Bounceland Castle W/Hoop Inflatable Bounce House Bouncer

Overall: VERY happy with the purchase! Excellent construction, large enough for three kids yet small enough to take in-doors for the winter.

Size: The actual size is basically true to the dimensions they list. Since the walls take up some space, the actual jumping area is about 7'x7' which is fairly generous, allowing a couple kids to bounce without hitting each other. More than two or three kids, and they're going to have to be careful not to knock heads. The slide doesn't protude into the jumping area, so that's not taking up too much space. The size of the slide is much bigger/better than I expected; big enough and high enough for kids to actually enjoy. The bounce floor is higher off the ground than I imagined, so (and this is probably a good thing) kids under two will need some help getting in.

Materials: After ordering this, I was kind of fearing it would be made of a weak fabric, resembling a tent. Boy, was I wrong! The materials are much better than I... Read more

I have been looking to buy a bounce house for my daughter's second birthday. I had read the review on this bounce house and the other similar one by Bounceland. These houses are just superior! I was quite impress with how well made the house is. I had the house up for my daughter's birthday. We had five girls playing in it from age 18 months to age 8 at the same time. They played together for 6 hours nonstop in the bounce house. I actually had to drag my daughter out long enough to open presents, get cake and say goodbye to guests because all she wanted to do was play in the bounce house.

I now have it set up in the our family room over the winter. It fits just fine even with low ceilings. You need a room at least 16 feet to accommodate the air intake tube from the motor in addition to the house. The motor has an easy off and on. Occasionally my daughter will even go and turn it on and off by herself. I would suggest buying a giant rubbermaid container to keep the house and... Read more

My girls (ages 2 and 6) absolutely LOVE their new "bouncy bouncy house". It comes out almost every clear day, and it's barely spring in New England.

Be sure to strap the air tube onto the blower *before* staking it into the ground (as the directions state).

The storage bag it comes with is a joke - I defy any human being to get that thing deflated enough to shove it back in there! (And yes, much to my neighbors' delight I'm sure, I have even attempted to lay atop the thing to get the remaining air out.)

So take my advice - get a 32 gallon plastic trash barrel. Save the bag to store the blower, extension cords, and ground stakes. Do your best to roll the bouncer up and force it into the barrel for storage in a garage or shed.

It seems safe, well secured, and as mentioned previously, my daughters can't get enough.

Set-up: about 5 minutes
Tear down: 2 minutes to naturally deflate, plus another 5-8 minutes of mildly... Read more