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== See Also ==
- [[:Category:List of Inflatable Amusement Equipment Manufacturers]]
* [[:Category:List of Inflatable Amusement Equipment Manufacturers]]
- [[Wikipedia:Bouncy Castle]]
* [[Wikipedia:Bouncy Castle]]

Revision as of 07:26, 12 March 2026

A bouncy castle is an inflatable amusement ride.


Nomenclature

Bouncy castles are also known as a jumping castles, bounce houses, moonbounces, moon walks,

Commercial Bouncy Castles

Centrifugal Blower

The centrifugal blower (also referred to as the Blower, Fan, Pump or Motor_) is an electric or petrol/diesel motor driving a centrifugal fan that delivers continuous, high-pressure (how much?) air to the bouncy castle.

Typically the blower is located at the rear of a bouncy castle (or other inflatable) so that is is - Unslightly - Trip Hazzard - Noisy


Whooshing & "Clicking" Sounds

As patrons jump on the bouncy castle the air pressure inside the structure temporarily increases. As the inflatable is

In addition, some (all?) blower designs have vanes/flaps on the outlet pipe that act as a one-way check valve. As air tries to feed back into the blower, these flaps snap shut, producing an audible "click" sound.


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