How many children can bounce at a time?
As a guide line:
Ages 2 to 8 ....... 8 to 10 children (depending on size)
Ages 9 to 12 .......6 or 7 children
Ages 13 to 16 .....4 to 6 children

However keep in mind that compatible sized children MUST play on the unit at the same time, REGARDLESS of age. Different sized children must not be mixed. Please remember, the above is a guideline only. It all depends on the size of the children, and how active they are. Toddlers you can get more in, since they are smaller, and less "bouncy." If it's all girls, then you can have more in there. All boys, the number may be less. Boys tend to be a bit, ..... well ....., yeah, a bit like boys. Remember, you want to keep them safe. If needed, split them into groups. Give each group ten minutes in the bouncer.

What kind of area can bouncers be set up in?
You will need a flat grassy area that is clean of debris (sticks, stones, mud, etc.), pet waste, or sprinklers. For proper clearance, you will need at least a 20x20 area, with clearance overhead (no power lines, trees, branches, overhangs, etc.) of 20 feet. An electrical outlet needs to be within 100 feet.

Our Bounce Houses Are Very Safe...
Bounce houses are very safe, as long as all the rules are followed. Bumps and bruises occasionally can be expected. However, most people have a misconception about bounce houses, and think of them as a "baby sitter." Rent a bounce house, and the adults can be left alone. WRONG! Most of the injuries are caused by or happen to unsupervised children. Just as you would not leave children unattended in a swimming pool, do not leave children unattended in a bounce house. They must be supervised at all times, and the rules must be enforced! It will keep the children entertained for hours though, and they will sleep that night!