Kids Water Park Sprinkler Tunnel with Dunk Bucket for Kids | Outdoor Water Park for Kids Backyard Activity Summer Water Toy for Kids Outside

Great fun!!!

The media could not be loaded. I was afraid this would be very flimsy and the type of set that you set up once and used once. Even find it falling apart after disassembly. But the quality is actually really good. It is made from strong and thick plastic. Once built, the structure is pretty sturdy. The pieces are not easy to remove so it would be pretty hard to accidentally knock them out.The instructions are very clear and easy to follow. But do pay attention to small details, such as the position and direction of certain pieces. Tools is provided to build this. One thing I need to mention. If you don’t have good water pressure, the water will struggle to reach the top pipe to fill the bucket.

One of the most fun activities kids can have is playing with water, and this garden water park is very fun as you can imagine.Putting it together is straightforward but will test your attention and power of concentration a bit. It comes with a good instructions manual so do not worry, all you have to do is connect the tubes together as shown in the instructions and you should be fine.The tubed frame is brightly coloured, and paired with water sprinkling out of it, it is irresistible to the little ones.A hose has to be connected to it for water supply, and the bucket will tip over at random times once enough water is in it.It can be a bit of a pain taking it apart and reassembling it but overall is really good fun.

It arrives in a plastic laminated cardboard box which for storage purposes is 45 x 31 x 19 cm. The frame consists of 35 various 2 cm plastic sections, (aluminium would have been even better!), all very conveniently and accurately labelled in accordance with the instructions which are very clear. Once it has all been laid out to check completeness, assembly (including attaching the bucket) took about 20 minutes. It comes with a nice rubber mallet for final tapping in to ensure each section is a tight fit.There are two aspects to this. From a child’s point of view - it’s great, water everywhere, there are a total of 18 spray holes coming from three sides, (six a side), at about head height, while three further holes fill the red bucket on the fourth side. Although the frame is about 1.7 m from the floor to the top bar, the maximum realistic height to have real fun in here is about 1.40 m (about 4 ft 6 inches). The base of the bucket is at a height of about 1.5 m. Great entertainment on a hot day.From the constructor/adult perspective - it’s an easy build, the sections are all letter and colour coded, and surprisingly rigid once all the joints have been firmly made, and should even be more so once filled with water - hose attachment is a standard fitting. One thing to maybe watch for is the protruding metal bar that the bucket swings from, a rubber cap on each end would be good as it is a little bit sharp. You may also have to watch how long it is on for if you are on a water meter! Disassembly is slightly harder work than assembly with all the tight joints but is straightforward enough (I suggest you have the instruction book handy to ensure you are not pulling on one of the joints that is glued!). It packs away easily back into the box.A simple idea, well executed and a good addition to any kids’ garden on a hot day.

Firstly I'd like to mention what appears to be excellent customer service from the business.The outside of the box has a label instructing Amazon staff NOT to dispatch it if the seal is broken - an effort to avoid returned items with missing parts being sold I guess. Then inside is a prominent note telling you to email them if there are any missing/broken parts in the box and they'll ship them out to you. It's nice to see a business being proactive to ensure customers are satisfied.The kit itself consists of a number of plastic parts that slot together. There's quite a lot of parts, but the instructions are VERY clear with big, full-colour assembly diagrams.The spray holes are quite small so providing you have reasonable output from your garden hose, they will function very well. NB, there is also leakage around some of the other joints - I COULD solve this with some sealant, but then I'd have to leave it assembled. The leakage isn't yet enough to be an issue.The bucket support is problematic. It's mild steel for starters so it will inevitably rust. It's also very thin with threaded ends and it sticks out at a height a jumping child could easily catch their head on. Please modify your design here.Disassembly is also challenging as some of the joints are pre-glued, and some are not. For assembly this is great and makes things simpler. For disassembly it's a pain because the non-glued ones can require some force to pull apart and it's really hard to work out which ones you should try and force apart and which you should leave. There's not really a clear pattern here, so the job takes 3x longer than it should.Overall this has the potential to be quite good fun, but I must draw attention to the dangerous bucket support, hence the 3* rating.

The Kids Water Park Sprinkler Tunnel with Dunk Bucket is perfect for summer. It provides hours of fun to my kids, they enjoyed running through the tunnel and getting splashed by the dunk bucket. It's easy to set up with our garden hose. Both kids and adults can enjoy and it's a fun activity for the whole family. The sprinkler is durable, has good quality materials and is easy to use. It creates fun and memorable bonding moments with our family.