The world’s biggest touring inflatable theme park is coming to Canada once again this year and will be stopping in three Ontario cities. Here’s what to know about The Big Bounce Canada.
The massive event by XL Event Lab, is touring Canada and will be dropping its massive inflatable attraction in Woodbridge this May.
The fun-filled event features four massive inflatable attractions including the World’s Biggest Bouncy Castle, Sport Slam, airSPACE and Octoblast.
The World’s Biggest Bouncy Castle towers 32 ft. tall and spans 16,000 sq. feet.
Expect huge slides, basketball hoops, climbing towers, a ball-pit, over-sized couches and so much more.
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There’s also a 20 ft tall multi coloured rabbit that you can climb inside and even snap a pic with.
As for Sport Slam, expect a customized sports arena with goals, nets, hoops, and balls from all your favourite spots.
Need to refresh? There will be food and drink options available to cool off!
Tickets are available for the Woodbridge attraction in four sessions; Toddler, Junior, Bigger Kids and Adults Only.
Each pass includes a three-hour entry to the event, with timed sessions on The World’s Biggest Bouncy Castle and unlimited access to the other three parks.
Though last year’s event saw cancellations, event organizers share that in case of it being cancelled or postponed, ticket holders will receive an email outlining their options.
Tickets start at $30 for toddlers and up to $52 for adults only sessions.
Get your tickets online cause you won’t want to miss it.
The Big Bounce Canada
Woodbridge
When: May 4th to 19th, 2024
Where: Woodbridge Fair – 100 Porter Ave, Woodbridge, ON
Hamilton
When: July 5th to 7th, 2024
Ottawa
When: July 12th to 14th, 2024
Karen Doradea
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