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The World’s Biggest Bounce House Is Coming To The Albany Region This June!
Looking to jump into something fun this summer? The Big Bounce America is headed to Ellms Family Farm in Ballston Spa, June 20 and 21 bringing a huge inflatable takeover that’s built for kids, teens, parents, and even adults-only sessions that will be available on June 20th from 6p-9p.
This isn’t just a bounce house. The Big Bounce America features more than 50,000 square feet of inflatable attractions, including the World’s Biggest Bounce House, a giant obstacle course, sports zones, slides, ball pits, and more.
The main attraction is the World’s Biggest Bounce House, which spans about 24,000 square feet and stands roughly 32 feet tall. Inside, you’ll find giant slides, climbing towers, basketball hoops, ball pits, and a full-on party atmosphere with a live DJ keeping the energy going.
But perhaps the best part of all is that the kids aren't the only ones who get to have a great time. According to the official event site, there are even adults-only sessions available — because grown-ups certainly deserve to join in on the fun too.
The event happens at Ellms Family Farm, 448 Charlton Road in Ballston Spa, with hours listed as Saturday, June 20 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday, June 21 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets are on sale now, starting at $35, and include a 3-hour pass with a timed session in the world’s biggest bounce house plus unlimited access to the other attractions during your visit. Advance tickets are recommended because sessions can sell out. You can get tickets and more information here!
So if you’re already looking for a big summer weekend outing in the Capital Region, this might be one to put on the calendar now.
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