Do You Need a Permit for a Bounce House in North Texas?
At a private home you usually do not need a permit. At a public park you usually do, and the rules differ by city, so here is who to ask.
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How Hot Is Too Hot for a Bounce House?
There is no single cutoff temperature. Here is how heat, sun and surface temperature actually work in a bounce house, and how to keep kids safe.
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What Is a Combo Bounce House?
A combo bounce house is a single inflatable with a bounce floor plus an attached slide, and often a hoop or climb wall inside.
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Can You Put a Bounce House on Concrete or a Driveway?
Yes, a bounce house can go on concrete, as long as every anchor point carries real weight and a tarp protects the vinyl underneath.
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How Far in Advance Should You Book a Bounce House?
Lead times vary a lot by season and by how specific your unit needs to be. Here is how to think about booking without over- or under-planning.
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How Many Kids Can Be in a Bounce House at Once?
Capacity is about combined weight and body size, not one fixed number, and mixing big kids with little ones causes most injuries.
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The Best Time of Year to Rent a Bounce House in North Texas
A season-by-season look at North Texas weather and what it means for booking a bounce house, from spring wind to the October sweet spot.
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Stakes or Sandbags: How Bounce Houses Are Anchored
How inflatables are staked into grass or held with weights on hard surfaces, and how to tell whether your setup was anchored properly.
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How Long Does It Take to Set Up a Bounce House?
A standard backyard bounce house takes about 20 to 30 minutes to set up, and here is what happens during each stage of that time.
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10 Kid Birthday Party Ideas in The Colony and North DFW
Party ideas that actually work in North Texas, from backyard inflatables to park pavilions, splash pads and field day themes.
