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BubbleYou® Bubble Tower and Stiltwalking Fun!
The squeals are deafening! Not because the world's big- gest bubble toy® is noisy, but
because the kids and their parents are going nuts! Its entertaining for ALL ages, spectators AND partici-
pants! No waiting in lines! Everyone has FUN! Self- contained! No generator needed! It is solar powered. Its eco-friendly entertainment. Chasing and popping bubbles is only half the fun
with the 14 foot tall, solar powered Bubble You® Bubble Tower Sculpture. The other half is watching the crowd swoop and run and dance after the soaring bubbles. Or collecting masses of bubbles on their heads! The solar powered (with battery backup) Bub- ble You® Bubble Tower Sculpture is very quiet, but people respond with noisy abandon to the floating gobs of bubbles spewing from the top of the 14 foot tall pyramid. At night, lights give the bubbles an en- chanting glow and twinkle, and an older crowd comes out to play. Middle schoolers, and yes even teens and
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young adults can be seen gathered by the Bubble You® Bubble Tower Sculpture, enchanted by the swirl and magic of the bubbles. Soon 1000's of bubbles, with clusters the size of bushel baskets fill the air. Use the Bubble You® Bub-
ble Tower Sculpture as a cen- ter piece, gate way, or activi- ty feature, and give the me- dia and your guests some- thing new and exciting to talk about! First presented by Bill, Stretch, the nine foot Clown, at the 2004 Colorado Bubble Festival in Manitou Springs, the original rain- bow themed Bubble Tower has been joined by de- signs including a festive tie dye, pink sequins featured at the 2004 Susan B Komen Race for the Cure, a pat- riotic theme red, white and blue Bubble Tower and an original cow print. The world's biggest bubble toy®-visit
BubbleTower.com to see it in action!
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