Review on 🎢 Bounceland 9074B Ultimate Combo Bounce: The Perfect Bounce Adventure for All! by Ken Reiff

We now have two bouncy castles, both purchased from Revain and each has its pros and cons. Right, the "let's jump like crazy" house we used to have. The upside of this house is that it has lots of activities for young children - my 3 year old loves it and it's probably the right age for this thing. My 6 year old likes it too but only because he loves to terrorize my 3 year old by chasing her around and around this thing and doing desperate slide jumps into the house. I would say that the ideal age for this is between 3 and 5.5 years. If the child is younger than 3 years old, he may have trouble climbing the "ladder" to get to the slide, and over 5.5 years old the house will seem too small. But when you're in that sweet spot, it's a lot of fun. It has a great slide, small jumping room, small tunnel to enter the house from the side, a (thin) basketball hoop and two large "holes" to jump in and get through the main part of the house. The only downside I see is that there isn't much fall protection from the top of the slide. We're a bit of a safety freak with kids, so we toss a few bean bags along the other side of the house in case a kid falls off the ledge (which happened when they were rough). The only other downside is that this house is significantly heavier than some of the regular houses, making taking apart and rolling the house itself more of a challenge. While we cleaned our previous sweater after each use, we typically leave it outside for days—we live in California, so the weather doesn't matter. But to be honest, it's not that hard. Depending on how much it costs at the time of purchase, this is a pretty good investment. Between our two inflatable houses, we have a TON of uses. Probably the best toy we've bought for kids.