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Dubai on Friday set a new Guinness World Record for housing the world’s largest inflatable park. Set up at Dubai Parks and Resorts, the inflatable park JumpX is spread over 1,262sqm and can accommodate as many as 400 people.
“We are proud to break the Guinness World Records title for the ‘Largest Inflatable Bouncy Castle’ in the world. JumpX has 15 different zones including a basketball court, obstacle courses, a fun ball field, climbing walls and much more. JumpX is not just for children but provides active adventure and fun for everyone – we believe birthday parties and corporate events will be extremely popular at JumpX,” said Denis Pascal, General Manager, Operations at Dubai Parks and Resorts.
The previous world record was held by Big Bounce America in the US, which is spread over nearly 1,000 sqm.
The official certificate was presented by the Guinness World Records’ official adjudicator to Fernando Eiroa, CEO of Dubai Holding Entertainment.
“We are not only setting a new Guinness World Records title but also bringing another unique family experience to Dubai Parks & Resorts,” said Eiroa.
For JumpX, the price starts from Dh60 per person for one hour and Dh180 for a family of four people.
The inflatable park opening comes after the recent addition of ‘Dino Mania’, a free dinosaur parade at Riverland at Dubai Parks and Resorts.
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