Bounce on the ‘World's Largest Bouncy Castle' in Ottawa this summer
The Big Bounce Canada says four inflatable event features four massive inflatable attractions, including the 'World's Biggest Bouncy Castle.' (The Big Bounce Canada/release)
You will be able to bounce on the world's biggest bouncy castle again this summer in Ottawa.
The Big Bounce Canada has announced it is taking over the RA Centre Aug 1-3.
The attractions at the 'World's Biggest Bouncy Castle' include 'The Giant,' Canada's largest inflatable obstacle course, the SportSlam bouncy arena, and AirSpace that includes slides, ball pits and more.
Big Bounce Canada
Big Bounce Canada says the 'World's Biggest Bouncy Castle' will be at the RA Centre in Ottawa Aug. 1-3. (The Big Bounce Canada/Facebook)
'Welcome to the biggest, craziest touring inflatable event in the entire world!' The Big Bounce Canada said on its Facebook page.
'So drop the cellphones, step away from the TV and spend some quality time with family and friends at a massive bounce party like nothing on earth! This event will sell out so grab those tickets before they're gone and get ready to make memories that last a lifetime. Sneakers Off, Party On!'
There are sessions for toddlers, children ages 7 and younger, children aged 15 and younger, and an adults only session for people over the age of 16.
Big Bounce Canada
Big Bounce Canada will be setting up an inflatable event at the RA Centre in Ottawa in August. (The Big Bounce Canada/Facebook)
For tickets and information, visit The Big Bounce Canada website.
Last year, The Big Bounce Canada set up the 'World's Largest Bouncy Castle' was at Saunders Farm in Ottawa.
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