Blast Zone Magic Castle - Inflatable Bounce House with Blower - Premium Quality - Indoor/Outdoor - Portable - Sets Up in Seconds

The fabric used to construct the house is more akin to canvas than the smooth fabric used in commercial bounce houses. The bounce house's "jumping bed" feels very different from commercial bounce houses (it's not as slippery or firm) - It's still a fantastic bounce house (I just want people to understand that it won't be as good as a commercial bounce house). The kids adore this product and want to play with it all of the time (we only bought it this summer, so the novelty and fun haven't worn off yet - I don't mind setting it up all of the time because it's so simple). I've included a photo of the bounce house with a woman (5'8") holding one of the house's corners to give you an idea of its size; I highly recommend this product, especially for the price, and please mark if you found my review helpful. Thank you a lot!.

Holden GARDINER

| Oct 23, 2021

I conducted extensive research and comparison prior to making my purchase. It came down to a choice between "Little Tykes" and "Blast Zone. " For me, safety is always a top priority. The Blast Zone bouncy house has four mesh sides and a front that opens and closes with Velcro strips, whereas the Little Tykes bouncy house only has three mesh sides. The front is fully open, and the back is Velcro-adjustable. The Blast Zone is taller, which, in my opinion (hopefully), will give us an additional couple of years of use - I believe your child can use it up to the age of 12 if it is used responsibly. The Little Tykes supports up to 250 pounds, while the Blast Zone goes a step further and supports up to 300 pounds, giving us a little more use time, which is invaluable! I saw both products firsthand and have never regretted my decision to go with Blast Zone. I'm hoping I won't have second thoughts. We didn't make it until Christmas, to be sure. The bouncy house is set up and in use on a regular basis.

Lilith Kent

| May 25, 2021

It's been six years since I bought this bouncy castle, and it's still going strong. Our children have grown up, but they still use it now and then, and the castle can take it. br>br>The most practical application has been inside the house during the winter (watch out for the ceiling fan!). It's been a fantastic experience so far. When the older kids bounce, it tends to move around the room a little, so keep an eye on the festivities. Also, keep an eye out for sharp furniture corners, as the kids will enjoy tumbling into the netting, which will push out. We've had a few knuckled arms and backs due to furniture collisions through the netting. This bouncy house gets a simple five-star rating. br>br> The best value for money of any toy I've purchased for the kids. Yes, I've tried it as well. br>br> It also failed to pop. As a result, it can withstand even middle-range temperatures. aged- Dad is making a fool of himself in order to impress his children.

Reign Ferguson

| Feb 22, 2021

This is a fantastic device. For each star I award, I'll give you one reason. br>br>1) It takes about 15 seconds to completely blow up. I have a short attention span, but it takes me about 3 minutes to open all the boxes and another 2 minutes to sort through them. sort-of- not- Read the instructions thoroughly, then wait 15 seconds for it to transform from a sad, deflated bouncy house to pure awesomeness. br>br>2) It has written instructions on the side in case you misplace the paper instructions with all of the boxes in your excitement. I'm not sure I'd read them anyway, but if you're concerned about that sort of thing, they're available. br>br>3) It is of exceptional quality. I saw something about a 100-pound limit for children, but that was for a 210-pound child, not for me - After I set it up, a friend was eager to give it a shot. He didn't really jump up and down on it, but he bounced around inside a little and had no problems. It was just as much fun for me as it had been for you - uh, he - wished for. 4) I decided to take a chance and blow it up inside my house without first reading the height specifications (of course), and it blew up to the point where the four corners were literally 2 inches from my ceiling. "We must allow for the man-made," they stated when designing it. "It's up to the kid to cram as much awesomeness as possible into his living room. " br>br>5) It is enclosed on all sides, and the opening ensures that children and any balls or toys are kept contained. It would be a shame if the opening could only accommodate 100-pound children, but fear not: larger "kids" can pass through. br>br>In conclusion, it's a lot of fun. A couple of other points to consider: the blower is a little loud for a living room, but it's still pleasant on a rainy day. Outside, it's probably not as loud - I simply haven't had the opportunity to test it yet.

Kieran Cooper

| Jun 18, 2021

Dad joined in the fun as well! The first time he did it, the child was so enthralled that he jumped for over an hour and a half. It deflates when turned off, making it portable to move from place to place for him, who is a very active boy. They were thinking trampoline, but research shows many serious injuries in ER from them, and she said it wasn't too loud, and it wasn't an issue that the blower was running, as we were concerned at first. They were thinking trampoline, but research shows many serious injuries in ER from them, and this is much safer. Because the surface is soft, children will not fall in the wrong direction and break bones. It will also be used for a birthday celebration! br>br>They used to have one that stayed up all the time, but it blew a hole and broke after 6 months, wasting money, so we got them this one. It'll last a long time!.

Blaire Diaz

| Aug 26, 2021