But our little one loves it. Honestly if you want enough room for more than one child i wouldn't suggest this one. Perhaps one with less obstacle course features
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I don't know. My husband and I have both been in it with our 3 year old, but we have never jumped in it.While it's not commercial grade, I feel like it's a pretty sturdy bounce house. We've been happy with it.
2096995
It is for indoor and outdoor use. We set it up in the great room and left it there for a few weeks this winter. This summer we set it up in the back yard for my son's 7th bday party. Six boys bounced and jumps and had a great time. Aunt and mom bounced when the kids were done for a great workout!! We set it up outside on a tarp to keep it clean. It is spacious and sturdy. I would definitely buy this bounce house again.
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No but my 7mos old loves this & can stay in it for a while. There's no actual "bouncer" but she is def bouncing up & down! Since the keys sound off when she steps on them, she goes at them hard. And there are a lot of things to distract her on top that she is constantly entertained.
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It does not have air in the bottom like a bounce house. There is just a thin layer of plastic on the bottom to hold the balls. As long as it's on a softer surface they could, but if on hardwood or cement, I wouldn't recommend it.
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I agree, go to the store and get a small foam ball. Neither the ball nor the hoop will take much space.
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Um, I don't think so... You don't really need it though. It's not a bounce where you could fly off. I love mine!
757841
My grandchildren (girl and boy) are twins and just turned 3. They are average height, also. I have it outside and they don't play in it much. There is a roof over it, so there will be a limit on height. After getting it at Christmas and getting it outside in the spring, I don't think it was really worth the money. If we were limited to inside play only, there might be more of an advantage to using it. It was just too big to have it set up inside perminately in out house. I, being the grandmother, thought they would use it more than they do.
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depending on how many kids you have and how aggressive they are with their bouncing you may not need anything. I know when we first set ours up outside we did not anchor it to the ground at all (although it is recommended) after a couple hours of bouncing we noticed it started to shift from the original position, but that was after the bigger kids got in on it, when it was just he littles (5 and under) they didn't seem to effect the position of the bounce house at all. If your kiddos are small and there are only a couple you could probably get away with no sandbags, if they are older, bigger and more aggressive then you will definitely need something to anchor it down. depending on how many kids you have and how aggressive they are with their bouncing you may not need anything. I know when we first set ours up outside we did not anchor it to the ground at all (although it is recommended) after a couple hours of bouncing we noticed it started to shift from the original position, but that was after the bigger kids got in on it, when it was just he littles (5 and under) they didn't seem to effect the position of the bounce house at all. If your kiddos are small and there are only a couple you could probably get away with no sandbags, if they are older,... » Read More depending on how many kids you have and how aggressive they are with their bouncing you may not need anything. I know when we first set ours up outside we did not anchor it to the ground at all (although it is recommended) after a couple hours of bouncing we noticed it started to shift from the original position, but that was after the bigger kids got in on it, when it was just he littles (5 and under) they didn't seem to effect the position of the bounce house at all. If your kiddos are small and there are only a couple you could probably get away with no sandbags, if they are older, bigger and more aggressive then you will definitely need something to anchor it down. « Show Less
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The slide surface is approximately 24" (not including the guard). The overall width of the slide is approximately 44" and extended approximately 38" out from the bounce house.There were 3 features that customers (like you) had asked for, and we listened. (1) The slide was designed with suitable "incline/length" and therefore,it is a viable slide which balanced the speed as well as safety. (2) The built-in basketball hoop, and (3) The full velcro opening, and the upper part of the slide created a functional ball pit which supercharged the bouncing fun. These 3 added features are well worth the extra money. The slide surface is approximately 24" (not including the guard). The overall width of the slide is approximately 44" and extended approximately 38" out from the bounce house.There were 3 features that customers (like you) had asked for, and we listened. (1) The slide was designed with suitable "incline/length" and therefore,it is a viable slide which balanced the speed as well as safety. (2) The built-in basketball hoop, and (3) The full velcro opening, and the upper part of the slide created a functional ball pit which supercharged the bouncing fun.... » Read More The slide surface is approximately 24" (not including the guard). The overall width of the slide is approximately 44" and extended approximately 38" out from the bounce house.There were 3 features that customers (like you) had asked for, and we listened. (1) The slide was designed with suitable "incline/length" and therefore,it is a viable slide which balanced the speed as well as safety. (2) The built-in basketball hoop, and (3) The full velcro opening, and the upper part of the slide created a functional ball pit which supercharged the bouncing fun. These 3 added features are well worth the extra money. « Show Less
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I would say get 2 boxes worth, one to play with, and the other for when the first is spread all over the house, lol! I would suggest some sort of sand box through for it to be played in, just like normal sand bits of this get all over! It is far cleaner and lots more fun then normal sand though.
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Honestly, I didn't really use it that much. My baby didn't like it as much as I liked it. Lol it's good if you have the space but I would probably just buy a smaller swing. The only reason I bought it because I knew about it back when I was home. I'm from the Philippines and this is how we put our babies to sleep.
1903590
I don't know. My husband and I have both been in it with our 3 year old, but we have never jumped in it. While it's not commercial grade, I feel like it's a pretty sturdy bounce house. We've been happy with it.
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In my opinion it's not very big - I thought it would be bigger than it is. But my 2&4 year olds can jump in there together Just fine. I think you could add one more small kid in there at the same time too. Honestly my kids don't just jump a lot though. They play on the slide a lot.
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Yes, there is room in the middle section for smaller kids to play. However, we use it primarily the obstacle course for kid's church. I bought a bounce house for playing. Blast Zone Magic Castle XL10 Bouncer