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Jump Into Summer With An Inflatable Bounce House

With all the warm weather upon us, thoughts turn to spending a number of quality hours outside in Summer. This might mean relaxing in the backyard after work or even having a BBQ and eating al fresco. Or you may have bigger plans, like a family get together or perhaps a children’s birthday celebration planned. Whatever your plans may be, keeping the kids amused and active might figure highly on your list. A way to do this is to acquire an inflatable bounce house or bouncer.

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Bounce houses are essentially air filled structures that youngsters (and adults) can mess about on. They are a chance for youngsters to expend all that infinite energy they seem to have. They appear to have great pleasure and their parents enjoy watching them have fun too.

The standard bounce house is only for jumping. These types usually look like a castle consequently the name jumping castle or bouncy castle. They’ve got a large central jumping area that’s supported by 4 inflated columns that may have mock-up crenellations, spires or pointy roofs. These columns offer the inflatable the design of a castle. Further additions might include an entry that appears like a castle door or portcullis. Several also have a splash or paddle pool on the front of the bouncer that is supposed to be a moat.

I’m undecided why the idea of a castle is so prevalent in inflatable bouncers but I suppose the concept is to spark the imagination of the kids that see it. Children seem to be as fascinated by knights, princesses, suits of armor, swords and castles as they are about dinosaurs so I guess this is the thinking behind it.

With this said, the makers of bounce houses have branched out to include numerous other designs in bouncers and things to accomplish on them.

These are sometimes called inflatable activity centers or adventure parks. They don’t look like castles and their design is often ruled by the type of things that come with them. For example, some bouncers have slides and climbing walls on them. Others will have tunnels to crawl through. And others can be a mix of paddle pool and jumping area (or a wet and dry inflatable).  

You can rent these kinds of products or buy them. In several cases, renting one unit for a day might cost the same as buying one for yourself. Rented ones tend to be bigger and also you do not have to worry about them getting a hole. Purchased ones are still a good size depending on the sort you opt for and to be honest, they’re not that hard to set up and appear quite resilient.

Check out the latest deals on bounce houses, including Blast Zone Inflatable Bounce House and even take a look at Blast Zone Rainforest Rapids Inflatable too.

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