Can you use the ball pit area as a pool with water in it?
1011312
Most definately not. Besides, it has an electric motor, right next to it. Water, electricity, dead kids.
1692826
I think you can use it for the pool. We have a volleyball area set up in a field, but all parts of the net ,look water -friendly.
1010104
Used them in a kid pool at my daughters birthday. Had a ball pit and another pool with water. These balls ended up being thrown around in the pool with water. Great fun both ways.
186410
The ball pit area is about 3' by 4' and maybe 9" deep. It is big enough for a six year old to lay in, but not hide very well. It is also the "pool" for the water if you put the hose attachment on the slide.
1120088
Yes you can fill it partially but you will have excess pool side floating next to the inflatable ring.
880410
Yes you can put sand in it. You can put water, marbles, dried beans, etc. in it.
266497
Yes. We filled our 's with water just in case we wanted to move it later. But they suggest filling it with either sand or water.
928941
You can fill it with sand or water, but why would u want to ? I bought this and returned it soon as I opened the box. It look like a toy for kids to play with, cheap plastic.
1703503
It could be used with sand, but it has no cover. I think using water is better.
1197170
Yes. I use it to fill a huge ball pit/ jumpoline and it gets good and firm pretty quickly.
627673
Yes you can. You will have to anchor the cord somewhere above the float ball to determine the height that you want to fill to. Dennis.
1822897
The whole item is made of plastic, so water should be no problem. Rain would have to blow horizontal through the opening in order to get in the crawl space, but have never seen that done or heard of it being a problem before.
1473323
the pool is soft vinyl floor with hard sides. the sides stand up as it is filled with water. if you put the sand deep enough, it would most likely work
1888121
I don't see why not. It just has a small ball that when depressed the water comes out.
162905
In my opinion this would work well as a ball pool. I am unsure about using a float in it because it is not very deep.
524572
I don't think so at all. The sprinkler that runs around the edge is fun, and you could use it as a kiddy pool. Our neighbor has a 2 year old and she enjoyed running and jumping into it. I think she'll be albe to use it for years and grow into it!
1783529
Yes, it could. But, there is no drain plug on the sand side. So removing the water may present a challenge. Overall, it is relatively lightweight when not filled with sand and water so tipping it to empty water may be an option. Or scooping out water from the side without a drain. My daughter when she plays gets sand in water mixed in both sides so we have dumped it a few times and started over. We're really happy with this fun summer toy for her.