BANZAI Adventure Club Giant Inflatable Water Park Play Center with 2 Water Slides & Climbing Wall

Quarantine lead to this purchase for my kids (4, 7, 9). It inflates quick but takes a while to get enough water in the base. I made a few attempts to recirculate the water from the basin into the water jets with different submersible pumps. Dont waste your time or money on attempting that. The basin itself will leech out water over time - meaning you will still have to run the hose the entire time anyway. I attempted to run the fan overnight to save the water in the basin only to find it mostly empty in the morning. Also, you need to find the most level spot you can. Once the water reaches the "fill line" there us chance that it will push out over the side. Also, as soon as the fan motor is turned off the water will push the basin flat and spill out. It says its rated for kids - but I'm a 240lb man and I was able to go down he slide. Word to the wise - don't putz around at the top of the tower - it will start to sink with the weight on it. I made one modification to the water supply hose. The first T the water reaches from the hose connection caused the most water pressure to go to the water cannons. I cut and reattached (Ts are connected with glue) so the water has a more direct connection to the showers, and the side T goes to the cannons. It is able to keep the slides more wet thus way. Do yourself a favor and get your kids small innertubes. Mine love going down the slides on the tubes. Yes it is a pain to dry out. Deflate and leave it overnight. Move it, inflate it, and repeat until it is dry. I ended up using a rope in a tree to attach to one of the anchor points and inflating it while mostly suspended so it could dry the top and bottom at the same time. Once dry it will never fit back in the original box. Get the 50 gal tote like other reviews have said. My only criticism is that I feel like it needs an endless supply of water and there is no way to save on that. The basin could stand to be a little deeper, but it is for kids. If I were to redesign this thing I would make an inflatable ring to encompass the bottom so you could deflate the rest and save water for the next day. Also set up something to recirculate the water so that it could be used longer without a constant water supply.

Went with this one, even though it was the pricier option. 100% worth it. Kids ages 2-6 had so much fun. Easy to set up. Seems sturdy and well made. Hoping to get at least a couple summers out of it.