Ultimate Summer Experience only here at Inflatable Island

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If you're ready to jump,  flip,  tumble and fly...well, Inflatable Island is the place to be. They remake the ultimate beach experience as they introduced their giant UNICORN ISLAND -  an inflatable targeted specifically for kids and kid-dults!  So no matter what generation you belong,  you will definitely love and enjoy this place! 


My whole family enjoyed the newest attraction which is the Unicorn Island. Very colorful and oh we gotta meet Babba,  the Fluffy Unicorn! Though it is slippery,  every one is encourage to wear rashguard and life vest is a must for their safety.


The Unicorn Island are isles of Floating Flamingo and Unicorn Cabanas that can hold up to 6 people!  Such a great experience as if you're riding in a real Flamingo and Unicorn! 


You can chillax in their newly dressed up Bali Lounge! What a nice color because it is all new pink and purple.  Truly a paradise that was made for the best photo spots with new eats and drinks to boot! 


It's summer time and it is the perfect time to unwind and feel relaxed as Inflatable Island offers an exciting promos! 

Inflatable Island Rates:
One Hour Pass -  Php499 
Two Hour Pass -  Php699 
Half day Pass - Php999 
Whole day Pass -  Php1,399 

You can book here : http://www.theinflatableisland.com 


How to get there? From Cubao ride a bus bound to Olongapo via Victory liner : student/senior/ pwd fare is Php188 / regular fare 235. Drop off at Olongapo terminal, beside Chowking. Then look for the blue jeepneys and tell them to drop you off at Samba bluewater resort.


So what are you waiting for?  Make your Unicorn dreams come true! A perfect getaway this summer with your love ones because every thing is Instagram worthy! 


For more details, You can also check:
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/inflatableislandph
Instagram: @inflatableislandph




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