A giant bounce park open at Tucson Mall

Hey Tucson, hop on over.

Funbox, a Southern California company, opened its 25,000-square-foot bounce park on the northwest parking lot of Tucson Mall, 4500 N. Oracle Road, on Friday, Feb. 9.

The bounce park has 10 play zones, including the Tumble Temple, Marshmallow Mountain and Gumball’s Gallop. There is also a large obstacle course.

Visit funbox.com/Tucson and click “Book Now” for times, prices and to buy tickets.

The bounce house is suitable for all ages, including grandparents who want to hop alongside their grandchildren.

There are also special areas for the little tikes. The Tucson Funbox location will be in town for nine weeks.

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