HOUSE OF PARTY Pineapple Balloons for Tropical Balloon Arch Kit 64 Pcs - 12,10,5 Inch Yellow, Gold and Green Summer Balloon Garland for Luau, Aloha, Hawaiian, Pool, Beach Party

I bought this because I thought it would be incredibly easy to put together… Not even close. Ended up not even using it and letting the kids play with the balloons because it was so absolutely frustrating. Don’t buy it.

This was great I had to figure it out because there were no instructions that I could see in the package or a picture of it. But I figured out my own way of putting it together

I know how to put balloons together to make designs and thought this would make it easy. Not at all the kit wouldn't hold the balloons well and just finished the old fashioned way of tying them together.

Just a box of balloons. No instructions to put things together.

The video is unclear of how to assemble. The shape of the balloons does not make a pineapple as described. The green string balloons did not blow up. We tried with hand pump and multiple ways to blow the strings. But didnt happen. Not recommended. Very disappointed since this was for a themed party.

The pineapple balloon turned out perfectly! I did take about of time to blow up the balloons and get them attached so plan for at least an hour. I also used the string to connect each layer together and that helped.

I read a lot of reviews about this after I ordered it and I was sort of petrified I'd promised this at my son's SpongeBob Squarepants birthday-pool-party-extravaganza.The best tips I can give are:1. Buy a balloon pump! Just do it. You can get them at party supply stores for $6.2. Measure the knot of the balloon to the bottom (button). It should measure 5", 10", or 12" depending on the part your working on.(if they're not equally sized, it'll be a pain to get them to squeeze into the middle plastic clip)3. Even though the youtube video is not very helpful, I'd still recommend watching it.4. Those LONG green balloons. Wow. They're a pain to inflate. But if you grab each end of the balloon and stretch it around your back to your front (like a belt), it'll stretch it enough for it to inflate (it won't inflate if the ends aren't stretched enough). And don't worry, it won't tear them (but attempting to inflate them all the way w/ stretching them, is a sure-fire way to pop them. I'm speaking from experience)5. Glue Dots: Once they're on the balloon, DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT try to pull them off or even move them a millimeter. Your balloon will pop. Again, speaking from experience.6. Once it's put together and you're not on your way to an insane asylum, then it's ready for the world to behold the masterpiece you constructed. If it's going outside, like mine, tie the balloons to something stationary, or you'll see your pineapple attempt to take flight (experience, again).7. And, think about setting the balloon pineapple on a yoga mat or something similar to stop it from moving on the ground (or balloons will go boom)I think that's about it. Oh, and set aside AT LEAST ONE HOUR to put this bad boy together. I had it done the night before the party and it looked great.I wish I'd taken a photo of it, but like most moms throwing a kids birthday party, it was utter chaos and I barely had time to light the candles before the kids demolished the cake.But I do recommend this! Everyone noticed it at the party and it was a big hit!

Wouldn’t stand up