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Small Bouncing Castle

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  • 14-08-2008 11:32pm
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    ankles
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    Hi. I'm looking for a small bouncing castle for our small back garden. Its for a second birthday party and there will only be a small number of toddlers there. The smallest I have found is 12ft x 12 ft but this would only barely squeeze into our garden (with shed and flower beds). Does any Dublin based Bouncy castle company that does smaller bouncing castles than this? Needed for Saturday week so a bit urgent.


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    lostinnappies
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    Smyths toy store have smaller ones, or Argos. You could rent one but if its going to be small then i wouldnt bother, its expensive.
    ankles wrote: »
    Hi. I'm looking for a small bouncing castle for our small back garden. Its for a second birthday party and there will only be a small number of toddlers there. The smallest I have found is 12ft x 12 ft but this would only barely squeeze into our garden (with shed and flower beds). Does any Dublin based Bouncy castle company that does smaller bouncing castles than this? Needed for Saturday week so a bit urgent.


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    di11on
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    We have the Smyths one. It says it's only suitable for 2 children at a time... although we've had 3 in it with no problems.

    It's a good invenstment... back when the sun used to shine, we'd have it out every other day!


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    Nevyn
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    WE have one one of those, unfortunatly it hasn't been up this summer.


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    di11on
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    Boo hoo... it's so sad. What did we do to deserve this enternal grey misery?


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    Nevyn
    Closed Accounts Posts: 43,045 ✭✭✭✭Nevyn


    Hopefull the tradtional good weather once the kids are back in school will happen.


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    shaz00
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    Snap have this one too, and its great for the youngins and is a perfect size for a small garden like ours - great value and you can buy covers for em too in argos - come back out sun :-)


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