Inflatable Play Center, Kids Kiddie Pools with Slide for Outdoor Garden Backyard Water Park, Octopus Dolphin Ball Roll Toss Games for Toddler Outside Summer, 117'' X 73.2'' X 65''

Not a Good Product, Avoid it, look for others products

El tamaño m gusto solo q le faltaron los aros y las pelotas 🥺

My kids absolutely loved playing in this. As far as assembly goes it was really easy but the octopus isn’t too sturdy it kept falling over. The extra accessories for the games make it way more fun. I would definitely recommend it but I think the octopus needs a bit more revision so it can be more sturdy.

The media could not be loaded.  I got an Evajoy Inflatable Play Center from Amazon and a few racoons decided to have a pool party in my back yard after I forgot to empty it one night and punctured several holes throughout.This product is very similar to the Evajoy but does have some differences so I'm comparing the two here as follows:1. The Evajoy is all one piece and none of the parts are removable. This Max Fun pool comes in 3 pieces, the main pool, the red ball slide on the side and the Octopus. The two unattached pieces go on with some clear tabs that are fairly secure. I really like that the Octopus is removable. It makes the pool much more open and I find the face of it a bit creepy looking (I'll probably draw a smile and some eyebrows on it to make it better).2. Inflating both pools are a pain but this one is a bit more tedious. The Evajoy has more compartments for the base and this one has more compartments for the slide. There are at least 6 valves on the slide alone and you definitely need a pump. The valves on the Evajoy are much higher quality and easier to inflate. Parts of this one were hard to get fully inflated which left some wrinkles in the vinyl.3. The Evajoy has sprinklers all through the front and at the top. This one only has one on the octopus. Since the octopus is removable, you have the option of removing the sprinklers all together. My kid doesn't like to be sprayed so this was a good option for us (although you aren't obligated to hook up the water anyway).4. The vinyl is much lower quality on this than the evajoy.5. Both pools lose air after 2-3 days. This one loses a lot of air in the accessories mostly (i.e. the seal, coral, octopus)6. This pool has much more attractive kid colors (although I personally prefer the evajoy softer colors) and things to keep kids busy. My 2.5yr old spent 2 hours playing with everything without water right when I first set it up.7. There is a pretty significant price difference between both pools. The Evajoy is listed for $99 while this one is $70 + a 10% off coupon. That makes it almost $40 cheaper (nearly half the price).Overall, the quality of this pool isn't super great but it's an attractive cheap option to last you one summer. If you have a good electric pump and some patience, I think this is a good bargain option. If you don't care about cost then I'd go with the Evajoy as it is much higher quality (although not racoon proof, so don't make the same mistake I did and make sure you empty it every night!).

Bought this for my son and thought it would be really cute sadly only had it for two months and it’s already gone. First there is at least 10 + places you have to inflate which takes forever The sea lion and the coral reef don’t stay up very sturdyThe octopus and the ball holder are very hard to clip on and takeoff. And one of the worst parts is there’s no steps to really get on the slide and you can’t slide down the slide because it’s not really slippery. Waste of money I ended up cutting off the sea lion the coral reef and the slide and just used it as two pools which worked very well but not worth $60 I would say no more than $10

This is way bigger than I thought it would be. My kids had a blast it's made of a thick plastic not super thin like most inflatables are the octopus is around 3 feet standing freely and you connect it to your water hose and it sprays the water out of its mouth. We added baby soap to the slide and my older kids(age 7 &9) had a blast with their younger siblings (age1&3). This inflatable held well and didn't deflate with older kids playing on it for around two hours.

Didn't even last a month for my little girl. Used it twice. To be clear, I was VERY CAREFUL not to puncture it or have any sharp objects around it. A hole just appeared after about a month. The plastic is thin and the hole was right on the seem. I thought this would've lasted AT LEAST ONE SUMMER, if I kept it on the patio and was careful not to have any sticks or sharp toys around and in it. Nope.I noticed it deflated after a few weeks, and just hoped it needed a quick reinflation, but found the hole after it wouldn't hold air.I'm super dissatisfied and completely disappointed that this thing didn't last. We used it maybe three times.

I purchased this a month ago but just opened it for my daughter’s birthday party. To my surprise it was covered in dirt and mold and had a large hole in it. Keep in mind I bought this new. It’s truly disgusting and not worth the money.