Bounce House and Jumper Rentals in Moreno Valley, CA

What you are actually renting

Our units are residential-size castles and combos that fit a standard driveway or back yard. We deliver, stake or sandbag the unit down depending on the surface, run the blower, walk you through the shutoff, and come back at the end to break it all down. The whole setup takes about 20 minutes and we schedule it before your guests arrive, not during. A Combo Jumper has a dry slide built into it at $200, and if your party is in the heat of the summer look at the water slide rentals at $250 instead: those need grass and a hose where a castle does not, but on a 100-degree afternoon they are the better party.

What it costs

There are three units and all three prices are published: a Basic Jumper is $125, a Combo Jumper with a slide built in is $200, and a water slide is $250, each for the day and each including delivery, setup, anchoring and takedown. What we still quote on the call is the drive and an unusually long rental window, because those genuinely vary. The birthday packages are the exception: those are published at $249, $549 and $1,299 because they are fixed bundles. The rental itself is a flat rate for the unit and the day, not a price per child. A $50 deposit holds your date once you have the quote and are happy with it.

Space, power and surface

Plan on a flat area roughly 15 by 15 feet with about 3 feet of clearance on every side, and a standard outdoor outlet within 100 feet. Grass and concrete both work: grass gets stakes, concrete gets sandbags. If you are not sure your space works, send us a photo and we will tell you honestly before you book.

Weather

Inflatables and wind do not mix. If the forecast turns genuinely unsafe we will tell you rather than set up and hope, and we reschedule you: the deposit is non-refundable but a wind call is ours rather than yours, so it moves your date instead of costing you the booking. That decision is ours to make and we would rather move a party than put kids in an unsafe unit. The wind limits are published so you can see the number we work to.

Common questions