Castle Inflatable

Castle Inflatable

Kids Birthday

When you partner with BounceMoore, you're choosing a fun-filled experience that will be remembered long after the party ends. Kids Birthday Outdoor setups often lend themselves well to shaded lounging areas, picnic spots, and interactive zones around the main castle. Our reputation in Newport News stems not only from our high-quality inflatable castle rentals but also from our role as community builders. Their laughter and excitement will become the heartbeat of your party, ensuring it's remembered for years to come.

Let us help you create a stress-free, memorable experience that your guests will cherish for years to come. Selecting a wide inventory allows for flexible packages, catering to everything from small backyard parties to large public events. Bringing joy to parties is what we do best at BounceMoore, and our passion for creating unforgettable experiences shines through in every inflatable castle rental we provide in Newport News, VA.

When planning an event in Newport News, VA, inflatable castle rentals from BounceMoore offer more than just an eye-catching attraction; they create a deeply engaging and memorable experience for guests of all ages. Renting an inflatable castle from BounceMoore for your next party offers numerous advantages that go beyond simply providing entertainment for children and guests. From helping you select the perfect inflatable castle to coordinating the delivery and setup, we handle the details so you can focus on enjoying your celebration. Whether for a kids' birthday, corporate gathering, or community festival, decorating an inflatable castle thoughtfully can make a world of difference in its appeal and functionality.

These castles are more than just inflatables-they are a gateway to a world where imaginations soar and friendships flourish. In addition to on-site supervision, regular inspection and maintenance of the inflatable structure itself are essential for safe use. BounceMoore offers commercial-grade inflatables that meet stringent safety standards, ensuring durability and resilience even with heavy, continuous use.

Our inflatable castles go beyond being a source of entertainment; they bring magic, vibrancy, and a sense of wonder to any gathering. Our commitment to exceptional service starts the moment you contact us and continues through every step of the rental process. At BounceMoore, safety is not just a priority-it's our guiding principle.

For unique party themes or events, BounceMoore offers options like jungle-themed bouncy castles, custom-designed inflatables, and inflatable adventure obstacle courses. The moment they step inside, the real magic begins-joyful leaps into the air, excited races to the top of slides, and the contagious sound of laughter as kids tumble down in delight.

With colorful designs, engaging themes, and various interactive features, inflatable castles offer endless hours of play and entertainment, making them the centerpiece of any carnival. Our inflatable castles are carefully designed to provide just that-a place where kids can let loose, embrace their imaginations, and simply have fun. Moon Bounces

While inflatable castles and bounce houses provide hours of free-form play and bouncing joy, an obstacle course creates structured physical challenges that encourage teamwork, coordination, and healthy competition. With BounceMoore, turning your party into the event of the year is effortless and enjoyable.

Bounce House Virginia

Picture the excitement and pure joy on children's faces as they bounce around inside a colorful, towering castle filled with endless opportunities for fun. Proper sizing ensures that there is enough room for safe play, movement, and anchoring, which is essential for a worry-free experience. These advancements have made inflatables a staple at events such as kids' birthday parties, amusement parks, and community festivals.

These moments of uninhibited play are what make a party truly special, and we're proud to be part of those experiences. BounceMoore is proud to be a part of the Newport News community, providing high-quality inflatable castle rentals that bring magic to every event.

Indoor bounce parties can benefit from unique lighting, soft seating areas for parents, and thematic embellishments to keep everyone engaged. These inflatable structures captivate the attention of students, transforming school grounds into a vibrant playground of fun and excitement.

We provide castle rentals with slides and options tailored to meet specific age groups, including toddlers. Weather considerations are especially important for outdoor setups in Newport News, where hot summer temperatures may require shaded areas or cooling stations.

