Hi Carl,

You most definitely want to shut the inflatables down when they are not being used.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Donna,

The sand bags are used for anchoring the inflatable in situations where the included ground stakes are not sufficient. They would be filled with sand and tied to the anchoring loops. As long as your lawn is sufficient for the included stakes, they would not be needed. People commonly purchase sand bags to use the inflatables inside, where stakes cannot be used.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi David,

All Blast Zone Water Inflatables accumulate water to a maximum depth of approximately 6", before reaching the overflow outlet. However, these inflatables are not designed as Pools, but Splash Areas. They are not meant to retain substantial water, in order to comply with applicable safety standards.

Your yard will also affect the water level, based on how level the ground is, angle, etc.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Irene,

Sprayer systems are available for purchase here: Home-Use-Inflatable-Sprayer-Hose-System-Kit-36p118.htm

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Blast Zone Support

Hi,

The current style, which is the only style available on the market being sold as new, is the style shown with the side rails and bottom step in the image gallery. To date, this is the best style climbing wall, and the style we use on virtually all of our inflatables.

We have not had an opportunity yet to update the video, but have still left it up as a reference of the product in action.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Chris,

All inflatables are engineered, and therefore must be recommended for flat ground. We are unable to make recommendations otherwise.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi,

All home use inflatables cap out at 100 Lbs per user for safety purposes, and we cannot recommend anything higher. Commercial grade inflatables cap out at 200 Lbs per user.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi, The primary difference between residential and commercial inflatables is the material used. The product does include a patch kit. For live stock status, please see the stock status near the add to cart button on the product page. Please read more here: http://blastzone.com/shop/pc/FAQ-d18.htm#What%20is%20the%20difference%20between%20Blast%20Zone%20Commercial%20and%20Blast%20Zone%20Residential%20Specifications?

Hi, All Blast Zone products carry warranties. Details are here: http://blastzone.com/shop/pc/Warranty-d19.htm

Hi, The Crocodile Isle listed on the site on this page has the most recent improvements. All purchases of the Crocodile Isle Inflatable Water Park receive the Version 3, which has the widened ramp and safety rails displayed in the action shots, as well as the additional upgrades.

Please Contact us via telephone or e-mail and we can send a water hose replacement to you right away at no extra cost.

Hi Sheila,

We do not deliver outside of North America, but we can deliver to a freight forwarder of your choice.

Hope this helps!
Blast Zone Support

Dear Elizabeth,

This inflatable is recommended for ages 3 and up.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Mike,

Thanks for the inquiry. Unfortunately, since our products are engineered to specific blowers, we are not allowed to sell them without the blower, or they are not being distributed per engineered specification.

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Blast Zone Support

Dear Val,

Yes! This inflatable slide can be used wet or dry.

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Blast Zone Support

Dear Tanya,

The total weight per user is 100 lbs max per person, with one person at a time on each slide, and one at a time on the climbing wall. There is no weight limit in the splash area.

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Blast Zone Support

Dear Maxine,

Because the Crocodile Isle water park features a large splash area, it would likely take several thousand playballs to fill it. Unfortunately, we don't have any information on how many playballs are shown in the photo.

I would recommend starting with 900 ball pit style playballs, adding more later per your preference. In general, anything more than 900 balls becomes a bit of a chore to clean up.

I hope that helps!

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Blast Zone Support

Hello,

The slide platform is approximately 56 inches high from the ground. The slide length is approximately 109 inches from beginning to end.

I hope that helps!

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Heather,

You'll only want to set up inflatables on soft, debris-free surfaces where the product can be properly anchored. For most inflatables that is grass or soft dirt, and a tarp can also be used underneath. Stakes are included for this purpose.

For inside use, that would be carpet and will require the optional sand bag anchors. Surfaces such as concrete must be avoided as that can damage the inflatable and is unsafe for the users.

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Hi Haven,

You'll only want to set up inflatables on soft, debris-free surfaces where the product can be properly anchored. For most inflatables that is grass or soft dirt, and a tarp can also be used underneath. Stakes are included for this purpose.

