The present disclosure provides an inflatable doll, which includes a body having a first air inlet, a plurality of expandable members received in the body and connected with the body, and an air blower assembly. Each expandable member defines a second air inlet. The air blower assembly includes a first air blower arranged adjacent to the first air inlet and a plurality of second air blowers received in the body and communicated with second air inlets. The first air blower is configured to introduce air into the body to inflate the body and the expandable members. Each second air blower is configured to direct air out of one corresponding expandable member, so that the expandable members are deformed to move the body.

A lighted inflatable apparatus including: a wall comprising a first inflatable chamber; at least one lighting element disposed within the wall, the at least one lighting element configured to emit light; and a control box connected to the at least one lighting element, the control box configured to control one or more emission states of the at least one lighting element.

A lighted inflatable apparatus including: a wall comprising a first inflatable chamber; at least one lighting element disposed within the wall, the at least one lighting element configured to emit light; and a control box connected to the at least one lighting element, the control box configured to control one or more emission states of the at least one lighting element.

Inflatable toys and related methods are generally described. In some embodiments, an inflatable toy may be multifunctional, allowing a user to use the toy for multiple activities. In some embodiments, the toy may be used to play a game, such as ring toss, and may also have an added functionality of fluid sprinkling. In some embodiments, the toy's functionalities may be used in parallel or separately. In some embodiments, the toy may include one or more projections which may receive one or more rings. In some embodiments, the toy may include a nozzle which may be configured to expel pressurized fluid (e.g., water) to cool the surrounding environment.

The present disclosure relates generally to an electromagnetic animated figure control system. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to techniques for actuating a figure, such as a plush toy, using addressable control nodes (e.g., electromagnetic coils) of an electromagnetic array. For example, an amusement park may include a control surface implemented to include the electromagnetic array. Further, an animated figure may include magnets in one or more components. Accordingly, while the animated figure may lack a power source, the animated figure may be controlled (e.g., actuated) via a controlled magnetic interaction between the control surface and the magnets.

The present disclosure relates generally to an electromagnetic animated figure control system. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to techniques for actuating a figure, such as a plush toy, using addressable control nodes (e.g., electromagnetic coils) of an electromagnetic array. For example, an amusement park may include a control surface implemented to include the electromagnetic array. Further, an animated figure may include magnets in one or more components. Accordingly, while the animated figure may lack a power source, the animated figure may be controlled (e.g., actuated) via a controlled magnetic interaction between the control surface and the magnets.

A reusable, ornamental air-filled balloon structure includes a large, elongate, unbalanced upper ornamental chamber. The chamber has a valve on its bottom for inflating for use and deflating for storage of the balloon structure. A lower base ornamental chamber, that is adapted to rest on a flat surface or plane, has a centralized pocket with an aperture for transversely receiving the bottom of the upper chamber. A hidden valve for inflating the lower chamber for use and deflating for storage is provided. The upper chamber air valve is capable of being passed through the aperture and anchored to the lower chamber to secure the two chambers together while the upper chamber stays in an upright condition ideal for display. Common household filled cans are placed in the hidden centralized pocket to weigh the balloon structure down and keep it in place. The height of the upper ornamental chamber is at least three times taller than the height of the lower base chamber.

An inflatable product includes a top sheet and a bottom sheet at least partially defining an inflatable chamber. The inflatable product also includes a tensioning member which includes a first belt having a first top extension, a first bottom extension, and a first base extending between the first top extension and the first bottom extension. The tensioning member also includes a second belt having a second top extension, a second bottom extension, and a second base extending between the second top extension and the second bottom extension. The first top extension of the first belt and the second top extension of the second belt are attached to the top sheet, and the first bottom extension of the first belt and the second bottom extension of the second belt are attached to the bottom sheet. The first base and second base each have two side edges with arcuate-shaped recesses.

An inflatable product includes a top sheet and a bottom sheet at least partially defining an inflatable chamber. The inflatable product also includes a tensioning member which includes a first belt having a first top extension, a first bottom extension, and a first base extending between the first top extension and the first bottom extension. The tensioning member also includes a second belt having a second top extension, a second bottom extension, and a second base extending between the second top extension and the second bottom extension. The first top extension of the first belt and the second top extension of the second belt are attached to the top sheet, and the first bottom extension of the first belt and the second bottom extension of the second belt are attached to the bottom sheet. The first base and second base each have two side edges with arcuate-shaped recesses.

An automatically opening and closing inflatable holiday ornament includes a box that has a base, a plurality of side panels hingedly connected to the base, and a top portion connected to each of the plurality of side panels. The ornament further includes a motor, a plurality of pull cables, such that each of the plurality of pull cables has a first end operatively connected to the motor and a second end connected to one of the plurality of side panels. The ornament also includes a first blower, an inflatable disposed in the box and surrounding the first blower such that operation of the first blower blows air into the inflatable to inflate the inflatable, and a controller operatively connected to the motor and to the first blower such that the controller controls operation of the motor and the blower.