Bounce House Virginia
Castle Inflatable

Castle Inflatable

We treat each booking as an opportunity to bring your vision to life, taking the time to understand your needs and deliver a tailored experience. Furthermore, educational play inside an inflatable play center can involve group games that foster teamwork and social development. Imagine the relief of knowing that every logistical detail is handled for you, from prompt delivery to precise setup and thorough takedown. Every inflatable we provide is meticulously cleaned, inspected, and maintained to ensure a safe and delightful experience for every guest.

Additionally, families and event planners can choose from toddler-friendly mini bounce houses, inflatable play centers, and specialized indoor bounce setups, allowing every age group to participate and enjoy the festivities. We take immense pride in the smiles, laughter, and unforgettable moments that happen in our castles-it's what drives us to deliver top-quality service every time. The energy and excitement they bring is infectious, filling the air with laughter and happiness as they bounce, race, and jump to their hearts' content.

Our castles have become a staple at school functions, festivals, church gatherings, and so much more. We understand how special these moments are, not only for the children but for the families who get to watch their joy unfold. From intimate backyard birthday parties to large-scale family reunions, school functions, and even community festivals, inflatable castles add a unique touch of magic to any occasion. Inflatable Interactive Games

Let's make your next party truly special. Ensuring there are activities suitable for different age groups will keep everyone engaged, from young children in the inflatable ball pit to teenagers racing through an inflatable sports game course. For example, simple games like number counting, color recognition, and shape identification can be introduced into bouncing activities to help children grasp essential academic concepts.

BounceMoore

Our inflatable castle rentals are more than just a source of fun-they're a way to bring people together. With BounceMoore, you can count on a seamless rental experience from the moment you book to the last bounce. Safety is a cornerstone of our commitment to you.

Another exciting activity is turning the inflatable space into an obstacle course, challenging children to navigate various hurdles and complete a series of tasks in the shortest time possible. These specialized attractions help differentiate the fundraiser from ordinary gatherings, making it more memorable and compelling to attendees.

Our commitment to quality, service, and safety ensures that every rental becomes a centerpiece of joy and excitement, giving families and guests something unforgettable to cherish. We know how much parents value peace of mind when it comes to their children's well-being, and we take every precaution to deliver a secure play environment.

Every rental reflects our dedication to quality service and our passion for making every gathering, from small birthday parties to large-scale festivals, a resounding success. Whether it's a backyard birthday party, a school fundraiser, a church picnic, or a neighborhood festival, we're honored to help create moments of joy and celebration.

Giant Inflatable Rentals
Giant Inflatable Rentals

Themed inflatable castle rentals, inflatable party venues, and inflatable amusement options add variety to our offerings. They create a welcoming environment where children can socialize, build friendships, and share laughs while parents enjoy seeing their kids happy and active. They encourage children to interact with one another, fostering social connections, and provide parents with a much-needed break as the kids enjoy themselves in a safe and contained environment. Inflatable castle rental in Newport News, VA offers a fantastic way to elevate any event, making it a memorable experience for both kids and adults.

Castle Inflatable - Inflatable Pool

  • Inflatable Adventure
  • Jungle Bouncy
  • Equipment Rental
  • Inflatable Slide
  • County Fairs
  • Birthday Parties
  • Wedding
  • Bounce Houses
  • Bouncing Houses
  • Inflatable Party Venue
  • Giant Inflatable
  • Bouncing Castles


We also provide clear guidelines for safe usage so everyone can focus on the fun without worry. The joy and excitement that our inflatable castles bring are unmatched, creating magical moments that children will treasure long after the event is over. Operating costs go beyond the initial purchase of inflatables and include expenses such as equipment maintenance, vehicle upkeep for transportation, marketing costs, and staffing.

BounceMoore proudly offers top-tier inflatable castle rental services in Newport News, VA, designed to elevate any school carnival or community gathering. From the smallest backyard birthday to the largest community festival, we approach every event with the same care and enthusiasm, going above and beyond to create moments that will stay with your guests long after the party is over. While jumpers, moon bounces, and bouncing castles are traditionally known for providing hours of entertainment, they also present unique ways to enhance children's learning experiences through play.

