The Playground Equipment Hanauma Bay has a 66-inch spiral slide, a double slide and a single slide, with a curved tube bridge between decks and a 4-foot vertical ladder for climbing. It also has car, gear and line panels, a bongo and a rain wheel.

What the 66-inch fall height means for surfacing

Fall height decides your surfacing. Whatever goes under the Playground Equipment Hanauma Bay has to be rated for a critical height of 66 inches or more, and that rating has to hold up after loose surfacing settles and gets kicked out of place, not just on install day.

It holds 26 to 33 kids across ages 2-12, with 5 elevated and 4 ground-level accessible play components. The use zone is 32' 4" × 28' 5". That figure is an estimate from Playground Equipment, so check it against your site plan before you order.

Color comes in Primary, Neutral or Custom. Custom covers anything outside those two schemes (school colors, a town palette). Give me a call and I'll walk you through what's available.

Specifications

• Model: PKP325
• Ages: 2-12
• Capacity: 26-33 children
• Use Zone: 32' 4" × 28' 5"
• Fall Height: 66"
• Post Size: 3.5"
• ADA Play Components: 5 elevated, 4 ground level
• Certifications: ASTM F1487 and CPSC Guidelines #325

Need something smaller?

If 33 kids is more than you'll ever have on it at once, the Playground Equipment Diamond Head is the smaller sibling: 16 to 21 kids, a 48-inch fall height and a 22' 2" × 29' 2" use zone. Dropping from 66 inches to 48 also lowers the critical height your surfacing has to meet.