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The Castle Bounce N' Slide w/hoop is a spacious bounce house with castle top keeps your kids active all year round. Compact size allows it to be used indoors, such as in the basement, during cold or rainy days. Attractive bright colors perfect for parties. Jumping area of 77 in x 77 in and slide length of 60 in. Inflated basketball hoop attached.

Inflated size 12 ft x9 ft x7 ft H.
Velcro opening for safe and easy access into and out of the bouncer.
Powered by a strong UL blower (included).
Heavy duty commercial grade material bouncing surface.
Heavy-duty puncture proof materials with double to quadruple stitches.
Long (approx. 6 ft) fill tube allows blower to be placed away from the bouncer.
Easy set up and take down. Inflates in less than a minute.
Indoor and Outdoor Use.

Bounceland bouncy houses offer exciting, colorful, and affordable inflatable bounce houses that will bring lots of smiles to kids. There are many styles for you to choice from, each one offering a unique experience to add to your outdoor events and birthday parties. They also make great gifts and are perfect for fairs, school and church events, and business functions.

One lucky winner will receive a Bounceland Castle W/Hoop Inflatable Bounce House.

Giveaway ends September 3rd at 11:59pm, open to US and Canadian residents, ages 18+. To enter please use the Rafflecopter form below. Good luck!

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