Bounce House Rentals in LaPlace

The birthday party standard. Easy to book, easy to get wrong on gate width.

Which one to pick

• Standard bounce house. Open jumping area, best throughput per dollar, fits most yards.
• Themed inflatables. Same footprint, character artwork.
• Kiddie bounces. Smaller and lower, built for toddlers and preschoolers.
• Combo units. Bounce plus slide in one footprint — better value if your yard only fits one thing.

Measure before you book

• Gate width: 36 inches for a bounce house, 42 for a bigger game. Measure the narrowest point of the whole path, not just the gate — this is the number one reason a delivery can't be completed.
• The route: A/C units, meters, garbage cans and low gutters all narrow it.
• The setup area: flat, with a few feet of clearance on every side.
• Overhead: power lines, tree limbs, second-floor galleries.

Power

Each blower needs a dedicated 20 amp circuit within 100 feet with nothing else on that breaker. If power drops and the unit deflates, we can't refund it — so check which outlet is on which breaker before the day.

The rules people break

• One adult monitor per unit, the whole time.
• Socks on, shoes off. No glasses or jewelry.
• 200 lb per rider. Ages 3 and up.
• No food, drinks, gum or candy inside.
• No silly string, confetti or face paint — these permanently stain vinyl and we do charge for it.

St. John the Baptist Parish

LaPlace is outside the Jefferson Parish vendor system. Park and facility rules are set locally, so confirm inflatables are permitted at your site and plan on a generator — park electricity is rarely adequate for a blower.

Common questions

How wide does my gate need to be?

36 inches for a bounce house, 42 for a bigger game, measured at the narrowest point of the whole access path.

Can you set up on concrete?

Yes, sandbagged instead of staked. Driveways and patios work fine.

What if I have no outlet close enough?

We rent generators. Tell us when you book rather than on the day.

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