J.G. asks from Carrollton, TX on May 05, 2006
Water Slide
Hi mama's!!
I'm busy planning my soon to be 2 year old b-day party for June. I wanted to rent a small water slide, safe for the kids and big enough for adults. I have looked but have found that they are pricey!!!! the go for $300 for 4 hours!!
I only want it for 2 hours and pay no more that $100. I know I will not get this deal renting it but was wondering if any of you moms owned one and I could rent it for that price. It's nice to make some extra cash of, of it. I have seen them at Toys r' us but again, I didn't want to spend all that money for one day. Any thoughts or ideas will be greatly appreciated.
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J.S. answers from Dallas on May 07, 2006
I know you said that you don't want to spend alot of money on it but they do have a big water slide for sale at Walmart right now that is big enough for adults. You slide down the big slide into a little built in pool at the bottom. It is more than what you wanted to spend but atleast you could keep it. I believe it was close to $300.
B. answers from Dallas on May 07, 2006
Hi J.,
We just purchased a Colossal Water Slide from Costco and might be able to rent ours to you. Send me an email with the date and we can try to work something out.
D. answers from Dallas on May 06, 2006
I just bought a pool for my 2 and 3 year olds from Costco that has two little pools in it. There is a little pool on top with a small slide that goes to a wading pool at the bottom and in the wading pool there are continuous sprayers if it is hooked up to a water hose. The whole thing is one big piece and it runs $39.00. It's inflatable. If you can't find anything else and would like this one, let me know and I'll let you have it for what I paid. I haven't opened the box yet. Just let me know.
M.F. answers from Dallas on May 05, 2006
The ones for adults are usually too big for kids under 5 or 6 yrs old.
A bunch of preschoolers would have a ton of fun with a just a few inflatable wading pools, beach balls and some buckets. Or, check out the "typhoon lagoon" water park pool at Toys R Us. A friend got it for her daughter when she was 2 and the kids had a BLAST all summer. It's only $30.
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