The Most Successful Bouncy Castle Model of All Times

Fluffy, air-filled, giant play structures erected in the open backyard can serve as the tree houses for your children by providing them their own space for fun and frolic. Judging by the commonality of the castles, most people's notion about these units have changed into mundane, constricted structures that are no better than a trampoline. Contradicting this very idea, top inflatable play structure manufacturers have unveiled some of the funkiest and sprawling air-blown play structures to have ever been introduced in the market.
A particular Disney-themed structure that came to the market and won hearts of millions is the Dragon Princess castle unit.
Shaped in the form of a Disney castle with three turrets jutting out of the top-front, the castle looks so life-like despite its fairytale appearance.
Painted pink with the structure dissected into brick-like ridges, the keep of the castle has a window painted towards the top. Images of the dragon princesses are imprinted at the window, on the sides of the entryway and on the outer walls of the castle.
Visibility is enabled through small, square windows that are cut out on all sides to ensure ventilation.

The entrance door is small with a cushion emerging out of the structure to catch children rolling out of it accidentally. This is the very reason why the gate has been made particularly small, through which children can squeeze in but not easily fall out.
From the front of the castle emerges a bright, big dragon slide. Partly covered to prevent children from falling off heights, the slide resembles a dragon in terms of the structure to give the children a feel that they are sliding out of a dragon's mouth.
Balloon spikes have been placed all along the railing to help children get hold of something when they are skidding down. Small projections surround the top edge of the castles.

Windows are shaped in rectangles, squares, trapeziums, triangles, etc. to ensure that the inside does not feel enclosed.

The openings are guarded by a permeable screen so that children can enjoy safely while their parents can easily keep an eye on them. The exterior of the castle is imprinted with brilliant artworks of cartoon princesses and animals that add to the fantasy feel of it.

Insides are jazzed up with bright cartoon bounce-back toys pinned around the place. The interior of the castle has a glow of illumination because of the use of vibrant colors like tangerine, yellow, pink, etc.