Standard jumper units are best for ages 3–12; we recommend separating much-older kids by turn rotations. For toddlers, we'll point you to smaller, lower-wall units when available.

It depends on the unit and the kids' ages. A common rule for a 13×13 is roughly 6–8 younger kids or 4–5 older kids at a time — we share a posted rules card at setup.

Yes — an adult should keep an eye on the bounce house anytime kids are inside. We'll walk you through key safety rules (no shoes, no flips, no food) when we set up.

We deliver across Riverside, including Canyon Crest, La Sierra, Arlington, Orangecrest, Woodcrest, and the Eastside near UC Riverside.

Both. We anchor with stakes on grass and use sandbags on concrete or indoor surfaces, so Riverside driveways and patios work fine — just let us know your setup surface.

Yes, where the park permits inflatables. Many Riverside parks require a reservation and proof of insured setup, and outlets aren't guaranteed, so we'll bring a generator if needed.