Bounce House Rental???

Looking to rent a 6-10 kid bounce house.
Any thoughts on best rental places, or anyone out there looking
to rent their bounce house?

Awhile ago (ten plus years) we did a Jump America birthday party. They provided the 'bounce house' as well as a couple of people to supervise the whole thing. I don't know if they are still in business, but it was great at the time.

Party Animals in East Hanover?

http://www.mauricespartyanimals.com/contactus.html

Owned by a South Orange family.

We used Let's Jump Party Rentals. http://www.letsjumpnj.com/
They did a great job delivering and setting up, were on time for our scheduled delivery and pick up. Also, there was rain the night before and the threat of rain that day. They called in the morning to find out if we still wanted it delivered or wanted to reschedule. We decided to go for it and it did rain a little bit but we still had a great time.

Loved the fact that they let us have it all day, so not tied to the 4 hour time span some of them give you. So our daughter got to enjoy some morning bounce time with just the family and then with all her friends at the afternoon party. We did one last family jump after dinner before they picked it up. We got the Disney Princess Bounce House Combo, so you had the bounce area and the slide inside which was great. Plus it was themed and it wasn't just something they hang on the outside to theme it it was a castle bounce house.

Edit for spelling.

Discount here for Let's Jump

http://www.letsjumpnj.com/specials-packages/

Can I invite myself to the party? :-D

Buy one. $400.

http://smile.amazon.com/Big-Ol-Bouncer-Inflatable-Moonwalk/dp/B00BGYRJ3U/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1395783675&sr=8-5&keywords=bounce+house

grahamb said:

Buy one. $400.

http://smile.amazon.com/Big-Ol-Bouncer-Inflatable-Moonwalk/dp/B00BGYRJ3U/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1395783675&sr=8-5&keywords=bounce+house

When my kids were younger, I did buy them, but I bought the waterslide ones.

This was one of our favorites!

http://drprem.com/parenting/instant-fun-sidewinder-falls-with-banzai-fun-pack.html

I don't trust the Banzai ones. Check out these pics of box vs. reality.

http://consumerist.com/tag/banzai-wild-waves-water-park/

OOPs, meant to add that they do shrink the kids down to ant size vs the actual size in the picture.
But, that being said, if you pay attention to the real dimensions and measure your yard space, you get a great bang for your buck. For the real fun, you want to buy one of the bigger ones. Ours stood up to non-stop use all summer long (and one or two adult parties that went into the wee hours!) My now grown kids (19, 21, 23) want me to get one for this summer for their backyard parties.

And we used Gorilla Tape for any holes, fwiw.

2nd for Maurice's Party Animals if you do go for the renting option.

We bought one of the 2-3 person, or 4-6 little kid ones for a couple hundred bucks about 10 years ago from Costco . After I priced the rentals, it was less. We got tons of use out of it for 2-3 years, for my kids and friends. My nephews got it and also used it tons. One of those big purchases that was really worth it.

lovingtheburbs said:

http://www.mauricespartyanimals.com/contactus.html

Owned by a South Orange family.

+2

Contact my next door neighbor who's a DJ.

http://newjerseydjservices.com/

He knows a guy who knows a guy.

Did this get resurrected for Easter? (I know, I'm going to hell... )

+1 to just buying it, gets used very often. Very cost effective, and every time we have family, friends over during the warm weather months the kids are all over that thing. So easy to fold up an put away when your done.

I agree with the recommendations to purchase one yourself... it more than pays for itself. We've had one for several years and have used it for three kids' worth of birthdays, play dates and bored Sunday afternoons (plus let friends and neighbors borrow for same). Just teach your kids how to roll it up and pack it away when they're done, as there's nothing worse than trying to do that in the dark or when it starts raining!