How tall is the tower at the start of the game? You mention that it can get up to 4 feet tall thru game play, but where does it start at?
1073999
The actual start of the game, the tower is at 4ft, during play - we've gotten it up to 6"+.
1074000
It depends on how you stack it. See the gaps in the picture? If you do it that way it's about 3 feet at the start. If you do it 4x4 wide (no gaps, more like jenga) it's about 2ish feet.
2221815
not high at all... I don't have the Blast Zone Castle accessible to measure right now, but I would estimate about a foot high.
1847144
four foot. I bought it for a 5 ft deck but it didn't work out so I built a seperate 4 foot deck for this slide
1902846
I don't know exactly, but it is taller than my kids. I'd guess it's about 4 feet high
370479
Yes, for 16 month old the tower is tall. But my 12 month old plays with ship and other toys. Any way, there is a lot of fun to play with this table.
1562817
I bought this game and also don't understand how to move around the board. I figure you go clockwise after starting the game but how do you know where or when you can switch to the other ring or path?
635578
Play station has to be put together...so it's half as tall as the station itself. Box fixes sides. hope that helps.
2204126
I mounted mine on a 4 inch square pole. That allowed me to assemble the whole thing at a comfortable height while standing. I left the U-bolts on the pole slightly loose until fully assembeld and then with some help, just slid the who thing up. On mine, the bottom of the mounting plate is 8 feet above the playing surface and will adjust from a bit under 8 feet to a bit over 10 feet. I waited until I got the measurements completed before applying the decal that has the height marks on the lift cylinder. I marked the cylinder at 10 feet, then took the cylinder back off and applied the decal so the 10 foot mark matched with my mark on the cylinder. That way, the decal marks coincide with the actual height. I mounted mine on a 4 inch square pole. That allowed me to assemble the whole thing at a comfortable height while standing. I left the U-bolts on the pole slightly loose until fully assembeld and then with some help, just slid the who thing up. On mine, the bottom of the mounting plate is 8 feet above the playing surface and will adjust from a bit under 8 feet to a bit over 10 feet. I waited until I got the measurements completed before applying the decal that has the height marks on the lift cylinder. I marked the cylinder at 10 feet, then took the cylinder back off and applied the decal... » Read More I mounted mine on a 4 inch square pole. That allowed me to assemble the whole thing at a comfortable height while standing. I left the U-bolts on the pole slightly loose until fully assembeld and then with some help, just slid the who thing up. On mine, the bottom of the mounting plate is 8 feet above the playing surface and will adjust from a bit under 8 feet to a bit over 10 feet. I waited until I got the measurements completed before applying the decal that has the height marks on the lift cylinder. I marked the cylinder at 10 feet, then took the cylinder back off and applied the decal so the 10 foot mark matched with my mark on the cylinder. That way, the decal marks coincide with the actual height. « Show Less
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June 2014 - from memory, these assembled were approx. "taller than 3 feet" and "lower than 4 feet." Gave them as a gift so unable to measure precisely; however, both children (all ages who can toss the ball/rope) and adults found the size appropriate. Good size for play, yet compact enough for travel. Recepient enjoys them very much. Thanks.
931393
Well, we keep it in the game room and sometimes bring outside even when the weather is bad and it's still standing. We used a air pump to blow it up it's pretty big for a small child. 7 feet long.
425524
Mine takes up about 5ft across and about 5ft from the floor to the top but it can be adjusted. None of the individual play areas are attached. The sticks only go on some parts and you can make them go strait across or up and down higher.
1458286
You do not fill all eight positions to start. Just the 4 playing (side) positions. The corners are reserved for the Kings during play ( though a King maybe turned on the initial placement on the side). This king would be moved to the corner as part of a players initial play. The picture is misleading
1782074
You need two people to really rachet it down. Any sag we see if after 45-60 minutes of game play although we have 9-10 year olds on it. Perhaps the big guys are packing more of a punch.
1952359
It's about 36 inch high. Depends on the age of the children. I bought it last year for my 18 year old grandson and him and his friends love it. I think it is great for adults and children maybe age 8 and up. A smaller child wouldn't be able to fully play the games because of the height. Hope this helps.
512406
I just meaured the steps. The first step is 11.5 inches up and the second is 23 inches up. The platform is at 34 inches. The platform does not look like you want to stand on it. I would also add that when you open the ladder, the platform clicks in place and you have to unlatch it to close the ladder. I look at this as a safety feature that you don't have to worry about it closing unexpectedly. I'm still happy with the ladder. It stores in a relatively small space and is easy to carry.
2098015
I don't have it right here to measure but the top height is standard table height. It plays perfectly.
2038488
Dear Celeste,The height of the walls from the bounce floor to the top of the side bar is 5.5 feet.Sincerely,Blast Zone Support