World’s largest bounce house coming to Southern California for a limited time

The world’s largest bounce house is going on tour soon, and it will be making a stop in SoCal.

The Big Bounce America 2024 tour includes multiple massive inflatable attractions, all completely customized specifically for this bounce house, which spans 24,000 square feet and reaches heights of 32 feet tall.

Included in the attractions is The Giant , an over 900-foot-long course featuring 50 different obstacles. It’s designed for all ages; each challenge has a “kid-friendly” option that is slightly easier for little ones (or even parents).

One of Big Bounce America’s newest sections is the OctoBlast attraction, which is “part bounce house and part foam party.”

OctoBlast is filled with foam cannons, a pufferfish party stage and more.

Leaving the underwater world and taking to the skies, another attraction on tour is airSPACE, an outer space-themed section consisting of a five-lane slide, a “moon base” and a circular moonwalk all within a “highly interactive landscape.”

What’s a bounce house without the ability to dunk a basketball? The Big Bounce America 2024 tour has you covered there too, as the Sport Slam attraction is a customized bounce house arena with goals, nets, hoops and balls of every size and type so guests can play pretty much everything, including dodgeball, basketball, soccer and more.

Sport Slam also has special zones for climbing and even a “battle zone” where friends and family can compete against each other to see who can stay on their podium the longest. To top that off, a Big Bounce MC/referee will be on site to pump up the crowd and keep the energy flowing.

The Big Bounce America 2024 tour includes 13 stops, one of which is at Centennial Park in Jurupa Valley; the festivities will take place on five days in October: the 5 ^th , 6 ^th , 11 ^th , 12 ^th and 13 ^th .

To purchase tickets, click here .  There are four types of tickets available, ranging from toddler sessions to adults-only sessions.

Other stops on the 2024 tour include major metro areas like Denver and Columbus as well as smaller communities like Zephyrhills, Florida.

For NorCal residents, the tour will make a stop at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton starting Oct. 19.

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