What size bounce house do I need for my party?

Match the unit to your guest count and your clear ground area. Up to eight children usually fits a standard bounce house needing about 17x17 ft; 8 to 15 children suits a combo with a slide at about 20x25 ft; 15 to 30 children fits a 17 to 22 ft water slide at about 25x40 ft; and 30 or more calls for a dual-lane slide or 50 ft obstacle course at about 30x60 ft.

Leave a few feet of clear space on every side of the published footprint for safe access, anchoring and the blower, and check overhead for trees, rooflines, wires and low branches. The delivery path from the truck also needs to clear your gate and any tight turns.

Measure the widest and longest clear area where the unit will sit, the overhead clearance, and the gate, walkway and turns between the delivery vehicle and the setup area. Also note whether the surface is grass, concrete, asphalt or pavers so the correct anchoring can be planned.

A classic bounce house suits younger children and smaller spaces. A combo adds a slide and works well for mixed ages. Water slides need more length and overhead clearance and are the summer favorite in Southwest Florida. An obstacle course suits older children and race-style activities.

Often yes, in a church hall, gym or similar space, provided the ceiling clears the unit's published inflated height and the doorway clears the deflated roll. Indoor setups use weights rather than stakes, so tell us the venue when you reserve.

No. The dimensions on each product page describe the inflated unit. Plan for additional room beside the unit for the blower and its power line, and for the anchoring points around the perimeter.