Inflatables are a party favorite, and most problems come from setup and weather, not the bouncing itself.
Ask the Rental Company
- Are you insured, and can you send a certificate of insurance (parks and HOAs often ask for one)?
- Is delivery, setup, anchoring and pickup included in the price?
- What wind speed stops use, and what is the rain or weather refund policy?
- How much flat space, clearance and power (outlet distance) does this unit need?
- What are the age, size and number-of-jumpers limits?
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Safety Basics
- An adult supervises at all times.
- Group jumpers of similar size and age; follow the unit’s capacity label.
- No shoes, glasses, sharp objects, food or drinks inside.
- Get everyone out if the wind picks up or the unit starts to lose air.
For official inflatable safety information, see the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Permits
Parks, HOAs and some cities require permission or a permit for inflatables or tents. Ask before you book.