For inside use, that would be carpet and will require the optional sand bag anchors. Surfaces such as concrete must be avoided as that can damage the inflatable and is unsafe for the users.

Sincerely,
Blast Zone Support

Dear Rick,

The Crocodile Isle measures at about 14 feet x 22 feet so the recommended tarp size would be at least that size as well.

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Blast Zone Support

Hello B.,

The best way to drain the splash area would be to let a majority of the water out either by pushing down on the rim around the splash area, or by allowing the entire inflatable to deflate. When most of the water has run off, you can re-inflate the slide and tip it to dump out any remaining water.

From there, you can allow the blower to run for a little while to push any moisture in the fabric out, while drying it the rest of the way in the sun (depending on your climate). If you don't get a ton of sunlight or it simply won't be warm enough for your inflatable to air dry, you can also help the process along by drying it with towels.

I hope that helps!

Sincerely,
Blast Zone Support

Dear Angela,

This inflatable will need about 5-6 feet of space in the back for the blower, and we'd recommend at least 1 foot of space on all other sides just to avoid any of the sides rubbing against anything, the friction could damage your inflatable.

I hope that helps!

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Ariel,

We test the blowers in house from every lot by running them for many months, 10 hours per day.

With that said, the blower is equipped with an internal overheat switch that will trigger if it gets too hot, and will typically not restart for 1-2 hours. This is typically in very hot weather, with the blower in direct sunlight.

Most families seem to run the inflatables for a few hours, leaving enough sunny time to dry and store the inflatable.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Teresa,

The current model is the version you see in the photos, the one with sidebars and the step.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Desiree,

The slides are approximately 5 feet tall, from the ground to the top of the slide platform. Each slide is approximately 9 feet long.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Chedva,

The best way to deflate the inflatable is to turn off the blower and open all of the yellow air tubes. Allow most of the air to escape on its own, and then you can fold the inflatable lengthwise a few times. From there, you can slowly roll the inflatable up like a sleeping bag, kneeling on the inflatable to squeeze out any excess air as you go.

To dry the bottom, you can move your inflatable to a dry spot in the yard, and flip the entire thing over (still inflated) so the blower can run for a little while, while the bottom side gets some sun. Many people find that towel drying helps to speed the drying process as well.

I hope that helps!

Sincerely,
Blast Zone Support

Hi LuAnne,

The water does not recirculate. The splash areas are not pools, and not designed to retain substantial amount of water. The garden hose faucet can just be adjusted to supply the minimum amount of water required to lubricate the slides.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Cedric,

While the Crocodile Isle Water Park does not include a bounce house, the square footage of the slide's 14'D x 22'W x 8'H footprint is 308 sq. ft.

I hope that helps!

Sincerely,
Blast Zone Support

Dear Christina,

This inflatable can be set up with a standard sized garden hose.

Sincerely,
Blast Zone Support

Hi Jennifer,

You can clean your inflatable with a simple solution of soap and water. For tougher stains, you may use a diluted bleach bath using 1 part bleach to 9 parts water.

I hope that helps!

Sincerely,
Blast Zone Support

Hi there!

The Crocodile Isle Water Park is suitable for parties, and can support children up to 100 lbs each. If you'll be hosting many kids over that weight limit, you'll want to look into a commercial grade slide, which can support kids or adults up to 250 lbs.

If your 12 year old and their party guests are all within the 100 lb weight limit, then this inflatable would be an amazing choice for your party!

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Ashley,

The slide platform is approximately 56 inches high from the ground. The slide length is approximately 109 inches from beginning to end.

I hope that helps!

Sincerely,
Blast Zone Support

Hi Evette,

You can find the appropriate blower for the Crocodile Isle Inflatable Water Park here: https://www.blastzone.com/680w-blower-for-residential-bounce-houses-up-to-12x12

It is not recommended to use any other type of blower.

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Blast Zone Support

Hi Letticia,

It is typically 4 business days to Michigan using Fast Ground, so if you ordered by 3Pm Pacific Time Monday, it would arrive Friday.

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Blast Zone Support