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World’s largest bouncy castle coming to Ottawa this weekend

The Big Bounce Canada 2024 tour arrives in Ottawa this weekend. (Big Bounce Canada)

Posted Jul 11, 2024 08:48:37 AM.

Last Updated Jul 11, 2024 09:33:31 AM.

The Big Bounce Canada 2024 tour arrives in Ottawa this weekend and is calling all the kids and the kids at heart to get their bounce on.

Dubbed the “bounciest, most action-packed experience of the year,” the event features seven massive inflatable attractions.

That includes the newly expanded 24,000 square-foot World’s Largest Bounce House, the brand-new deep sea foam party inflatable OctoBlast, the incredible over 900 ft. long obstacle course The Giant, the customized sports arena Sport Slam, and the unique, three-piece, space-themed wonderland airSPACE.

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“We need more fun in the world, and what better way to bring that into 2024 than with a 24,000 sq. ft. bounce house,” said Noa Visnich, Tour Manager of The Big Bounce Canada. “So, we invite all kids, and kids at heart, to kick those sneakers off and PARTY ON!”

Big Bounce Canada will be set up at Saunders Farm on the following dates:

Saturday, July 13
Sunday, July 14
Friday, July 19
Saturday, July 20
Sunday, July 21

Tickets start at just $30 and can be found here.

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