Operation requirements:
How far away can I have the inflatable placed from my electrical outlet?
The closer to power, the better. 50’ feet provides strong power to our equipment. The farther away we go from the power source, the weaker it gets. Units can be placed no more than 100’ from electrical outlet.
I want to place the inflatable in a place with no power. Do you rent generators?
Yes. We charge an additional $50 for use of our generators. (Gas included).
What kind of surfaces can the inflatables be placed on?
Concrete, pavement, well drained grass areas, indoor gyms are all great places for our equipment. Gravel, bark mulch, overgrown fields, and unleveled surfaces can cause problems for our equipment.
I’m not sure if my area is suitable for the equipment I want to rent. Can someone come out and look at the area?
Yes. We usually can make time to come and inspect your area.
Will the equipment kill my grass?
No. Rentals are generally no more than 24 hours. We have yet to run into this problem. Be sure to water your lawns promptly after rental is completed.
What is the age limit for participation?
There are no age limits with Big Air. Inflatables are assigned weight limits. As long as weight limits are not exceeded anyone can play. (Age record is 71 years old.)
How early or late in the day can I rent from Big Air?
Generally we rent as early as 7AM in the summer time, and as late as 8PM. If your party has a late start, we may leave equipment overnight (all day rentals only) as long as your area is safe and secure.
I would like to have my party at a local park. Can Big Air set up at parks and recreation areas?
Yes. Many parks allow outside structures to be brought in. However, you must call and arrange prior permission before your party/event. Please note that some parks do not have power, or have limited accessible power. You may need to arrange for power to be turned on. Generator(s) may be necessary.
A FEW PARKS TO CONSIDER: DOC GRIFFIN PARK, JACKSONVILLE. ALL SPORTS PARK, GRANTS PASS. HAWTHORN PARK, MEDFORD. TWIN CREEKS PARK, CENTRAL POINT. |