Bounce Houses

[Anonymous 1]

I’m in the market for a bounce house and was hoping someone would have a recommendation.

[Anonymous 2]

The neighbors have a huge orange an purple moonwalk bounce house. Their kids love it, mine prefer our trampoline and wood swing/slide set their and play houses
Im pretty sure this is the one they have



Here is a link for more choices
https://www.google.com/search?q=how+muc ... 40&bih=705

[Lotus]

I have no idea what kind of budget you are working with.
When I buy any kind of gear, I get the absolute best that I can afford.
Buy once cry once.

[Inmybizz]

I had one when the kid was little.. It was huge- obstacle course, slide, ball pit, jumping area. It costs about 3500.

[Anonymous 1]

The neighbors have a huge orange an purple moonwalk bounce house. Their kids love it, mine prefer our trampoline and wood swing/slide set their and play houses
Im pretty sure this is the one they have



Here is a link for more choices
https://www.google.com/search?q=how+muc ... 40&bih=705

I’m buying it for my 4 year old’s pool party in July. We already have a wooden playground with swings, a huge slide, 2 clubhouses, and a rock climbing wall, but the kids that age love bounce houses!

[Anonymous 1]

I have no idea what kind of budget you are working with.
When I buy any kind of gear, I get the absolute best that I can afford.
Buy once cry once.

I’m a bit back and forth on getting the commercial grade versus the one for home use since we already have a great pool and a very nice permanent play structure. I looked at renting one for my youngest’s pool party and decided I might as well just buy one. One thing I like about the somewhat smaller ones is I can actually set them up in my family room in the dead of winter since it has an incredibly high ceiling.

[Anonymous 1]

I had one when the kid was little.. It was huge- obstacle course, slide, ball pit, jumping area. It costs about 3500.

That sounds fantastic!

[mojogirl]

If it's for a one time party just rent one for the day.

[LiveWhatULove]

So I bought my DNiece one for 550 back in the early 2000's. It was fun & drug out for events for several years.

I rented a bouncy house with water feature for close to $400 for my DD last year, which included set up & take down.

I'd only rent going forward. It was bigger, better and SO EASY! After helping with my niece's for years, I was like, "why in the hell, didn't we always rent one of these?"

But have fun with your purchase.

[Anonymous 1]

If it's for a one time party just rent one for the day.

I’m sure we will bring it out for play dates and such.