 Price: $119.00  |
Mini
Castle with Ball Pond Order
this Inflatable HEREProduct Dimensions: Length: 12'4" (3.76 m) Width: 8'2" (2.49 m) Height: 6'10" (2.39 m) The Mini Jump and Ball Pond combo bounce house brings together an inflatable jumper with a ball pit for plenty of bouncing activity and motor skill fun. A horizontal log separates the ball pit from the large jumping area, so players can choose whichever activity they want. A bright color scheme is enhanced by four tall towers in each corner, making this bounce house an inviting draw for all guests at your event. The Mini Jump and Ball Pond combo bounce house is the ideal way to promote social skills, confidence, play and exploration for children. The bounce house is the perfect way to combine fun and healthy activity, and will add value to any party. This jumper has 360-degree mesh windows, so parents can have a clear view of all the fun. Made with fire-resistant vinyl making it safe for all the children. |
What is the difference between Public and Private events and why is there a price difference? A Public event is an event that is open to the Public and the event takes place on Public Property. A Private event is an event that is in someones front or backyard. It is on someones private property and is not accessable to the public. There is a difference in price due to several reasons. First of all a company that rents out Inflatables for Public Use is required to have a special Operating Licence through TSSA (Technical Standards and Safety Authority). The company is also required to have a special permit on each Inflatable. Public events also requires that the Inflatable to be set up under the direction of an Amusement Device Mechanic for Inflatables. Any company offering Inflatables to the Public is also required to carry a $2,000,000.00 Insurance Policy. These are all added expenses for the company, therefore additional charges apply causing an increase in price from Public Events to Private events. If an accident happens on Private property it will be the liabilty of the homeowner. |