With our castles, you're not just hosting a party-you're creating memories that will last a lifetime. Let BounceMoore show you why our customers trust us to make their events extraordinary. These rentals have captured the hearts of both children and parents, creating an environment that keeps kids entertained for hours while parents can relax and enjoy the day.

Inflatable Water Park In Virginia

Consider the preferences of your guests and the overall vibe you wish to achieve when selecting your inflatable rental from BounceMoore. Integrating simple games such as tag, hide-and-seek, and relay races adds excitement and keeps children active for hours. For a jungle-themed setup, consider adding plush animals, foliage, and tropical decorations around the bounce house. The environmental impact of using inflatables such as jumping castles, moon bounces, and bounce houses is often overlooked, but these structures present several ecological benefits when compared to traditional, permanent installations.

Our inflatable castles are meticulously crafted with both safety and fun in mind, ensuring that children can play freely while parents can relax with peace of mind. These inflatables are more than just a source of entertainment-they're a way to bring people together. By including these attractions alongside other offerings, such as bounce houses, inflatable obstacle courses, water slides, and mechanical bull rides, schools can create an unforgettable carnival experience that appeals to a broad range of interests.

We'll take the time to understand your needs, answer all your questions, and help you select the perfect inflatable castle to match your theme, space, and guest list. Giant inflatables like bounce houses, water slides, and inflatable obstacle courses can serve as focal points, creating vibrant hubs of excitement and interaction. Let us help you make your next event unforgettable.

Castle Inflatable - Kids Birthday

  1. Wedding
  2. Bounce Houses
  3. Bouncing Houses
  4. Inflatable Party Venue
  5. Giant Inflatable
  6. Moon Bounces
  7. Inflatable Interactive Games
  8. Inflatable Pool
  9. Bouncing Castles
  10. Inflatable Bouncer
  11. Kids Inflatable
  12. Inflatable Adventure
  13. Jungle Bouncy


That's why our inflatable castles are thoughtfully designed to bring a touch of magic and excitement to your event. Whether you're hosting a birthday bash or a block party, our castles add an element of fun and excitement that transforms an ordinary event into an extraordinary celebration. That's why we go above and beyond to make the process as stress-free as possible for you.

A bouncy castle

Inflatable castles (also called bounce houses, bouncing houses, jumpy house, bouncing castles, bouncy houses, jumping castles, jumpers, jolly jumps, bouncy castles, moon bounces, closed inflatable trampolines [CITs], or moonwalks) are temporary inflatable structures and buildings and similar items. They are rented for backyard and block party functions, school and church festivals and village fetes and used for recreational purposes. The growth in the use of such devices has led to a rental industry that includes inflatable slides, inflatable water slides, obstacle courses, and giant games, carnival games, and more.

An inflatable shaped like an elephant
A "Catch A Wave" inflatable slide

Inflatable castles have been suggested as having some therapeutic value for children with certain sensory impairments, similar to ball pits.[1]

History

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American engineer John Scurlock is credited as inventor of the modern inflatable tent design,[2] in 1958.[3] Scurlock, a plastics specialist who taught at Tulane University and worked for NASA, later also invented the Space Walk safety air cushion used by stunt performers and fire brigades responding to high-rise fires. According to his family, he was inspired in the late 1950s while designing inflatable tent covers for tennis courts. Scurlock's original design was known as the "Space Pillow", it had very little in common with modern bounce houses. In 1958 he also founded Space Walk Inc. In the 1980s the family business operated an indoor amusement park, The Fun Factory, in Metairie, LA, and today continues to rent heavy-duty inflatables for occasions ranging from county fairs to children's birthday parties.[3] The idea to rent inflatables for parties is attributed to Scurlock's wife[2] Frances, who was running a rental business by 1969.[4]

Bob Regehr is also credited for inventing the bouncy house in 1968, under the brand name Moon Walk.[5]

As part of the space-themed toy trend sparked by the space race, 'The Moon Walk', a closed inflatable trampoline with a plastic roof designed for children's safety, was available for mail order in the 1975 Neiman Marcus catalog.[6]

