Collection: Inflatable Fun

Inflatable fun brings big backyard play for parties and hot days — bouncy castles, jumping castles and water slides that pack away when done. The right one suits the children's ages and your space: a small kids bouncer for toddlers, a bigger jumping castle for a party, a water slide inflatable for summer. They need supervision, a soft flat setup area, and attention to the weight and number-of-children limits. Think about ages, space, and always supervising active inflatable play.

What inflatable suits your kids?

The options suit different ages and occasions:

• Toddler bouncer: a small enclosed inflatable for young children's gentle bouncing.
• Jumping castle: a larger bouncy castle for parties and older children, often with walls and a slide.
• Water slide: an inflatable slide into a splash pool for hot days.
• Inflatable pool: a filled pool for cooling off, which needs the same water supervision as any pool.

How do you set up an inflatable safely?

Inflatables need a safe setup and constant supervision. Set it on flat, clear ground away from fences, walls and hard edges, and peg or anchor it down so wind can't lift it — a gust can move an unanchored inflatable with children inside, which is a real hazard. Keep to the weight limit and the recommended number of children, since collisions cause most injuries. No shoes, glasses or sharp objects inside. Supervise the whole time, and deflate and pack away in strong wind. Anchored down, on flat clear ground, within the limits and always supervised, is the safe setup.

What about inflatable pools and water slides?

Any inflatable with water needs the same care as a pool, because a child can drown in very little water. Constant, hands-on supervision of children in or near an inflatable pool or water slide splash pool is essential — never leave them alone, even for a moment. Empty an inflatable pool after use so it's not a drowning risk to a wandering toddler. Set water slides so the landing pool stays topped up to cushion the slide. Check your local pool fencing rules, since they can apply to some inflatable pools by depth. Water inflatables are fun with constant supervision and emptying after use.

Common questions

Are bouncy castles safe?
Yes, with a safe setup — anchored down on flat clear ground, within the weight and child limits, and always supervised. Wind lifting an unanchored castle and collisions are the main risks.

How do I stop an inflatable blowing away?
Peg or anchor it down using the fixings provided, and deflate it in strong wind. An unanchored inflatable can be lifted by a gust, even with children inside, so anchoring is essential.

Do inflatable pools need supervision?
Yes — constant hands-on supervision, since a child can drown in very little water. Never leave children alone in or near one, and empty it after use so a toddler can't fall in.

How many kids on a jumping castle at once?
Stick to the recommended number and similar sizes together, since most injuries come from collisions when too many, or mixed sizes, bounce at once. Supervise and take turns.

Can I pay for inflatable fun with Afterpay?
Yes. You can split it with Afterpay, Zip, Klarna or PayPal Pay in 4. Our inflatable fun starts from $25, which is four fortnightly payments of about $6.25.

Kit out for play

Inflatable fun pairs with the rest of the backyard. Add lawn games for the party, a trampoline for jumping, and a swing set for the yard.

A $25 inflatable splits into four fortnightly payments of $6.25 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 do the same. Every order ships from our Australian warehouse, dispatched within 1–2 business days, with a 12-month warranty and 30 days to return it. We're a family-run Australian store, going since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.