Inflatable
Who this is for: Kids of all ages.
How many at a time: 6-8
Basketball hoop: 1
Mermaids
$275.00
About
Setup Area: 15 W X 15 H X 17 L
Circuits: 2
Product Id: 106 - 13x13 Mermaid
Fun
Introducing our vibrant 13x13 Mermaid Jump, the perfect inflatable for any party! With colorful mermaid graphics, interactive obstacles, and a basketball hoop, it guarantees hours of bouncing fun. Ideal for birthdays, school events, or gatherings, it’s sure to make your event unforgettable. Book now and dive into the fun!
Setup Area
Dimensions: 13 W x 13 x 12 H
Setup area: 15 W x 17 L x 12 H
Circuit(s): 2
Mermaids fun fact.
1. **Historical Roots**: The concept of mermaids has been around for centuries, with stories and myths about half-human, half-fish creatures appearing in cultures around the world, from ancient Greece to indigenous peoples of the Americas.
2. **Ariel from "The Little Mermaid"**: One of the most famous mermaids in pop culture is Ariel, the protagonist of Disney's animated film "The Little Mermaid." Released in 1989, the movie tells the story of a young mermaid princess who dreams of living on land and falls in love with a human prince.
3. **Mermaid Legends**: Various cultures have their own interpretations of mermaids. For example, in Japanese folklore, there's the "ningyo," a type of mermaid with a fish-like appearance and a human face. Learning about these different myths can be fascinating for kids interested in folklore and mythology.
4. **Aquatic Adaptations**: If mermaids were real, they would need special adaptations to survive underwater. Kids might enjoy imagining what features mermaids could have to help them swim and breathe underwater, like gills, streamlined bodies, and strong tails.
5. **Mermaid Sightings**: Throughout history, there have been reported sightings of mermaids, often by sailors who claimed to have seen mysterious creatures while out at sea. While these sightings are likely misunderstandings or exaggerations, they add to the allure and mystery of mermaids, sparking imagination and wonder in kids and adults alike.
2. **Ariel from "The Little Mermaid"**: One of the most famous mermaids in pop culture is Ariel, the protagonist of Disney's animated film "The Little Mermaid." Released in 1989, the movie tells the story of a young mermaid princess who dreams of living on land and falls in love with a human prince.
3. **Mermaid Legends**: Various cultures have their own interpretations of mermaids. For example, in Japanese folklore, there's the "ningyo," a type of mermaid with a fish-like appearance and a human face. Learning about these different myths can be fascinating for kids interested in folklore and mythology.
4. **Aquatic Adaptations**: If mermaids were real, they would need special adaptations to survive underwater. Kids might enjoy imagining what features mermaids could have to help them swim and breathe underwater, like gills, streamlined bodies, and strong tails.
5. **Mermaid Sightings**: Throughout history, there have been reported sightings of mermaids, often by sailors who claimed to have seen mysterious creatures while out at sea. While these sightings are likely misunderstandings or exaggerations, they add to the allure and mystery of mermaids, sparking imagination and wonder in kids and adults alike.