The original bouncy house was essentially an air pillow with a roof, but the hundreds of modern models include inflatable waterslides, basketball gyms, a game in which players attempt to knock each other over with a large inflatable wrecking ball, and characters licensed from multimedia franchises such as Frozen. Thousands of companies now rent inflatable castles in the United States. The market has also diversified to include lighter retail designs. By 2014, the industry was estimated to be worth $100 million.[3]

The world's largest inflatable castle, The Big Bounce America, was certified in 2018 at 1,062.252 square metres (11,433.99 sq ft). It includes multiple zones, such as ball pits, an obstacle course, a slide, a basketball court, and a DJ booth.[7][8] It was designed as an inflatable theme park for all ages, and started touring the United States in the summer of 2019 as a traveling festival.[9]

With adult play a growing trend,[9] bouncy castle rentals have also seen increased popularity at weddings.[10]

Inflatable bouncy houses, slides, pools, and other large outdoor toys for retail home use became more popular in the summer of 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, providing a means for parents to entertain their children while maintaining social distancing.[11] With schools and daycares closed, parents bought inflatables to occupy their children while conducting remote work.[12]

Construction

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The surfaces are typically composed of thick, strong PVC or vinyl and nylon, and the castle is inflated using an electric or petrol-powered blower. The principle is one of constant leakage, meaning small punctures are not a problem – a medium-size "bouncy castle" requires a fan with a mechanical output of about two horsepower (about 1.5 kW) and consumes around 2 kW of electrical power, allowing for the efficiency of the motor.

UK and Australian bouncy castles have specifications calling for fully inflated walls on three sides with an open front and foam "crash mats" to catch children who may jump or fall out of the structure.

Modern moonwalks in the US are typically supported by inflatable columns and enclosed with netting. The netting allows for supervision as adults can see in from all sides.

Standards

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A typical inflatable castle during the fair in Muurame, Finland, in 2013

In 2005, the most stringent standards in the construction of an inflatable amusement were adopted nationally in Australia, forming Federal Standard AS3533.4. This was a landmark safety standard bringing the toughest design/construction/operation standards to the inflatable industry of Australia. In 2006 the European Union (EU) followed and introduced similar standards throughout EU called EN14960:2006 which was then updated in 2013 to EN14960:2013.

While bouncy castle manufacturers adhere to voluntary standards, no national safety standards exist in the U.S., although some states such as Pennsylvania and New Jersey require that inflatables pass engineering and safety standards before allowing the equipment to be rented out.[13] In 2017, roughly 25 U.S. states had regulations governing permits, inspections and insurance, although a private investigation by the Pew Charitable Trust has shown significant shortcomings by industry operators and regulators to do their part.[14] North Carolina requires amusements rides, including inflatables, to be inspected annually by the North Carolina Department of Labor (NCDOL).[15][16] For inflatables to pass inspection, operators in North Carolina are required to have all training records, a current certificate of insurance, and device manuals. Inflatables that are damaged and not safe will not pass inspection until they are repaired.[17]

Inflatable obstacle courses

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A child-sized inflatable obstacle course

There are also inflatable obstacle courses that allow for participants to have races and sword fights and compete against one another. These are commonly rectangular in shape, but they can also be square if the course is maze-like. Most obstacle courses have two lanes, but some can have three or four. They feature various such as pop-up obstacles, climbing areas, slides, and tunnels. These are the best choice for very large events since participants move through them quickly.

Inflatable park

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The phrase "inflatable park" may refer to both a collection of portable inflatables set up temporarily as one attraction,[18][19] or a permanent attraction consisting of inflatables.[20][21]

Games

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Some inflatables are designed to allow games such as boxing rings, water football, penalty shootouts, basketball, rumbling, tug of war, and gladiator duels. These interactive inflatable games are made out of the same material that a continuous airflow bounce house is made of. Quad tracks are also popular and provide the perimeter for quad bike racing.

