Dora the Explorer Deluxe Jumps

Space needed: 18' x 16' and 13' Tall

 
For those explorers among us, join Dora and friends in this Nickelodeon licensed inflatable moonwalk. Dora, Boots the Monkey and Swiper the Fox are highlighted on this sure favorite bounce house. As the biggest Dora the Explorer fans jump in this bright and colorful bouncer, the adventure possibilities will keep your guest entertained for hours. This one also comes with an entrance step so even the younger ones can get in and out of the moonwalk easily. Consider a complete party value package which could include Spin Art, Fresh Cotton Candy, Movie Theater Popcorn, Flavorful Sno Cones and more!

Your children's safety is our # 1 priority, and Astro Jump® has always taken extra steps to provide the cleanest equipment for your celebrations to protect your family and our wonderful employees.

Call our party Planning Specialists at 415-499-0955
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