PartyZone inspects, cleans, and sanitizes every unit before and after each rental, anchors each one to the surface it sits on, and sets up to full manufacturer and industry standards. Our SIOTO-certified crew handles delivery and takedown, and a $2 million insurance policy backs events at parks, schools, and churches. This page lays out the standards behind every booking.
Every unit is set up by our own crew. On grass, inflatables are anchored with ground stakes; on concrete, pavement, or a park pad, they are ballasted with sandbags or weights. Our crew confirms the footprint, clearance from fences and overhead lines, and a level setup area before delivery. We follow the manufacturer’s design, operation, and anchoring instructions and the guidance in ASTM F2374, the recognized standard for inflatable amusement devices.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission publishes general guidance on supervising inflatable amusements; the points above reflect that common guidance and standard manufacturer instructions.
New Orleans weather can change quickly. Inflatables are never run in rain, storms, or sustained high wind. PartyZone works with you on rescheduling when the forecast turns, and units are never pushed to run in unsafe conditions. Talk to us as early as possible if the weather looks rough.
Every unit is cleaned and sanitized after each rental and inspected before the next one, including netting, blowers, and seams, so it arrives fresh and ready for your guests rather than coming straight off a previous job.
PartyZone carries commercial liability insurance on the whole fleet, with a $2 million policy above the minimum required for parks, schools, and churches. A certificate of insurance is available on request for venues that require proof of coverage. Requirements vary by venue and parish, so confirm what your site needs when you book.
Yes, when they are anchored correctly, supervised by an adult, used within the posted age and capacity limits, and not used in rain or high wind. PartyZone sets up and anchors every unit and reviews safe use with the host.
It depends on the unit’s posted capacity and the size of the riders. Each listing on pznola.com shows the rider and weight limit; our crew confirms it at setup.
Inflatables should not be used in rain, lightning, or sustained high wind. When the forecast turns, we reschedule rather than run a unit in unsafe conditions.
A designated adult host should supervise the unit. For larger events like festivals and fundraisers, ask about attendant options when you book on pznola.com.
For sizing, space, and power and water needs, see our planning Resources. To book with the safety standards above, find your city on the Locations page and reserve with PartyZone on pznola.com, or call or text 504-416-3911.
