Bounce House?

preston18 · March 2011

I'm thinking of getting N one of these. Does anyone have one? Do you like it? I plan on renting a bounce house for his birthday at $150 for the day, but for $60 more why not get him one to use all summer. I know it won't be as big, but at 2.5, neither is he.

~Lynchie~ · March 2011

A friend of mine has one, its actually a lot bigger than I expected! I say for only 60 bucks more, go for it!

Seattle_JiLLn · March 2011

We have this one:

https://www.littletikes.com/toys/shady-jump-slide-bouncer.aspx

Looks the same but ours has a top. I like having the top so it's shaded. It's pretty big. It says only 3 kids at a time but that has worked for us. We have even set it up in the garage before. The only thing that I don't like is that ther'es a "back door" that's really easy to fall out of because it's just velcro. So in the garage, we have to really be careful. Falling out on the grass isn't as scary.

Our hardest thing has been to keep it dry. Ours has some mildew growth that you can sort of see on the inside. I odn't know what to do about that, or if it really matters. They're jumping on it outside, not sleeping on it. And it's not gross, just little dots I can see.

We have gotten a lot of use out of ours though.

preston18 · March 2011

My husband is such a kill joy:

Temping, yes, but that's not that big. I'd rather use the $50 price difference to pay for 8 open play times at Jump Planet with their WAY cooler bounce house setup. Plus, we'd need to put that thing somewhere and I wonder just how often we'd actually drag it out and set it up. Things like this and the trampoline idea remind me of the Ikea indoor tent. We just don't set it up much.

Can I reply: then why'd you spend $10k and all last summer building a shed if not to store our kid's toys?!?!?!

Maddimom · March 2011

How fun! You can leave it up this summer when it is nice out.

I bet you can resell it once you are done using it.

Jas*sGirl · March 2011

We have the same one Jill posted and LOVE it! We have even set it up inside the house this winter a few times. Its not tooo huge for storing...its about the size of a large tent would be...or two sleeping bags.

StellaZ · March 2011

...don't forget the FREE option! Party!!!

Seattle_JiLLn · March 2011

Looks like you have to live in Tacoma or Fed Way for that.

StellaZ · March 2011

Not sure, it doesn't say so in the "rules and regulations" - if it had to do with delivery area (or pick up) I'd call and find out at least. You could even have party-goers bring food donations. How cool would that be?

DAWNNA76 · March 2011

we have one and use it all the time! I paid like $160 for it at walmart .com and shipped to store for free.

preston18 · March 2011

StellaZ:
How cool would that be?

Not when my son's party becomes sponsored by a realtor.

I have DH on board for one of the toddler trampolines. The boy has energy to burn and we could use that year round.

stacylu · March 2011

A friend bought one of those for her son's birthday party and J had a ball in that thing as did the other 900 kids there. I say go for it - it was a huge hit at the party!

BethS2006 · March 2011

preston18:

My husband is such a kill joy:

Temping, yes, but that's not that big. I'd rather use the $50 price difference to pay for 8 open play times at Jump Planet with their WAY cooler bounce house setup. Plus, we'd need to put that thing somewhere and I wonder just how often we'd actually drag it out and set it up. Things like this and the trampoline idea remind me of the Ikea indoor tent. We just don't set it up much.

Can I reply: then why'd you spend $10k and all last summer building a shed if not to store our kid's toys?!?!?!

SNORT

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