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Jump-N-Play – Redeem from Home

$59 for All-Day Bounce-House Rental ($190 Value)

$59
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No Longer Available
Sun Nov 04 03:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$190
Discount
69%
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$131
  • T460x279
  • Good for Kids

In a Nutshell

Staff members deliver, set up, and take down bounce houses that fuel kids’ jumps for the entire day

The Fine Print

  • Expires May 1, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Appointment required. Must sign waiver. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Valid only for delivery to Bibb and Jones county. In case of damages, fee of up to $95 may apply. Extra $10 service fee not included.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Some adults have children so they have a socially acceptable reason to eat at novelty pizza arcades and see movies with Shreks in them. Put some fun in the oven with this kid-friendly Groupon.

$59 for an All-Day Bounce-House Rental ($190 Value)

Jump-N-Play’s staff travels anywhere in the Atlanta area, inflates the bounce castle, and then retrieves it when the rental is over.

Jump-N-Play

A Technicolor sea of inflated slides, castles, and obstacle courses fills Jump-N-Play's indoor environs. Here, parents can keep a watchful eye on little ones as they slide down towering structures and challenge their imaginary friends to carnival-type games. The inflated play haven sets the stage for both open sessions and parties, during which staff members ply guests with pizza and ice cream. Alternatively, Jump-N-Play rents out its inflatables to festivals, nonprofit organizations, and anyone who wants to turn their yard into an imaginative play land.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Overdoing Halloween Decorations

The scariest house in any neighborhood is the one that’s clearly overdoing it on the Halloween decorations. If you have any of these decorations in your yard, that terrifying house might be your own:

  • Fake tombstones with the names of different local pets
  • An alive homeowner pretending to be a half-buried scarecrow so he can grab your ankle without asking
  • Incredibly realistic murder scene that the neighborhood single guy spent way too much time on
  • Frankenstein with two extra arms stitched on to accommodate six live chainsaws
  • Sixteen-foot-banner reading “There’s a 50% Chance Your Parents Will Get Divorced"
  • A bunch of angry dogs
  • A realty sign that says “For Sale … BY A GHOST!”
  • Christmas decorations already? Ugh—this country is SPOOKILY consumerist.

How can you tell when you’re overdoing it on the Halloween decorations?