If you've ever fancied throwing yourself around an enormous pop-up inflatable park, look no further as one of the biggest in England is coming to Bristol next weekend.
The touring theme park, which will be in Long Ashton between May 18-19, features an inflatable village, bungee trampolines, a 'wipeout' area and a 100ft-long Noah's Ark.
It's being headed up by A.J.P. Amusements, who claim to be one of the country’s leading giant inflatable specialists with over 10 years experience in the inflatable industry.
The theme park will feature around 15-20 inflatables, including a 50ft high slide, 35ft inflatable helter skelter and a play centre.
The inflatables are appropriate for children between the ages of two and 14, but if you're over the age of 14 you won't be allowed on the equipment, which means big kids sadly won't be able to take part.
Owner of Inflatable Theme Park Angus Pedrick said: “We are excited to be bringing some of the UK’s biggest and best inflatable slides and bouncy castles to Bristol.
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"The theme park is very popular across England, it's a magical day for kids. We have had various celebrities bring their kids along to the attraction across various sites.
“Hopefully we’ll have some great weather, we’re keeping our finger crossed."
How much does it cost?
The theme park costs £8 per child but accompanying adults can enter for free.
All you have to do is turn up on the day and pay for entry.
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This cost does not include the bungee, zorbs or total wipeout, which all cost extra.
Your child will have up to four hours to play and there will be two sessions in the day, from 10am-2pm and 2pm-6pm.
