Blast Zone Superstar Inflatable Party Moonwalk by Blast Zone

When my wife called to say she was buying a bounce house for the boys (age 5,6,8) I was hesitant to get one from the internet. We have been renting them three times a year, for about $[...] a time, so we felt it would be a good idea to buy one. As usual, she proved me wrong. My Kids adore this thing.

The overall height was low, and since we wanted something we could use inside and out, we decided to go with the Superstar because it seemed like the best value. The Super Star turned out to be bigger than I expected, but it still fits in our garage, which is a huge bonus for us when it's cold. We put a tarp on the floor underneath it. The picture looks like it's open, but the front actually velcro's shut so the kids are kept inside with no problem.

Our boys treat it like you'd expect - like it's a big wrestling ring. It has held up pretty well, and I think the ideal age range is 3-8. Our 8 year old is big for his age, and he likes playing in it, but the... Read more

For such an expensive purchase for kids to have as a toy, I was skeptical, but thanks to all of the positive reviews this product received, we decided to make the plunge...we just got it yesterday, and set up was a breeze...a little on the heavy side, but that's becuase the materials used are very heavy duty for a "consumer" bounce house...as promised, it inflated within a minute or two, and the kids' eyes lit up...a 5 year old girl and an 18 month boy were thrilled...contrary to the picture, there are velcro sealers to keep the door flaps closed securely so that lil ones can't fall out...the unit is very sturdy for toddlers, although not for adults, as the package says...The kids loved playing in it, and it is about 6 feet tall total, so it will be nice to set up in the basement during the winter so the kids can burn off some energy...The design is kind of basic...nothing overly fancy...but I didn't pay for fancy, I paid for bouncy, and hoped for heavy duty...and that's exactly what... Read more

This is a quality bouncer, but they changed the design for 2010. They moved the walls from the middle of the posts out to the outside of the posts (except for the front entrance). This gives you more room inside the bouncer, but at a cost. Now that the walls are at the edge of the base, anytime you get too close to the walls the edge of the base starts to collapse. This makes you fall into the walls which will collapse around you like a taco as you're laying on the ground. We have a 3 year old that constantly ends up on the ground with the wall wrapped around him. Thankfully there is no danger of suffocation since the upper walls are mesh. They didn't move the front entrance wall out to the edge so it is not a problem in the front. We really wish they didn't move the walls out to the edge, because otherwise it is a nice bouncer. We sent it back in disappointment. Look at the pictures we posted.