BANZAI 54In-Diameter Sprinkle & Splash Play Mat

Love this splash pad!
I am surprised how much I love this splash pad. I got it mainly for my 11 month old and 2 year old to sit and play in the backyard. It’s great for exactly that! It was all that I ever needed it to be. It is not a pool. It is not anything super fancy, but it is a low cost, easy to set up/tear down, and takes minimal space for storage.Yes, there are some little jets of water that go outside of the splash pad, but most do point inward. I simply place the pad on an area of my lawn that needs a little water anyway.To inflate, I just turn the spigot on full blast till the tube fills with water, then I turn the spigot off and then back on slowly till the jets of water are the ideal height (can be anywhere from 3” to probably 18”). In the photo, I have the jets at only about 3″ for my youngest son.The splash pad is rather big. I mean it isn’t huge, but both of my boys have plenty of room to play.Another favorite feature of mine is that once done, I just lay it out to drain/dry all the water off of it. Once dry, I just roll it up. It is super easy and takes hardly no room at all, especially compared to the hard plastic kitty pools.I highly recommend this splash pad for a cheap and easy way to keep your kiddos entertained in the heat of summer.I bought this splash pad at full listing price and the above the review is based off of my own experiences with the product and is 100% my own.

Fun mat for summer play
We bought this play mat for our 14 month old because it gets so hot here in the summer. We’ve used it a couple times so far and really like it. I expected the middle area where you can stand or sit to be slippery because it’s wet, but that’s not the case and I’m so glad! It is definitely smaller in person than their packaging suggests, but the size works just fine for us. Other customers have written about their mats getting holes after a few uses – we put a tarp down under ours so nothing can penetrate the plastic from underneath.The only thing I wish was different is the outside ring. Once it completely fills with water it’s a couple inches high and there’s nowhere for the water in the center to exit the play mat. It would be nice if the ring had small channels of some sort to allow water to exit. Once the water is sitting in the middle it starts to cover the holes and the water stops squirting out. If you have a yard with just a tiny bit of an incline use it to your advantage so the water will “drain” on its own and you don’t have to splash a bunch out to enjoy the sprinkles.

Super fun sprinkler
Got this for my daughter’s 1st birthday. I love that you can adjust the water pressure/height of the water spraying. She was not a fan at first but once we turned down the pressure, she couldn’t get enough of it. Super easy to set up and perfect for toddlers!

the water splashes outwards
This replaced a splash pad we already have but has a big leak … we were excited when it finally arrived as it is a FAVORITE activity for our active toddler but he doesn’t like it as much – it is brightly colored and the same size as our other one but the water splashes outward, not inwards to the center.