BANZAISplish Splash Water Park, Multi-Colour, Bz15601

Way too small. Bought for something fun to do because my sisters family was coming to stay with us from out of state, two 2 year olds, a 7 and 9 year old and wasn’t big enough for even just our two 2 year olds. Two holes in it before we even opened it and the water barely came out even after it filled up. The palm tree had a hole and the plastic that connected the hose to the splash pad had a hole - it came that way. We used once for about an hour and threw it away

My daughter LOVED this! It’s a pain in the butt to put up the first time and take down kinda sucks but it’s pretty snazzy! It’s really cool that toys come with it too and u can use them for other things too (pool)And u don’t have to have the water pressure turned up all the way to get a good spray and surprisingly holds a decent amount of water in the pool part itself so kiddos can lay down and be almost completely submerged.Only other thing I don’t really like is the slide that comes with it doesn’t get wet if it’s placed where it shows in the picture. Haven’t gotten it in a spot yet where it does but if somebody figures it out let me know! LolOh and my dog likes it too 😂😂😘

UPDATE: had this a month, used it now about half a dozen times. It was even blown off our patio by a pretty intense wind during a thunderstorm but it’s still going strong! No holes and it keeps my youngest busy for an hour or two. We love it.My 21 month old is really enjoying this. It’s not perfect, like others have said the rainbow doesn’t exactly stay up and neither does the ring toss cone, but the palm tree does. Yes you have to run the hose constantly for it to be continuously spraying water but it’s really no different then running a sprinkler for an hour or two. The water is always cold then but that is desirable on hot hot days. We have this on an outdoor rug on our concrete patio. The instructions clearly state not to put in on hard surfaces so you need to be careful but we have found that water shoes with grips work great because it is pretty slippery for the little ones. The slide it comes with, as others have said, is kind of meh, but my girl uses it to sit on the end of so that works. The ring toss doesn’t stay up so you can’t really play it. My kid doesn’t have a lot of fun in a tiny pool where she just sits, but this is like an hour or two of fun a day. Not sure how long this will last but it’s much more fun then plain old pools.

I bought this splash pad for my son for his first birthday. He loves it. Its perfect for cooling off in the summer heat of Texas.The bumpers around the outside gather just the right about of water for our little one (about 2 or 3 inches). I leave the hose down pretty low so that the sprayers don't spray too high and its just right.My dogs popped the palm tree and the tear was too big to patch so I just cut it off all together. I was sad, but happy that the inflatable parts were separated so that i had that option.Overall, great purchase for my birthday boy, especially since most of the park splash pads aren't open this year!

Easy to set up, but as a lot of the reviews have said it's not very sturdy. The slide we use more as a chair because you can't slide on it and the ring toss doesn't stay up unless you have the water hose opened up really high for pressure but we usually don't. The rainbow doesn't stand up but it looks like it's a seating section when it lays down. Works great for out 14 month old. We've had 3 kids (1-3 y.o) play on it and it was fine plenty of room. I think for the price it's definitely worth it, we'll see if it holds up for the next summer.