Two things are missing. There is no fan in this listing, which is expected. What is less usual is that the manufacturer publishes no recommended wattage for this park anywhere, so there is no figure to match against.

This is a 205 in park rated for six children, which puts it at the larger end of the domestic category rather than the middle. Comparable parks of this size in this range carry manufacturer recommendations from 750W upward. An undersized fan leaves soft spots in a structure meant to be firm, so err high rather than low, and whichever fan you use it runs the entire time children are on the park.

Seventeen feet of park

205 in by 150 in on the ground and 94.5 in tall. The slide runs down the left with the pool along its foot, and the jumping area, climbing wall and ball pit occupy the right hand half. It is the length that decides whether this fits: 17 ft is more than a small garden gives up easily, and the clear zone around it adds to that.

Six places, not six queues

Jumping area, climbing wall, basketball hoop, long slide with a waterfall, splashing pool with a cannon, ball pit. Six separate areas is what the manufacturer's figure of six children rests on, and it is the reason a park this size behaves differently from a bigger slide.

Three steps and one instruction

Unpack and stretch, attach the inflation tube to the blower, then fix the park down with stakes and safety straps. The note at the foot of the manufacturer's panel is the important part: please turn on the blower all the time while the bounce house is being used.

The numbers and the two modes

3 to 10 years, 100 lb per child, 300 lb across the inflatable places, six children. The same panel shows the park wet with the hose on and dry with it off, which is the mode that carries past the short Canadian water season.

45 in wide with a 98 in drop, and water falling over the top of the run.

The manufacturer's own figure, at 100 lb each and 300 lb across the inflatable places.

About 17 ft by 12.5 ft on the ground and 94.5 in tall inflated.

Supplied, so the dry mode works without buying anything extra.

At the pool edge, fed from the long hose that comes with it.

Around the jumping area and along the slide, in Oxford cloth and PVC.

Ships from our United States warehouse. Delivery to Canada usually takes 8 to 14 business days, with no customs charges or duties to pay on arrival. Free shipping on orders over $150, a flat $18.90 below that, and tracking by email as soon as it leaves.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

If a Canadian retailer has this listed for less, the link is all we need and we match the price. Compare like for like: this listing has no blower in it, so a lower price elsewhere on a version that does include one is a different bundle.

Six is the manufacturer's own figure and it is at the top end for a domestic park. It works because the ball pit, the jumping area, the climbing wall and the pool are four separate places, but the 300 lb total across all of them still applies and counting heads is part of using it.

205 in by 150 in inflated and 94.5 in tall. Setup guidance for inflatables asks for a further 10 to 15 ft of clear ground around the unit, which is usually the constraint rather than the footprint itself.

The band the manufacturer prints on their badge panel, with 100 lb as the individual limit. Ten is the ceiling they give and it is not widened here.

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 up to 6 children at a time, a 100 lb limit per child, 300 lb across the inflatable places 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.
• A blower is not included with this listing. Without one the slide cannot be inflated at all, and the blower has to keep running the entire time children are on it.
• Six ground 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.

What age is it for?

3 to 10 years on the manufacturer's badge panel, with up to 6 children at a time, 100 lb each and 300 lb across the inflatable places.

How much space does it need?

205 in by 150 in inflated, about 17 ft by 12.5 ft, standing 94.5 in tall. Setup guidance for inflatables asks for a 10 to 15 ft clear zone around the unit on top of that.

Does the blower have to stay on?

Yes. The manufacturer's own setup note reads: please turn on the blower all the time while the bounce house is being used. These structures lose air through the seams by design.

What blower does it need?

The manufacturer publishes no wattage for this park anywhere in the record or on their panels, so none is stated here. A bounce house blower sized for a 17 ft unit is what the park calls for.

How is it anchored?

Six ground stakes are supplied, and the manufacturer's setup step names safety straps as well. Use every anchor point, every time, and take the park down in strong wind.

Are the balls included?

Yes, 30 ocean balls come with it, along with 6 repair patches.

Can it be used dry?

Yes. The manufacturer photographs it both ways, with the hose connected and removed.

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.