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FunAir will introduce an updated Water Bouncer, Splash Tower water-park configuration and new floating Golf Cube Platform at Monaco Yacht Show.
FunAir will use Monaco Yacht Show 2026 to demonstrate a new generation of its Water Bouncer together with the Splash Tower, Water Mat and a new floating Golf Cube Platform. The equipment will form part of the company’s FunAir Beach Club installation on Quai Louis II during the show.
The revised Water Bouncer uses high-pressure construction to reduce the size of its surrounding tubes and increase usable jumping area within the overall footprint. A marine flat-woven trampoline mat sits at its centre, while Classic and Extreme configurations provide either a rope ladder or FunAir’s SeaStairs access system.
FunAir says an optional 1.35-metre Mini Slide can be attached to the Water Bouncer, while Water Mats can connect it with the company’s Splash Tower. The tower combines climbing features and an integrated slide with netting across its base that creates a shaded splash area.
The modular approach allows crews to select equipment according to guest use, available storage and deck space rather than deploying a fixed water-park arrangement. FunAir quotes an average setup time of about 15 minutes for the Water Bouncer, depending on configuration.
The new Golf Cube Platform is constructed from 20cm drop-stitch material and provides a floating base for the Cube Golf Net, including dedicated attachment points and ballast bags. It is intended particularly for yachts where transom height, side wings or distance from the water make positioning a floating golf net more difficult.
With the golf net removed, FunAir says the same platform can serve as a work surface, swim-platform extension or floating equipment island. The company will demonstrate the products alongside Off the Deck’s SeaDriveCX yacht-golf system during Monaco Yacht Show from 23 to 26 September.
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