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CBS News
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CBS News
Big Bounce America returning to Metro Detroit this weekend
The world's largest bounce house is returning to Metro Detroit for another weekend. Big Bounce America will open at Steffens Park in Fraser through May 25. The over 24,000-square-foot inflatable includes giant slides, ball pits, climbing towers, and basketball hoops. Families can register for four different sessions: toddler (3 years and younger), junior (7 years and younger), bigger kids (15 years and younger) and adult (16 years and older). "We need more fun in the world, and what better way to bring that into 2025 than with a 24,000 sq. ft. bounce house," said Noa Visnich, manager of The Big Bounce America. "The Big Bounce America is the perfect event for kids and adults alike to get out of the house and enjoy an outdoor event like they've never experienced. Complementing the biggest bounce house in the world, OctoBlast, Sport Slam, The Giant, and airSPACE make this a not to miss experience. So, we invite all kids, and kids at heart, to kick those sneakers off and PARTY ON." For more information on Big Bounce America in Michigan, visit the company's website.
Time Out
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
The biggest bouncy castle in the world is heading to Long Island next month
Ready to feel like a kid again? The world's largest bounce house—yes, a 24,000-square-foot inflatable playground—is bounding into Long Island next month, and it's bringing an entire festival of over-the-top fun with it. The Big Bounce America tour will set up shop at Broadway Commons in Hicksville from May 10 through June 1, offering four weekends of giant slides, ball pits, foam parties, obstacle courses, DJ sets and more. Tickets start at just $22 for a three-hour pass but, heads up: this event usually sells out fast, so snag your spot early. The star of the show is the World's Largest Bounce House, standing 32 feet tall and packed with everything from basketball hoops to oversized colorful characters. At its heart is a live DJ spinning tracks for games, dance-offs and general inflatable chaos, with special sessions for toddlers, families and even adults-only bounce parties. But that's just the start. Test your endurance on The Giant, a 900-foot-long inflatable obstacle course with 50 different challenges, or duke it out at Sport Slam, a bouncy arena packed with goals, hoops, nets and battle zones. Kids (and kids at heart) can also blast off at airSPACE, a space-themed zone featuring aliens, moon craters and a five-lane slide. New this year is OctoBlast, a deep-sea-themed inflatable foam party where you can dance under giant octopus tentacles to live DJ beats—because why not? As tour manager Noa Visnich puts it: 'We need more fun in the world—and what better way than with a 24,000 square foot bounce house?' We, of course, couldn't agree more.
Axios
25-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
The world's largest bounce house will be in San Antonio
An event that bills itself as having the world's largest bouncy castle is coming to San Antonio this weekend. What's happening: The Big Bounce America Tour is bringing seven inflatable attractions to the South Texas Area Regional Soccer Complex, next to Toyota Field on the Northeast Side. The tour includes: A 24,000-square-foot bounce house, advertised as the world's largest, that reaches 32 feet into the air A more than 900-foot-long obstacle course with 50 different obstacles A bouncy sports arena with goals, nets, hoops, balls and a climbing area A space-themed area featuring inflatable aliens And a deep-sea party inflatable called OctoBlast Zoom in: The main bounce house features a stage with a DJ who will play age-appropriate music and host games and competitions. There will be giant slides, ball pits, climbing towers and inflatable characters for everyone to befriend. If you go: The event runs Friday through Sunday. Sessions are organized by age. Three hours at the event includes a timed session for the main bounce house and unlimited access to the others. Tickets start at $22 for a toddler session and run up to $45 for an adult-only session. What they're saying: "We need more fun in the world, and what better way to bring that into 2025 than with a 24,000-square-foot bounce house," tour manager Noa Visnich said in a statement.
