In Eretz Yisrael (Hebrew) it's called a "trampolina."
BE - when I lived in England: "jumping castle," perhaps the name has changed over the years.
That's so interesting. I actually have wondered why it was called a moonbounce.
They are often castle shaped!
Here's what we call a moonbounce:
And a "trampoline" in America is this, also for jumping:
That's so interesting. I actually have wondered why it was called a moonbounce.
They are often castle shaped!
Here's what we call a moonbounce:
And a "trampoline" in America is this, also for jumping:
Thanks for sending the pictures. They look exciting.
The trampoline is also called in E'Y a trampolina, and so is the jumping castle called a trampolina.
