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Can I set up in parks?

The regulations concerning inflatables vary depending on the city and park system. While some municipalities and park authorities permit the use of inflatables, provided that certain guidelines are adhered to, such as renting pavilions, obtaining special permits, or setting up in designated areas, others enforce strict prohibitions and may issue penalties for non-compliance. Additionally, policies regarding inflatables may change periodically, prompting us to stay updated on any revisions.

 

Presently, several cities, including Denver, Lakewood, Loveland, Northglenn, Westminster, and Wheat Ridge, DO NOT allow inflatables in their parks.

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We maintain comprehensive records of the parks we've already visited. Feel free to reach out to us for specific park information. If we don't have the answers readily available, we're more than willing to conduct research on your behalf and provide you with the relevant details. Additionally, we've supplied an extensive list of agencies along with their respective contact numbers, enabling you to conduct your research or book reservations independently.

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Adams County Parks (303) 637-8007

Arvada Parks (720) 898-7410 or (303) 431-9600

Aurora Parks (303) 739-7160  (due to wind safety concerns, we will not setup in Settlers Park in Aurora)

Boulder Parks (303) 413-7200

Broomfield Parks (303) 464-5511 for County Commons Park or (303) 460-6922 for all others.

Clement Park (303) 409-2605

Commerce City Parks (303) 289-3789

Englewood Parks & Recreation (303) 762-2685

Glendale Parks (303) 639-4500

Golden Parks (303) 384-8133

Greenwood Village Parks (303) 773-0252

Highlands Ranch Parks (303) 470-0140

Highlands Ranch Metro District (303) 791-2710

Longmont Parks (303) 651-8404

Parker Parks (303) 841-4500 or (303) 841-0353

Prospect Parks & Recreation (303) 424-2346

South Suburban Parks & Recreation (303) 798-7515

Thornton Parks Reservation Line (303) 255-7830

 

For each park system, there are important questions you should ask to prevent getting yourself into trouble:

  • Do you allow inflatables in the park I want? 

  • Is it first come, first serve, or do I need to make a reservation? 

  • Do you require a special permit to have a jumping castle there? 

  • Does my park have electricity strong enough to power a jumping castle? 

  • Is the electricity located within 100 feet of my party location? 

  • Do I need to fill out forms to reserve my park? 

  • Do I need to put down a deposit? 

  • How far in advance do I need to submit my application? 

  • How much does it cost to have my party at the park? 

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We are committed to ensuring that we meet all the requirements set by the authorities. Simply inform us about the parties involved, and we'll handle our responsibilities seamlessly, working diligently behind the scenes.

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