Safety

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Injuries are common. According to Jim Barber, spokesman for the National Association of Amusement Ride Safety Officials, "It happens all the time. These are probably the most dangerous amusement devices they have. You see more injuries on inflatables than almost any other amusement ride you can think of – more than roller coasters."[22] In 2010, "as many as 31 U.S. children per day were treated for injuries sustained in a bounce house, or one child every 46 minutes". An estimated 65,000 children under the age of 17 were injured from 1990 to 2010.[23] In May 2001, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission released a bulletin outlining the dangers and recommended safety precautions for operating an inflatable structure.[24]

Injuries caused by inflatable rides were rising in the United States, according to a 2012 study published in the journal Pediatrics, which found a 15-fold increase from 1995 to 2010,[23] a trend corroborated in the 2003–2012 period by a 2015 U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission report.[25] Frank Scurlock, son of inventor John Scurlock and manager of bouncy inflatable rental company Space Walk, ascribes the increase to rising non-commercial use of inexpensive retail "backyard" units,[2] while bounce houses have also become more common overall.[26] Although rising, the number of injuries related to inflatable amusements is small when compared to the more everyday hazards of playgrounds and skateboards, which respectively were linked to an estimated 270,000 and 114,000 injuries in 2012.[2] In 2015, after studying the incidence of injury the commission released a revised bulletin for the recommended safety precautions for operating an inflatable device.[27]

In a survey spanning 2003–2013, the most common injuries were fractures, strains, sprains, dislocations, contusions, abrasions, and lacerations. An estimated 88% of the injured were less than 15 years old.[25] Most injuries occur due to falls or collisions with another child. Some severe fall injuries occur after wind lifts bouncy castles skyward.[2]

Incidents

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From 2000 to early 2016, there were 64 bounce house accidents worldwide caused by wind, resulting in 271 injuries and 10 deaths.[28] Some more notable incidents have included:

  • In South Yorkshire in England a boy died in August 2003 while using one, he had climbed onto the wall and fell out of the structure head-first.[29]
  • A boy's parents sued the hirers of a jumping castle in 2005 after he was given brain damage when another boy somersaulted onto him.[30] An appeal was lodged, and the verdict was overturned.[31]
  • An eight-year-old girl died in May 2011 after falling head first from a bouncy castle onto a concrete pavement.[32]
  • In July 2015 two children were killed and three seriously injured when a gust of wind lifted a bouncy castle over 60 feet off the ground in Tartu county, Estonia.[33]
  • A seven-year-old girl was killed in England on 27 March 2016 after a sudden gust of wind lifted an inflatable bounce house into the air and carried it nearly a mile away.[28]
  • A six-year-old boy died in 2016 in Montevideo (Uruguay) after the bouncy castle was deflated with the child still inside.[34]
  • A child died in Girona (Spain) on May 7, 2017.[35]
  • A girl was thrown 20ft in the air from a bouncy castle on Gorleston beach, Norfolk, UK on 01 July 2018. She died of her injuries in hospital.[36]
  • In December 2021, six children died and three others were critically injured in a jumping castle incident at the Hillcrest Primary School in Devonport, Tasmania, Australia.[37][38] According to witnesses, the children fell from a height of about 10 metres (33 ft) after a large gust of wind blew the castle into the air.[39] Jumping castles were banned from use by schools in Tasmania until further notice shortly after.[40]
  • Two girls, aged four and eight, were killed after a gust of wind lifted a jumping castle into the air in Mislata, Spain on 4 January 2022. The eight-year-old died the following day whereas the four-year-old died one week after the event.[41]

See also

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Frequently Asked Questions

We serve Poquoson, Newport News, Yorktown, Williamsburg, Tabb, and all areas in between. If your location is beyond this radius, please let us know, and we can usually make special accommodations.

We do not provide attendants. Adult supervision is required at all times during inflatable use.

Deliveries are made between 6 and 9 am on the day of your event.