The biggest bounce house ever

America's biggest bounce house was in Chandler a couple weekends ago while we were there.  


Miss G's mom hinted to us that G is a huge bounce house fan so guess where we went.


The place was huge and I really like how they had it set up.  The time slots were broken down by age group starting with toddlers in the morning and progressing to adults at night time.  I was very thankful that G did't have to be in there with the "big" kids.


We arrived a little before G's time slot.  


They had an alley for the kids to wait in with small bounce houses and a pit of balls.


Before long it was time for Pappy and G to enter.  Everyone under 4 has to have a paying adult go in with them so guess who volunteered (besides socks are required and I wore sandals that day).


Irv took the camera with him and took a few shots.  I waited outside in the tent where the grandparents hang out.  It was nice to get out of the sun.


Every once and a while I'd see the two of them come out for a drink of water.  I'm sure it was quite hot on all that plastic.  Luckily, the place provided free water and snacks.


I especially love this shot of G bouncing along.


I think she had a terrific time.



When her hour was up we sat outside on the giant inflatable sofa and had some snacks.

Such fun hanging out with the Little Miss.

Comments

s.c said…
Looks like you have an extra splash of color over your pic's. Wonderful.
October 20, 2018 at 3:37 AM
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
That looks great!! Good ole pappy.
October 20, 2018 at 7:41 AM
Spare Parts and Pics said…
My granddaughter would totally love it!!
October 20, 2018 at 11:16 PM
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