Take family game night to the next level with giant inflatable Twister

The game you never knew you needed. - by Laura Barry

Family game night is a wonderful tradition that brings parents and children together. From temper-testing games of Monopoly to the relative calm a game of Scrabble brings, game night is a tradition worth holding onto.

However, one could argue that playing ordinary board games every weekend becomes dull. Fortunately, US-based company Hammacher and Schlemmer have creatively reimagined the classic game of Twister into the perfect summer past time, guaranteed to take family game night to the next level.

Hammacher and Schlemmer

Introducing giant, inflatable outdoor Twister. This inflatable outdoor game can handle up to 10 players at a time and has 64 coloured dots arranged in eight rows on a 4.5x4.5m square, this game is a monster.

Unfortunately, the giant Twister is currently only deliverable to US addresses and costs a whopping US$2000. So you’ll need to use an international shipping forwarding service if you want to get it to Australia.

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Alternatively, you can hire the giant inflatable Twister for just $170 from Krazy Kidz Sumo Hire on Gumtree or via their website.

Perfect for any occasion really.

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Laura Barry

Laura Barry is a writer, bookworm and interior design enthusiast with a love for reporting on all things homes, travel and lifestyle. When not tapping away at her keyboard, Laura can be found making endless cups of tea or perusing the shelves of Sydney’s many bookstores.