The World's Biggest Bounce House For Adults Is Coming Back To Florida In 2020
Earlier this year the bounce god's heard our pleas for an adult's only bounce house in Orlando and Sarasota with the World's Largest Bounce House. Big Bounce America will return to Florida in 2020 bigger and better, and we're ready to relive out childhoods all over again.
Calling the World's Biggest Bounce House a "bouncetastic" paradise palace might be an understatement — but it has the Guinness World Record to back its title.
In 2019, it sat at 10,000 square feet, but next year's Big Bounce will stretch just over 13,000 square feet, featuring a DJ spinning tunes, confetti blasters, ball pits, bubbles and so much more. It's like a giant bouncy party!
Returning to the event in 2020 is "The Giant" zone, a truly massive interactive obstacle course with a slide for you to race your BFFs or leisurely bounce your way through like an aerial ninja.
The best part? They've added two whole new zones this time around.
One called airSPACE is a space-themed wonderland full of bright colors, giant inflatable aliens, spaceships and more. Here you'll find a moonwalk area, a massive five-lane slide, ball pits, and at the very center, an inflatable maze that will test your ability to spring through every twist and turn.
But if you have more of a competitive spirit, you'll want to check out the SportSLAM.
Try to beat your BFFs off the balance beam and race to the top of their climbing wall — or play some soccer, basketball, dodgeball and other bouncy challenges, all set to sports anthems to get you in the fighting spirit.
Live out your NBA dreams by catching some serious air and dunkin' hoops on your friends.
Each adults-only session ticket is $35 and includes a 3-hour bounce session in the main bouncy castle and unlimited access to the other three zones as well. Junior and kids-only sessions are also available.
The record-holding bounce house of fun will come back to Florida in 2020 to multiple cities including Miami, Tampa, Palm Beach, and Boca Raton.
Other cities that may also see the bounce house return but have yet to be confirmed include Sarasota and Orlando, which hosted the event earlier this year.
If you're ready to bounce, an overview of the event can be found below.
Big Bounce America
Price: $35 per adults-only session ticket. Junior and child only time slots also available.
When: Various dates throughout 2020. You can check for your city's dates and location here.
Why You Need To Go: The best way to relive your childhood and enjoy a giant bouncy party. Four different bounce zones, with the main one being over 13,000 square feet. Heck to the yes!
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