My kids love this! Such a nice way to try and keep cool in Phoenix !

We bought this approx 3 weeks ago for our grandkids and they are having a blast on it. quick to set up. Directions say to set the stakes and then blow up. It was much easier the second time we used it to blow it up first and then set the stakes.

We got this a few weeks ago we have set it up twice. Easy set up and fairly easy take down. My girls love this thing and love having there friends over to play with it. It's going to be a fun summer.

Tried it for the first time and the kids loved it. The only complaint is that I don't think it has a shut off switch for the water gun which fills the pool at the bottom.

I thought it would be a good idea for my to kids 5 and 3. until i watched one of them slip on the ladder and fall to the bottom and bounce to the ground. luckily still on first step. no injuries but from the top is 5 ft. it could have been worse. havnt used since! needs a railing or nets at base up to the top. and padding at the base not bouncey air pocket.you asked for a review.

The kids have hours of fun. It's great wet and dry!!

I bought this for my grandkids and they just LOVE LOVE it. I would definitely buy another one. Also great price

This was about half the price of the others we were looking at. Definitely a good starter set to make sure you'll use it before making a $300+ investment on some of the others on the market. Seems sturdy and our little one loves it.

The grandparents bought this for my kids and it's been at our house the first day. Here's my honest review. First, easy set up. I had it going in less than ten minutes. Second, the hose has to keep running to keep constant water down the slide. I didn't turn it off now and then and it seemed to be OK because the kids were wet enough it would work. Next, the bottom part has no overflow system or drainage system. This creates two big problems: 1) the pool underneath will overflow and flood your yard if you keep the water on and 2) draining the water to dry it out is a PAIN. I used syphoning hoses and 5-gallon buckets. Per the instructions, this thing has to be COMPLETELY dried and here's why: During use, water is sucked INTO the cavity of the slide. Like inside inside, where you can't scoop it out. So even after you bucket out all the water, unstake, and move it to a dry area to dry out, you STILL have to run the blower motor for a WHILE because there's air inside the slide that has to all be blown out of those little seals or it will mold quick and get really nasty. Lots of water is splashed out when the child slides down the slide. My backyard is now flooded from two hours of play. I can't wait to get it out of my yard. I'm going to consult the grandparents to see if they really want to keep this thing, because I'm almost certain the two of them (60s) won't be able to maintain it the way it's supposed to be done.

I bought it for my great grand daughter and she used it for the first time on Memorial Day. we could not get her off of it even when it was time for her to eat. she is 2 years old and weights 29.6 lbs. She loves her dad and he tried to take her off and she started to cry. All is well except when it was over, I saw air bubbles coming from the bottom of the slide and on the top orange platform. Am thinking about returning it because I don't think there should be an air leak. And another thing is the air pump goes continuously and so does the water. I know she was on it for at least 4 hours, (But she slept good that night) I taught the air and water would recycle. I wonder how it will effect my utility bills. it still was great