BANZAI Speed Slide Water Park, Length: 14 ft 7 in, Width: 9 ft 6 in, Height: 8 ft, Inflatable Outdoor Backyard Water Slide Splash Bounce Climbing Toy

Awesome!! With covid continuing to try to rise . This is great to have for the kids/family around the house you don't even have to go out .just pay the water bill💦💦😉

Was awesome at first. We used it everyday so it was hard to put away. Cleaned it up put it away for winter last year got it out this year. Kid use the three or four times. Then we want to put it away and it just kept dry rotting and tearing every inch we would just lightly move it. Only lasted one year Worth it for the price of splash lagoon but we wish it would have lasted longer.

Me gusto por que es de buena calidad.Si lo almacenas bien se conserva. Tenemos ya dos veranos utilizándolo y mis hijos se divierten mucho.Vale la pena cada dólar que pagas por el, los niños se divierten mucho.Como consejo antes de guardarlo quita toda el agua y déjalo inflado que se seque y después lo guardas. Así será libre del moo.

Water slide ripped after first use. Pulled it out today and had a rip on the blue ring the treading came apart. I put one star cause my granddaughter loves it sad I have to send back

Small just for kids but my grandkids love it. Very much worth the money

I purchased this item for my grandchildren. They are 3 and 6. It is the perfect size for them. They have already enjoyed many hours of fun on their own personal water slide. The pool section is large enough for an adult to lounge in. Great value for the product.

Talk about a ton of fun in one box! This water slide is all the fun, and has a rather generous splash pool at the bottom. I had to set this up all by myself, and additionally did myself a favor by purchasing a cheap tarp to put underneath it just in case for extra added protection against tears from objects on the ground. Not too bad to set up, but is definitely not at all easy to break down, especially with as much as they push you to dry it out completely before putting it away. That's just not going to happen anytime in this lifetime! My major complaint is the fact that as soon as I laid out the footprint of the slide, and started blowing it up, my son and I realized we had best closed the drain plug which holds every single last drop of water in the slide as it fills up. There is only one drain plug, and the one drain plug for the pool was already detached, and had come completely unglued, leaving a giant, vacuous hole in the pool bottom. I had to simply duct tape the entire hole shut, which really is not a huge problem when draining the water, because the water Cascades over the pool side almost as soon as you turn the air off. But, tbh, for the money paid, I was very disappointed that I hadn't even touched the drain plug, yet it was already unglued around its rim, leaving a giant hole for me to figure out how to plug. Desperation is the mother of all inventions, and my duct taped hole seems to have held the water just fine. Lots of fun, and although it's obvious the drain plug was made in China along with the rest of the slide, it's durable enough that it seems it will last a while on every other part of the slide.

My grandchildren are 3 and 5 and it’s perfect for them!