Aug
02
2009
How Much Do Inflatable Water Slides Cost?
If you are looking to purchase an inflatable water slide this year then you probably want to know how much they cost and if they are any good.
For a good waterslide that is going to last year a few summers you could go for an inexpensive model which only has the one slide and no added features for around $200 or you could pay over $600 and get one with multiple slides, wading pools, water guns and more like the Banzai Jungle Blast Water Slide.
Many people have expressed concerns over their durability however and while it's true that with heavy use (or if they are not dried properly) they will start to deteriorate you can buy kits to patch holes or even do it yourself with duct tape and silicone sealer.
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