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Oct 31, 2025 News
(Kaieteur News) – Caribbean MegaBounce, the region’s most electrifying inflatable entertainment experience, has been postponed to November 7-10, 2025, due to Hurricane Melissa’s impact on Jamaica, organizers have said in a press release.
The specialised technical team responsible for setting up the massive inflatable structures is currently unable to travel to Guyana as they work to ensure the safety of their operations and personnel during the severe weather event. “The safety of our team, attendees, and communities is always our top priority,” said Jonathan Beepat, Founder of Wildfire Entertainment. “While we’re disappointed by this necessary delay, we’re committed to delivering the same world-class experience our Caribbean MegaBounce family has come to expect. We’re grateful for the understanding and patience of everyone who has already purchased tickets.”
All tickets purchased for the original October 31-November 3 dates remain fully valid for the new November 7-10 dates. Ticket holders do not need to exchange or repurchase their tickets. The event will now kick off on Friday, November 7th from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM. The excitement continues with weekend marathon sessions on Saturday, November 8th and Sunday, November 9th, featuring 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 10th from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
The Caribbean’s largest inflatable theme park will still transform the YMCA Grounds in Thomas Lands into an inflatable wonderland, featuring the same spectacular attractions. 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, ensuring non-stop entertainment for all attendees.
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. All tickets 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. All attendees must wear socks on the inflatables. No socks, no bouncing.
Tickets remain available at multiple convenient locations throughout Georgetown, including Beepats on Regent Street, Giftland OfficeMax Department Store at Giftland Mall in Turkeyen, Mattai’s The Food Mart at Water and Hope Streets, YMCA Grounds in Thomas Lands, and all Bad Monkey Merch Store locations at Amazonia Mall, Giftland Mall, Movietown Mall, and Leonora Mall.
Beepats proudly serves as the Title Sponsor of Caribbean MegaBounce, with their exciting giveaway program, featuring Santal juices, Goya cookies and much more. Silver co-sponsors are Coca Cola and Sterling Products. The kids will receive ice cream treats, compliments of Sterling Products. Guysons and Cevon’s Waste Management are also supporting companies. Together, these trusted names bring the excitement, energy, and community spirit that make Caribbean MegaBounce a one-of-a-kind family experience.
“We appreciate the support of the Guyanese community and look forward to bringing Caribbean MegaBounce to Georgetown on November 7th,” added Beepat. “This postponement allows our technical team to arrive safely and ensures we deliver the premium, professionally managed experience that families deserve.” With an impressive track record after successful events in Barbados, Jamaica, and Antigua that attracted thousands of delighted attendees, Caribbean MegaBounce is bringing its proven formula for fun to Georgetown. The production team’s over 30 years of combined experience in entertainment and family events guarantees an unforgettable experience.
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