OMG It was so much FUN!!! You have got to try it!

What is a Bubble Ball?

The Ball is a 2 metre inflatable transparent ball, designed to allow you to walk on water.

What can I do inside a Bubble Ball

Float, crawl, paddle, walk, run, roll, and spin around inside a Bubble Ball. You can also just sit back and relax in a Bubble Ball.

Will I get wet?

No! That's the really good thing about the Ball. Because you are inside a sealed inflatable ball, you can walk on the water without getting wet. You do not have to bring a change of clothes to enjoy the experience.

What are some of the benefits of using the Balls?

The Bubble Ball is not only huge fun, it's exciting entertainment for all and a great way to keep fit too. 5 minutes in the Ball = 30 minutes in the gym

How long do you recommend staying in the Ball for?

5-10 minutes at a time is more than enough. You can then take a short rest and then try again and again to improve your skills.

How long does the air last for in a Ball?

20 minutes in Summer and 30 minutes in Winter.

How old do I have to be to use the Ball?

Participants from the age of 5 years can enjoy the experience.

Is there a maximum weight for the Ball?

We recommend that not more than 100kg weight is put into the Ball at any given time.

How do I get into a Ball?

Balls have a large zip on one side, which you climb through to enter the ball. You then stand upright whilst air is blown into the ball. Once the Ball is fully inflated, the zip is closed tight, and the Ball and you are ready for the water.

Can the Ball get a puncture?

In the event of a puncture occurring, the Ball will deflate slowly. There is no sudden rush of air outwards and the ball will not suddenly deflate. The Ball can stay afloat for a long time, posing no danger to the participant.

Could the Ball burst?

No. The Ball is not inflated using high pressure air. A gentle stream of cool air inflates the ball.

Can the Ball sink?

The Ball contains about 10 times the volume of air of an airbed, and therefore there is no risk of sinking.

What preventions are in place to keep the Ball from floating away?

A marine strength rope is tied to each Ball. The rope is secured at one end and the operator has full control over the Ball. The Ball can be retrieved extremely quickly with the rope if necessary.