Do you want to rent a bounce house at a park?

If you plan to rent a bounce house in a park, it is important to review the park’s rules and requirements in advance. Many parks require permits, as well as liability insurance coverage before allowing inflatable equipment on site.

In addition, some parks do not allow stakes to secure inflatables, so sandbags or other approved anchoring methods must be used to ensure proper safety. It is also important to confirm whether the park has access to electricity, as many locations do not provide power, and a generator may be required.

We recommend contacting the park administration before booking to confirm all requirements, including insurance, setup regulations, and electrical availability, to avoid any issues on the day of the event.

SANDBAGS

Using sandbags is the second option for securing the bounce house, as some parks do not allow the use of stakes.
The use of sandbags comes with an additional charge. This is because a typical bounce house requires four sandbags, each weighing approximately 60 to 70 pounds, for a total of 240 to 280 pounds that must be transported and carried to the setup location. In comparison, only four stakes would be needed, which weigh about 6 pounds in total.

Certificate of insurance.

We provide a certificate of insurance with a maximum coverage of $1,000,000 per occurrence. Some parks require $1,500,000 per occurrence, and others require $2,000,000 per occurrence. In those cases, we would not be able to accommodate the requirement.