Inflatable
Who this is for: Kids of all ages.
How many at a time: 6-8
Basketball hoop: 1
Dinosaur Slide
$455.00
About
Setup Area: 17 L X 33 W X 18 H
Circuits: 2
Product Id: 172 - 13x31 Dinosaur
Fun
This vibrant jumper features a thrilling slide and a playful 3D dinosaur print at the front entrance, inviting kids into a world of prehistoric fun. Its spacious interior offers plenty of room for bouncing and play, ensuring hours of entertainment. Perfect for dinosaur-themed parties, this inflatable will make any event unforgettable!
Setup Area
Dimensions: 31 W x 13 L x 18 H
Setup area: 33 W x 17 L x 18 H
Circuit(s): 2
Fun Dino Trivia
1. **Flying Dinosaurs**: Not all dinosaurs were land-dwellers. Pterosaurs were flying reptiles from the same time as dinosaurs. They had wings and could glide through the skies.
2. **Feathered Friends**: Some dinosaurs had feathers! The Velociraptor and Archaeopteryx are examples of dinosaurs that had feathers, similar to modern birds.
3. **Dino Sizes**: Dinosaurs came in all sizes. The smallest dinosaurs were about the size of a chicken, while the largest, like the Argentinosaurus, could be as long as 100 feet, about the length of two school buses!
4. **Swimming Dinosaurs**: Not all dinosaurs walked on land. Some, like the Plesiosaurus and Ichthyosaurus, were excellent swimmers and lived in the oceans during the dinosaur age.
5. **Dino Footprints**: Dinosaur footprints, or tracks, have been found all around the world. These tracks help scientists learn about their sizes, movements, and behaviors.
2. **Feathered Friends**: Some dinosaurs had feathers! The Velociraptor and Archaeopteryx are examples of dinosaurs that had feathers, similar to modern birds.
3. **Dino Sizes**: Dinosaurs came in all sizes. The smallest dinosaurs were about the size of a chicken, while the largest, like the Argentinosaurus, could be as long as 100 feet, about the length of two school buses!
4. **Swimming Dinosaurs**: Not all dinosaurs walked on land. Some, like the Plesiosaurus and Ichthyosaurus, were excellent swimmers and lived in the oceans during the dinosaur age.
5. **Dino Footprints**: Dinosaur footprints, or tracks, have been found all around the world. These tracks help scientists learn about their sizes, movements, and behaviors.
