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The Caribbean’s largest inflatable theme park is coming to Guyana!

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October 24, 2025
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 Get ready for the biggest bounce of the year! Caribbean MegaBounce, the region’s most electrifying inflatable entertainment experience, is set to transform the YMCA Grounds in Thomas Lands into an inflatable wonderland from Friday, October 31st through Monday, November 3rd, 2025. 

With an impressive track record after successful events in Barbados, Jamaica, and Antigua that attracted thousands of delighted attendees, the production team, armed with over 30 years of combined experience in entertainment and family events, is bringing their proven formula for fun to Georgetown through a partnership with Wildfire Entertainment, one of Guyana’s most respected event production companies. 

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Founder of Wildfire Entertainment, Jonathan Beepat said “this event isn’t just about entertainment, it’s about creating shared spaces where families and communities connect. Additionally, Guyana’s vibrant and evolving entertainment landscape makes it the perfect destination for an event of this scale.” 

He noted that this is the Caribbean’s largest inflatable theme park, and it’s coming to Guyana for the first time with a lineup of attractions that will leave families, thrill-seekers, and adventure enthusiasts talking for months. 

Caribbean MegaBounce kicks off Halloween weekend in spectacular fashion. The event opens Friday, October 31st from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM. But the real excitement comes with the weekend marathon sessions, Saturday, November 1st and Sunday, November 2nd feature extended 11-hour days from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM, giving families unprecedented access to world-class inflatable entertainment. The four-day spectacular concludes on Monday, November 3rd from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

Admission has been set at $4,000 for children aged 2 to 11 years and $5,000 for adults. A family package priced at $16,000 covers two adults and two children. Tickets for this entire weekend of fun, grant UNLIMITED ACCESS to all attractions with same-day re-entry privileges, meaning attendees can leave the venue and return later on the same day. 

The event will feature several inflatable structures, including a 15,000 square foot main bounce house and a four-lane obstacle course that spans more than 600 feet in length. Additional attractions include a towering mega slide and various themed inflatable installations. A DJ booth will provide music throughout operating hours. 

“Caribbean MegaBounce is designed for EVERYONE,” Beepat emphasised. “While children will be in their element, adults are actively encouraged to jump, race, slide, and play alongside them. This is a rare opportunity for parents to be participants, not just spectators. Whether you’re challenging your teenagers on the 600-foot obstacle course or conquering the mega slide, Caribbean MegaBounce breaks down the age barriers and brings families together through shared adventure.” 

The fun extends beyond the inflatables however. Title sponsor Beepats along with Sterling Products will be on-site throughout the event with exciting giveaways for attendees. Kids can look forward to refreshing Santal juices, delicious Goya cookies, cool ice cream treats, and much more. 

Every attraction has been custom-built by entertainment industry veterans with one goal, to create unforgettable memories for every person who walks through the gates. 

“It is important to note that you must wear socks. No socks, no bouncing. This mandatory safety requirement ensures everyone’s protection on the inflatables. Make sure every family member packs socks before heading to the YMCA Grounds,” Beepat said. 

Tickets are available now at Beepats, Regent Street, Giftland OfficeMax Department Store, Giftland Mall, Turkeyen, Mattai’s The Food Mart, Water & Hope Streets, YMCA Grounds, Thomas Lands and Bad Monkey Merch Stores at Amazonia Mall, Giftland Mall, Movietown Mall, and Leonora Mall. 

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