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Category: Jumping Castle HireLocation: Mornington PeninsulaListing: 1

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Picking the Right Bouncy Castle

A jumping castle keeps a yard full of children happily busy for hours, and on the Peninsula it is a staple at backyard birthdays, school fetes, club family days and Christmas gatherings. It is also one of the simplest pieces of hire to organise, as long as the space and the weather cooperate.

Only one inflatable hire company is listed for the Peninsula at this stage. Handily, the same business also hires speakers and kids' furniture, so one enquiry can cover a few parts of the party.

Before you book:

  • Measure the area, allowing for the castle's footprint plus clear space all round, and check the access path from the street is wide enough
  • The fan that keeps the castle inflated runs non-stop, so it needs a nearby outlet – in a park or paddock, a generator may be required
  • Ask how long the hire runs, and the delivery and pickup times
  • Check what happens if the wind picks up – inflatables have to come down above a safe limit, which matters on exposed bayside and hilltop yards
  • Public reserves often require a permit from Frankston or Mornington Peninsula council, and some want the operator's insurance certificate

Summer is peak season down here, and Saturday hire slots go early in school holidays. Book a couple of weeks ahead in the warmer months, and longer for December.

Send the hire company your address, date and number of kids for a quote. You deal with them directly, and the price carries no commission.

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Bundling Your Party Hire

  • The listed company also offers speaker hire, handy for music on the day without booking a DJ
  • Kids' tables and chairs come under event furniture hire – ask for them in the same enquiry to save on delivery
  • Add a kids' entertainer for a performance while children take a break from bouncing
  • Finish the look with party decorations such as a balloon garland by the cake table

Keeping Everyone Safe

  • Set a rule on how many children can bounce at once, and keep older and younger kids separate
  • Have an adult supervising the castle at all times
  • No shoes, food, drinks or sharp objects on the inflatable

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Common Questions About Inflatable Hire

Who hires jumping castles here?

One local company for now, which also hires speakers and kids' furniture.

How much space do I need for a jumping castle?

Allow the castle's footprint plus at least a metre or two clear on every side. Give the hire company your measurements so they can suggest a size that fits.

Can I set up a jumping castle in a park?

Usually yes, though a permit or insurance certificate may be requested. Contact the council that manages the reserve before confirming.

What happens if it is windy or raining?

Operators usually take inflatables down in strong wind or heavy rain for safety. Ask about their weather policy and any rebooking or refund terms.

Does the hire company set up and pack down?

Most deliver, set up and collect the castle, so you just need to provide the space and power. Confirm the times so they suit your party.

When should I lock in castle hire?

In summer and school holidays, a couple of weeks or more is wise. Quieter months often need less notice.

Can I hire other party gear from the same company?

The listed company also offers speakers and kids' furniture. Ask for everything together to keep delivery simple.