These, however, are not your normal everyday bubbles. Bee and I went to Children's Grand Park in Seoul the other day and saw these bubbles. I wanted to try them out but Bee was not as interested. The zipper on the side is water tight and is where the worker unzips it to get the children in and out. After they put a child in they inflate it with an air tube that looks like a vacuum hose and then push the kiddos into the water and let them float and spin around.
I don't know if anyone has ever seen this before (in the States or otherwise), but I say it looks like an awesome, needless to say, FUN idea.
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Wow that looks like so much fun! I have heard about doing this before. So glad y'all are still having fun and enjoying time together :)
ReplyDeleteI saw these at the California State Fair last year! They do look pretty fun. Congrats on 100 posts!
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