CAN THIS BE USED INDOORS WITH BALL PIT BALLS?
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It could be used indoors and will likely hold up better than using it outside. We had to throw ours away after three uses because there were holes everywhere. It's rather big but if you have the space, there's no reason why you couldn't just keep it inflated. You would be able to use the slide, and ball blaster just the same.
250876
I would definitely say yes, but would need a very large room. We love ours, i have small children, 3 & 1, so its big enough for older and still shallow enough for younger, but with you using as a ball pit that should be no problem. Actually i think a ball pit is a great idea, again if u have the space. We used ours countless times all summer and minus one minor leak in one of the outer ring, slow leak, we had no problems. It served our family very well for the fun we had. I wouldnt rate it any less then any other blow up item, i thought it held up well, and we have also stored it now for next year. I would definitely say yes, but would need a very large room. We love ours, i have small children, 3 & 1, so its big enough for older and still shallow enough for younger, but with you using as a ball pit that should be no problem. Actually i think a ball pit is a great idea, again if u have the space. We used ours countless times all summer and minus one minor leak in one of the outer ring, slow leak, we had no problems. It served our family very well for the fun we had. I wouldnt rate it any less then any other blow up item, i thought it held up well, and we have also stored it now for... » Read More I would definitely say yes, but would need a very large room. We love ours, i have small children, 3 & 1, so its big enough for older and still shallow enough for younger, but with you using as a ball pit that should be no problem. Actually i think a ball pit is a great idea, again if u have the space. We used ours countless times all summer and minus one minor leak in one of the outer ring, slow leak, we had no problems. It served our family very well for the fun we had. I wouldnt rate it any less then any other blow up item, i thought it held up well, and we have also stored it now for next year. « Show Less
196916
No, I don't recommend this for indoors. The darts are solid foam unlike nerf darts are and it will definitely break stuff. I mean if your careful it could be a good indoors toy but I don't recommend it.
803917
I do not see why not it can't be used indoors. The product does not have such a foul odor that will permeate through the premises.
1651567
We have 400 and it's just enough for it to be considered a ball pit, but not super deep or anything. 200 more would probably be ideal IMO. I found the best deal on the balls at BRU ($20 for 200).
1289978
I would not leave it out in the backyard considering insects and such can crawl into the ball pit and cats could possible ruin it too if you know what I mean..that could be a nightmare.... You also would not want this to get rained on. We have ours in the game room. Its large but it is not obnoxiously large
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1755209
Yes you can use balls instead. It has a drain plug in it but if you don't have water just plug it up and go. Its a great product and my 4 yr old has a blast with or without water :-)
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Sure. If you have enough room for it. Youtube has several videos of children using it indoor.
1814884
Sure, but I would not recommend it. The ball is meant for indoor environment. Outdoors it'll soon become slick from dirt, scuffing, etc.
1231417
I don't see why not. My son uses his indoors on hard wood floors and in the garage. It works best on a flat surface. It's a high-quality product that can take a beating and will still work well.
1435971
Yes, it can be used inside but I always place aluminum foil or a brown paper bag under it.It is a sticky solution and will make a mess also it does attract more ants.
1555672
I would look for balls that are considered "hard" ball pit balls, but even those may not workthese are "soft"
2075653
Yes. Grandkids had a ball with it. Great indoor toy, easy to use, but it is a little fragile.
1099025
We've used it with soccer balls with no problem. It does come with stakes to stake it down if you are concerned about a basketball knocking it over.
524653
I don't know - the ball is being used in an elementary school. I have had student sit and bounce in it without a problem. I did have an exercise ball previously that a student was able to puncture when it was stabbed with a sharp pencil!
1219327
It is perfect for my 1 year old grandson as a pool. I think it would be too small for a ball pit.
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Yes. I use it indoors with a piece of plywood and a rug covering the floor(there is no floor in the pen part) for one rabbit annualized it will work but make sure if it's a large rabbit to take it out to play. It can move around in there but we'll need more exercise.