🏰 Palace Royale Inflatable Bounce House Review

I bought this for my kids because it's COVID time and I still have to work full time. I have a 5 year old and an 8 year old (about 48 and 58 pounds respectively) and have been really trying to do my research. On the 5th day of use (not constant, but intermittent use for 5 days), the seam at the top of the slider came undone. For what I paid for this item I was REALLY disappointed! I hand sewed the torn portion of the seam and my husband taped it up, but I really don't know how that seam was…

Be careful, this bouncy castle is dangerous! So far 2 spontaneous parties have started. We've installed the house 15 times and it runs absolutely silent. This is one of the best purchases we have made for our 3 children. We had 18 months, 2 years, 4 years, 3 years and 6 years all played it and had no problems. It was worth every penny. Update: It's been almost a year since our purchase and the kids still love it. We've had a few parties with this thing, we've installed it over 20 times and…

I am 7 and almost 3 years old. They keep asking about Pump it Up etc. I wanted to rent a bouncy house for my son's 3rd birthday party. I thought of 3 birds. 1 stone. Something to burn energy over the weekend saved me $300 for my son's birthday and a Christmas present. We have already installed and removed it twice. Losing weight is as fun as blowing air out of an inflatable toy, and it's a lot easier with the two of you. I did a lot of research and even bought two houses (one with a slide and…

Guide rail involves a risk of tipping. Uneven load. The folding house is lighter on one side and heavier on the opposite side, which creates a risk of tipping. Dangerous and unstable even with a small child under 7 years old. Not safe with 3 or 4 kids. ALL DIRECTIONS AFTER JUMP HOUSES ARE UNSTABLE AND DANGEROUS FOR YOUR CHILDREN. Not to mention how long it takes to deflate and the difficulty of rolling it into a small and comfortable size for an adult to carry. The item is heavy and bulky even…

The purchase of this bouncy house was a complete impulse buy, fueled by stay-at-home orders, two kids needing to burn off some energy, guilt that there were no more daily trips to the playground, and was fueled mom who needs rest. I am happy to say that this bouncy house helped solve all of these problems. We've had this house for about a month now and my two and five year olds play in it all the time. I'm so glad we have a high slide because it gives them more options than just jumping. One of

I have four children aged 7, 5, 4 and 2 years. When my 2 year old was born, my husband bought me this bouncy castle as a "gift". He knew I needed a way to keep my three older children happy and busy while I took care of the newborn. We are lucky to have a basement ready and we installed a jump house there. It was 2 years ago. When I say they've been using this jump EVERY DAY for two years. I'm totally serious. Now all four jump together. We date all the time and every kid loves it. It's big…

Bought for my family daycare and the kids LOVE it! We've only had it a month but I've taken it out at least 7 times. That's why I like it.1. There is a safety net at the top of the slide, so I don't have to worry about children hanging down from above.2. The clasp has an extra top layer of material to increase durability.3. The jumping space inside uses a different, more durable, non-slip material.4. The solar roof is removable.5. It's spacious enough for my 6 kids to play in as they aren't all

My wife wanted a garden swing set for her grandchildren. I felt like there wasn't going to be much room for grass between the pool and the swings. I also didn't expect to have to mow and trim the swing set every week. I thought an inflatable house that is easy to set up and take down would be a great alternative. I've seen other jumping houses at children's parties. Professional and cheap little ones that didn't seem to last a single party, let alone a season. This house caught my attention and