ALDI is selling a giant kids’ inflatable water slide but you’ll have to fork out a nifty £250 if you want to get your hands on it.
The discounter is flogging the garden toy as part of its latest garden Specialbuy range.
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It’s an online exclusive though so you’ll need to be quick if you want one for your home.
The inflatable water slide stands 3.35m high and is 4m long and the 2.3m wide when its blown up.
It features a ladder so children can climb to the top, before whizzing down the slide into the attached paddling pool.
There’s even a water cannon to spray other players.
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The giant plaything can fit up to five players at a time, although only two should be seated on the inflated parts at any one time.
The set it made from polyester and laminated PVC, and is suitable for children aged between three and 10-years-old.
Thankfully, the kit comes with an air blower though so you won’t have to puff up your lungs to get it going.
There’s also a repair kits to help you fix the inflatable if it accidentally comes into contact with anything sharp.
However, if you’re looking for a cheaper option, we found shoppers could save around £30 on the Chad Valley inflatable funhouse with pool and slide from Argos.
And those who have even younger kids can make even more savings by switching to the £70 Chad Valley 10ft kids bouncy castle and paddling pool from Argos.
Aldi’s inflatable water slide is an online exclusive so you won’t find one in store.
You’ll need to factor in the £9.95 delivery charge too as it is classes an an extra large item.
If you miss out though, you can also try to bag yourself the Action Air Forest Play Centre from the same range, although it costs more at £299.99.
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