A water slide rental is a tall inflatable slide delivered with a blower, hoses, and stakes, connected to a standard garden spigot, and set up by the crew. Slides range from about 15 to 20 feet and come in single and dual-lane builds. Every slide can also be run dry. Bounce Event Rentals rents water slides from 399 dollars.
Run a slide wet from late spring through early fall for a cool-down splash, or run the same slide dry in cooler months and for younger riders. Pick a 15-foot single lane for standard yards and younger kids, a 16-foot dual lane to keep a busy line moving with two riders at once, or a 19 to 20-foot tower for larger lots and high-energy crowds. Slides are used one rider at a time regardless of size.
For a slide built into a bounce unit, see combo units at Combo Bounce House Rentals.
All slides can be run wet or dry.
A palm-themed single lane with a removable pool. Clears most standard gates and fits everyday yards.
A center climb sending two riders down side-by-side lanes, so the line keeps moving.
A tall tropical slide ending in an oversized pool for a big splashdown.
A 20-foot tower with two extended racing lanes into a deep pool.
The tallest in the fleet at 20 feet, with twin extended lanes; plan for about 38 feet of clear length.
The network’s wet units are run to keep a steady flow without wasting water, which matters in Colorado. See the Party Planning Guide for the full setup checklist.
Slides are used one rider at a time, which is the practice most manufacturers recommend. Follow the posted age and height limits on each unit, and keep an adult attendant at the top and bottom. Inflatables should not be used in rain or high wind. See Safety and Standards, which reflects ASTM F2374 practice and CPSC guidance.
Water slides deliver across all eight cities, with peak summer dates booking first. Reserve at Bounce Event Rentals or open your city from Locations. Call or text (720) 783-2900 to lock a summer date early.
Water slides range from about 399 dollars for a 15-foot single lane to 599 dollars for a 20-foot dual lane, depending on the unit and rental length. See Party Rental Cost Guide Colorado.
Yes. Every slide in the fleet runs wet or dry, so it works for cooler months and younger riders as well as summer parties.
A standard garden spigot near the setup spot and a power outlet within about 50 feet. The crew brings the blower, hoses, and stakes and makes the water connection.
For summer dates, two to three weeks ahead is wise because wet-slide dates fill first. A one dollar deposit holds your date.
