The manufacturer publishes a maximum of six children and a total weight capacity of 300 lb, but no individual limit. Six children of 50 lb each meets both. Six children of 70 lb each does not.

The 300 lb total is the binding figure, not the head count, and on a park with two slides and a tunnel it is easy to pass without noticing. Nothing here invents a per child limit to fill the gap, because the manufacturer does not publish one. Count weight rather than heads, and have an adult watching the slides and the pool for the whole session.

Eighteen and a half feet across

224.5 in by 203 in on the ground and 94.5 in tall. The width is the figure people underestimate: 203 in is 17 ft, and setup guidance for inflatables asks for a further 10 to 15 ft of clear ground around all of it. That puts the real requirement close to 45 ft by 40 ft of open lawn.

Four things and three numbers

Hide, slide, climb and shooting are the manufacturer's own four headings. Alongside them sit the three figures they publish: ages 3 to 10, 300 lb capacity and six children maximum. There is no per child weight limit anywhere in their information.

Nine stakes, in two sets

The park, a repair kit, 5 bouncer stakes, a hose, 4 blower stakes, an Oxford carry bag and the blower. The four blower stakes hold the fan itself down. Five stakes for a park of 224.5 in is a modest count, so check them against the anchor points on the unit.

Fabric and the claim on it

Premium wear resistant Oxford fabric with fine sewing. The phrase no air leakage on this panel is the manufacturer's own and should not be read literally: every inflatable of this type loses air through its seams by design, which is why the fan runs throughout.

One down each flank of the crocodile, both landing in the wraparound pool.

Under the structure, which the manufacturer lists as one of the four things to do.

About 18.5 ft by 17 ft on the ground and 94.5 in tall inflated.

With a 300 lb weight capacity, on the manufacturer's own figures.

The splash pool has a plug for holding water and letting it out, rather than tipping the park.

Five for the park and four for the blower, which is holding the fan down as well.

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224.5 in by 203 in is 18.5 ft by 17 ft before the clear zone around it, and the 94.5 in height has to clear branches and wires as well.

The maker's maximum, against a 300 lb total capacity. With no per child figure published, the weight is the number to watch rather than the head count.

The pool has a water plug for holding and discharging water, so it empties without lifting or tipping the park. Few inflatables at this price bother with one.

What we stand behind

• Suitable age is 3 to 10 years, as printed on the manufacturer's own panel. We do not widen it.
• The manufacturer's stated limits are 6 children maximum at a time, 300 lb weight capacity across the inflatable part. Counting heads is part of using it.
• An adult has to be watching the whole time children are on it, and in the water. This is never a leave-them-to-it toy.
• The blower runs the entire time the slide is in use. These structures are not sealed: they lose air through the seams by design, so the moment the blower stops they start to go down.
• Five bouncer stakes and four blower stakes come in the box. Use every anchor point, every time, and pull the slide down in strong wind.
• Pack it away dry. Industry guidance is to run the blower 2 to 4 more hours after the outside feels dry, because mould can start inside a damp roll within 24 to 48 hours in warm weather.
• The manufacturer prints a claim that the blower is UL certified on their own panel for this model. That is their claim and it is repeated here as theirs. No certificate number, test report or issuing laboratory is published with it.

What age is it for?

3 to 10 years on the manufacturer's own badge panel, with a maximum of 6 children and a 300 lb weight capacity.

Is there an individual weight limit?

None is published. The manufacturer gives only the 300 lb total and the maximum of six children, so the weight total is the binding figure.

How much space does it need?

224.5 in by 203 in inflated, about 18.5 ft by 17 ft, standing 94.5 in tall. Setup guidance asks for a 10 to 15 ft clear zone around the unit on top of that.

Does the blower have to stay on?

Yes. These are continuous low pressure structures that lose air through the seams by design, so the park sinks as soon as the fan stops.

What wattage is the blower?

The manufacturer does not publish one for this park, so no figure is stated here.

How is it anchored?

Five bouncer stakes for the park and four blower stakes for the fan. Five is a modest count for a park this wide, so check them against the anchor points and add stakes if there are more points than stakes.

Is the blower certified?

The manufacturer states that the blower is UL certified. No certificate number, file number or laboratory is published with that claim, so it is theirs rather than a verified one.

How does the pool empty?

Through a water plug fitted to the splash pool, which the manufacturer describes as being for water storage and discharge.

How should it be stored?

Completely dry. Industry guidance is to run the blower 2 to 4 hours past the point the outside feels dry, because mould can start inside a damp roll within 24 to 48 hours in warm weather.