Plan in five steps: set the date and guest count, measure your space, choose a unit that fits, confirm power and water access, and book two to three weeks ahead. Bounce Event Rentals delivers, sets up, and removes the unit, so your job is choosing the right rental for the space and crowd.
Each inflatable runs on a continuous blower that needs a dedicated standard outlet within about 50 feet. If you rent more than one unit, plan for separate circuits so the blowers do not trip a breaker. For wet slides and combos run wet, you also need a standard garden spigot near the setup spot; the crew makes the connection. For sites without power, ask about a generator when you book.
Reserve two to three weeks ahead for spring and summer weekends, graduation season, and the busiest festival dates. Water slide dates in particular fill first once warm weather arrives. Because the company is based in Littleton, many last-minute and same-day requests can still be filled; call or text (720) 783-2900 to check.
About 13 by 14 feet for a standard unit, plus a few feet of clearance on each side and a level surface. Larger combos and slides need more.
Yes. On hard surfaces the crew anchors with sandbag weights instead of stakes.
Ask about a generator when you book. Each unit needs a standard outlet within about 50 feet.
Two to three weeks ahead for peak dates. A one dollar deposit holds the date.
