Bounceland Royal Palace Inflatable Bounce House, with Long Slide, Large Bouncing Area, Basketball Hoop and Sun Roof, 13 ft x 12 ft x 9 ft H, UL Strong Certified Blower, Castle Kids Party Theme

We bought this for my little boys 3rd birthday and have enjoyed it tremendously! Easily fits 5 kids at one time! I'm ~200 lbs and I get in there with him, but only hop around on all fours..... don't want to risk tearing a seam as it's only rated for 100 lb max per person. We take it out about 3 times per week and I have set it up in the driveway and garage without any issues. I put cushioned mats around the entrance and slide exit and I anchor it down with some homemade concrete/rebar anchors to keep it from blowing away. I also put a tarp underneath it seeing as it's being used on concrete and don't wat the bottom to wear to quickly.Now for the product itself:All seams that will take impact from jumping/sliding are double stitched and they are very strong. The columns and cross beams are single stiched at most points because they aren't being jumped on. The fabric itself is a heavy canvas that I don't see wearing or tearing anytime soon. The mesh screen that holds the kids in can also take a hit as several kids jumped into it and were tossed back. The handles to climb up to the slide have at least two layers of cavas behind them to prevent tearing. Even the slide itself has an additional layer of canvas velcroed on as a top layer to take the wear and tear so that I'm assuming it can be replaced in the long run. The cover is also fantastic as I live in the south and the summer is upon us. The basketball goal is a gimic, and most of the time the kids just throw it over the beam and I gotta go fetch the balls. The blower motor that comes with it is strong as well. Be sure that you hit the reset button on the GFCI plug after plugging it in, otherwise it won't allow power to the motor. I haven't measured but the cord is approximately 15-20 feet long or so and it recommends you plug directly into a power outlet and don't use an extension cord. It also comes with 2 large patches I believe, but those are still in the bag and I don't think I'll be needing them.The interior jump area is as quoted, PLENTY of room for 3-7 years olds, like we had at his party, to jump around and go up/down the slide. The slide was a lot of fun for the kids as well... there was always someone sliding down it or trying to climb back up. Overall they stayed in there for about 3 hours only taking breaks to eat and drink.Setup and Take Down:It takes about 2 minutes to carry it out, unfold it, and inflate it (40 seconds to fully inflated once the motor is turned on). I set the anchors up in another couple of minutes and it's ready to go.After they're all done jumping I turn off the motor and disconnect the inflation tube and he and I walk around on it to help it deflate (no shoes). This step is the longest part to take down. (they say you need only disconnect the blower and it'll deflate on its own. I tried that once and 10 minutes later I was out there walking around on it. I then fold it up as per the instructions (I wrap mine up in the tarp in the tarp I put under it). After having folded it up from the sides in it has formed a rectangle. I start rolling it up from the oppisite end of the inflation tube. Roll slowly to get the remaining air out of the bounce house. Takedown takes between 5 and 10 minutes depending on wether or not I have help.Overall:Great product and worth every penny! Solid canvas and seams make it superior to the slightly cheaper plastic ones. Seeing as a large rental plain bounce house would have been $120 with no slide, this one will pay itself off in a several birthday parties. Not to mention the 3 times a week I'm setting it up. It's great for when its rainy or cold also as I set it up in the garage and the kids get a ton of exercise. They always come out dripping with sweat! We chose this one over the BounceLand Mega bounce house due to the longer taller slide, cover for the sun, and footprint. Their jumping space is approximately the same.

My wife wanted a swing set in the back yard for the grandkids. I felt that between the pool and a swing set I wouldn't have much room left for the grass. I also didn't look forward to having to mow and trim around the swing set each week. I thought the bounce house that could be easily set up and taken down would be a great alternative. I had seen other bounce houses at kids parties. The professional ones and the small cheap ones that didn't seem as if they would last through one party let alone a season. This house caught my eye and I figured I would try it.It turned out to be more than I had hoped for. It is extremely well constructed and will no doubt hold up for many years. It is large. Plenty of room for my four grandkids and large enough to hold several more of their friends. The ease of putting up and taking down makes it wonderful to deal with. The house came with a storage bag but I am not sure I could ever get it to fit in it. At least, I have no intention of even trying. I just fold it up and carry it to a plastic outdoor bin and store it all in there. Setting it up takes just minutes and I mean minutes. The best part is you could set it up wherever you want. I move it around the yard in order to not mess up the grass but also to avoid wet or muddy areas. I can also place it in sunny or shaded areas depending on the weather.The house is sturdy enough that I am able to crawl my fat butt inside (225 lbs) and jumped up and down on my knees with the kids with no problem. A word of warning though.....I tried to sit on the very end of the slide while watching the kids jump. That will not hold my fat butt, not even close. I sank to the ground so fast and THAT was difficult to get back up from. It holds the kids just fine but I don't think it will hold any adults. The blower is big and attaches easily. It is also fairly quiet. You can hear it but truthfully I never pay it any mind since it is not loud enough that you have to shout or can't hear anybody talking.The kids love it and it is very sturdy and well made. I have already recommended it to several other grandparents and they also are extremely happy with it. I would buy this again in a heart beat. The other plus is that at the end of the day the kids are worn out and isn't that the goal all grandparents are trying to achieve?

I have a 5 year old and a 1 year old. They both had a lot of fun. The bounce house is sturdy. It has a few loose threads and my wife pulled some stitching out when opening the door to the bounce part. It is a good size for 3-5 kids but more than that it would be pretty crowded. the blower seems to be good quality and inflated the structure in a minute or so. The slide is my kids favorite part but he doesn't slide as much as he jumps from the top to the bottom. The shade canopy is great. The basketball hoop is kinda corny and if they miss their shot, the ball goes out and into the yard. It folds and rolls up easily. It also fits into the bag with little issue. I was surprised. The blower and stakes have to be stored separately. A pocket for the stakes would be helpful in the bag. We're pretty happy with the purchase. If this lasts through 20-25 uses, its definitely worth the price.