Faq’s

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Wonder Jump, Inc. carries a liability policy on each of our units.

All Inflatable’s should be set up on a level grassy area. Allow 6 feet of clearance on each side of inflatable to ensure safety.

Is power or electricity required?

Yes. The blower/fan plugs into a standard electrical outlet. If power is not readily available, a generator can be rented for a nominal fee. Power must be within 100 feet of the blower/fan.

When should I reserve?

Now. Often, units are booked far in advance, and selection diminishes. Your best time to reserve is now.

How many people can bounce?

Capacity varies based on ride. Slides should not have more than 2 Individuals at a time. Please refer to Safety Rules Section to review for further information.

What about weather?

Because the units run on electricity, they cannot be set up in the rain. If it looks like rain and you wish to cancel, there is no charge to cancel or reschedule. If delivery is made, however, we cannot issue a refund.

Is supervision required?

Yes. An adult must be present to supervise each unit. We recommend one of our trained professionals for a nominal fee to supervise your moonwalk or inflatable.

Do you set up in parks?

Yes. Our comprehensive liability insurance policy allows us to set up in most metro parks, state, and community parks. Most parks require prior notification that your party will have a moonwalk. They can be notified at the time of your party reservation.

What payment terms do you accept?

We accept cash, checks, Visa, Venmo, Amex and MasterCard. We ask for a 50% deposit to reserve your moonwalk/inflatable. Many companies will over-book moonwalks and then explain to the customer that they did not have a deposit on a unit. Our policy guarantees a unit reserved just for you.
Credit card payments must be made at least 3 days prior to your delivery date. Credit card payments cannot be taken at time of delivery.

How expensive is it to have the blower running constantly?

Wonder Jump uses the highest quality blowers in the industry and the cost to operate a blower is less than $1.00 per day.