Is 200 6inch balls enough to fill this??
1651565
Not to fill it. I bought 200 and it didn't even fill half. I would go with 400.
1651566
No! definitely not. I have four hundred and they just line the bottom. I would 1K if you want the real ball-pit experience.
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).
1651568
No it would be 1 layer of balls , side walls are fairly high, I put in 300... You might be better off with 200 tho , it will save your back when you have to pick up all the balls ...lol. To be honest my 2 yo twins throw the balls out so they can just jump.
12405
NoIt only comes with 50 smallish balls not nearly enough we bought 100 bigger balls that still didn't fill it up very much. We are hoping to get more soon.
1927992
Unfortunately no, you have to buy them separately. Just an FYI, 100 balls is not enough to fill it
716509
I'd say no. Better to get at least 2. I used my bag of 100 (+ the 15 balls I already had), in a blow-up Doc Mcstuffins "ball pit". They are only 2 layers thick and a pack n play is much bigger.
423443
We purchased one bag for our daughter's toddler. It filled the pack n play nicely. I think a small pool might need 3 bags. It all depends upon the diameter of "small" and how deep you want the balls. Our grandsons loved it! Warning; they also love tossing them OUT of the pack n play!
1297906
It is a same ratio as sand, 1:1 Therefore you will need 6 bags total weight 300lbs. You will not be disappointed. The weight capacity should be marked on your filter. I have a 16 by 32 feet pool and the 200lbs capacity filter works just fine. I do cover the pool in the high pollen season. Unless you have a pool larger than 16 by 32, you might be ok with 200 lbs. You can experiment. You can always add more later. My pool company sells this for $80 a bag but they do put it in. When doing it yourself I had to take a cup to empty out the sand because the filter was too heavy to move. My teenage son helped. Good luck.
559247
Yes, think beachball. You can fill it all the way up or just a small amount.
1189933
Yes! We have had this over a year and it is just now reaching the point where we are going to have to replace it. I think we have 500 balls which is great for the main pool (at the end of the slide). Our 30+ pound toddler jumps on the sides like a trampoline so I'm not surprised we have a leak.
1112989
Just to reiterate, takes a lot of balls to fill. We bought 1000 and it is still no where near full. It covers the bottom, but is not full like a regular ball pit.
1312406
I comes with 75 balls and if the 200 you speak of are the same size, I question if they will fit. It may also cause the balls to come out too fast because of the weight of them all, sending some bouncing on the floor. I would consider getting a cage that is more closed in and use paper tickets. They call it a raffle drum, I think.
90609
Hey!If you really want it then I would do it and fill it up. It will fit totally fine!!!!
904759
To be honest I only purchased an additional 100 and it was no where near full. I asked the kids if they would prefer to have it full or a small amount of balls? They said that it would not be able to fit everyone in if there were a lot of balls.
904758
Fill it entirely? Well, that would be hard with the open door. I don't think you would want to fill it entirely. Its a pretty large unit, about 6 feet in diameter. You could probably put some balls in the bottom for fun (the soft foam type) as they will bounce up and down with your child. My boy loved it...it was SURPRISINGLY durable, and lasted a few years of jumping! I probably could have fixed it when it deflated, but was moving.
556352
No I didn't use it as a ball pit personally. You wouldn't be able to get very many to stack. Or they would fall out the side. I think it comes up 6-8" But since you would be using smaller balls you might. I'd say a couple hundred of the smaller.
1115931
Since the question I have received sounds like the first part of the question is missing. I will respond this way. You will need to have a pump to inflate and maintain the inflation of your ball. The one you shared as being the one you used looks more than fine for the task.
1297905
It is a same ratio as sand, 1:1 Therefore you will need 6 bags total weight 300lbs. You will not be disappointed. The weight capacity should be marked on your filter. I have a 16 by 32 feet pool and the 200lbs capacity filter works just fine. I do cover the pool in the high pollen season. Unless you have a pool larger than 16 by 32, you might be ok with 200 lbs. You can experiment. You can always add more later. My pool company sells this for $80 a bag but they do put it in. When doing it yourself I had to take a cup to empty out the sand because the filter was too heavy to move. My teenage son helped. Good luck. It is a same ratio as sand, 1:1 Therefore you will need 6 bags total weight 300lbs. You will not be disappointed. The weight capacity should be marked on your filter. I have a 16 by 32 feet pool and the 200lbs capacity filter works just fine. I do cover the pool in the high pollen season. Unless you have a pool larger than 16 by 32, you might be ok with 200 lbs. You can experiment. You can always add more later. My pool company sells this for $80 a bag but they do put it in. When doing it yourself I had to take a cup to empty out the sand because the filter was too heavy to move. My teenage... » Read More It is a same ratio as sand, 1:1 Therefore you will need 6 bags total weight 300lbs. You will not be disappointed. The weight capacity should be marked on your filter. I have a 16 by 32 feet pool and the 200lbs capacity filter works just fine. I do cover the pool in the high pollen season. Unless you have a pool larger than 16 by 32, you might be ok with 200 lbs. You can experiment. You can always add more later. My pool company sells this for $80 a bag but they do put it in. When doing it yourself I had to take a cup to empty out the sand because the filter was too heavy to move. My teenage son helped. Good luck. « Show Less
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It holds plastic balls! Not sure how many cause we put about 200 in it and it hold that and more! Hope this helps.