What Is the Deposit and Cancellation Policy for Water Slide Rentals?

We ask for a deposit to reserve your date, with the balance due around your event. Because Texas weather can change fast, we work with you on rain and cancellation situations so you are never stuck. Exact terms are shared when you book.

What to expect

  • A deposit holds your date and equipment
  • Balance due around the event day
  • Flexible rain and rescheduling support

We will walk you through the full terms up front so there are no surprises.

What is the deposit and cancellation policy?

A deposit reserves your date and the balance is due around your event. We offer flexible support for rain and rescheduling, and share exact terms when you book.

What happens if it rains?

Texas weather changes fast, so we work with you on rain days and rescheduling. Reach out as your date approaches and we will help you plan.

Reserve your date on our water slide rentals page.

Water Slide Safety Rules Every Parent Should Know

Water slides are a safe blast when a few simple rules are followed: an adult should supervise at all times, riders go one at a time per lane, no headfirst sliding, and everyone stays off when the blower is off. We set up every slide securely and review the rules at delivery.

Simple rules for a safe slide

  • Adult supervision at all times
  • One rider per lane, feet first
  • No climbing the outside and no rough play
  • Keep the splash area clear and stay off if the blower stops

Our team anchors and inspects each unit and walks you through safe use before the fun starts.

What are the water slide safety rules?

Keep an adult supervising at all times, send one rider per lane feet first, no headfirst sliding or climbing the outside, and everyone stays off if the blower turns off.

Are inflatable water slides safe for kids?

Yes, when set up properly and supervised. We anchor and inspect every slide and review the safety rules at delivery so your party stays fun and safe.

See safe, clean slides on our water slide rentals page.

How Much Space Do You Need for a Water Slide Rental?

Most inflatable water slides need a flat area about 20 to 40 feet long and 15 to 20 feet wide, with a few feet of clearance on every side and clear overhead space away from power lines and branches. Taller dual-lane slides need the most room, while a single slide or a kids slip-n-slide fits in a tighter yard.

When you measure, leave a walking path around the slide and a spot for the blower and hose. A mostly level surface is best so the slide sits square and the water drains the way it should. Not sure your space works? Send us a photo and dimensions and we will help you pick a slide that fits.

See the full lineup on our water slide rentals page, learn more on the main water slide rentals guide, or contact our team to check a specific slide.

How much space do you need for a water slide rental?

Most inflatable water slides need a flat area about 20 to 40 feet long and 15 to 20 feet wide, with a few feet of clearance on every side and clear overhead space away from power lines and branches. Taller dual-lane slides need the most room, while a single slide or kids slip-n-slide fits in a tighter yard.

Do Inflatable Water Slides Need a Water Hose and Power?

Yes. An inflatable water slide runs on a standard garden hose for the water and a regular grounded electrical outlet for the blower that keeps it inflated. The outlet should be within about 100 feet of the setup spot, and if you do not have power nearby, we can bring a generator.

You supply the water hookup and the outlet, and we bring the hose connection and blower. Water runs continuously through the slide and recirculates through the splash pool, so it uses about as much as a sprinkler over the course of the day. We will walk you through it all at delivery.

Planning your setup? Check how much space you need, browse our water slides, or read the full water slide rentals guide.

Do inflatable water slides need a water hose and power?

Yes. An inflatable water slide runs on a standard garden hose for the water and a regular grounded electrical outlet for the blower that keeps it inflated. The outlet should be within about 100 feet, and if there is no power nearby we can bring a generator.

Can a Water Slide Be Set Up on Concrete?

Yes. While grass is the ideal surface, we can safely set up a water slide on concrete, asphalt, pavers, or a driveway by anchoring with sandbags instead of stakes. Just tell us the surface when you book so our crew arrives with the right anchoring for your spot.

On hard surfaces we take extra care with padding and placement so everyone stays comfortable and the slide stays put. Indoor venues and gym floors can work too, often run dry. The main thing is a flat area clear of sharp objects.

Tell us about your space on the water slide rentals guide, see space requirements, or reach out to our team.

Can a water slide be set up on concrete?

Yes. While grass is ideal, we can safely set up a water slide on concrete, asphalt, pavers, or a driveway by anchoring with sandbags instead of stakes. Just tell us the surface when you book so our crew brings the right anchoring.

What Happens If It Rains on My Water Slide Rental?

Light rain is usually no problem for a water slide rental since everyone is already getting wet, but we keep an eye on the forecast and will work with you to reschedule for thunderstorms, lightning, or high wind. Safety always comes first, so heavy weather means we pause.

Texas weather can turn on a dime, so we stay flexible. If a storm is rolling in on your event day, reach out early and we will talk through your options, whether that is shifting the time or moving to another date. Our goal is for your party to happen safely, not to leave you stuck.

For more on planning around the weather, see our post on Texas weather and your party rental and the main water slide rentals guide.

What happens if it rains on my water slide rental?

Light rain is usually no problem since everyone is already getting wet, but we monitor the forecast and will work with you to reschedule for thunderstorms, lightning, or high wind. Safety comes first, so heavy weather means we pause.

How Far in Advance Should You Book a Water Slide Rental?

For summer weekends and holidays, book your water slide two to four weeks ahead, since the most popular slides sell out fast in North Texas. For dates outside the busy season, a week or two is usually plenty, and we are always happy to help with last-minute requests when we have availability.

The earlier you reserve, the better your pick of slides, themes, and delivery windows. Summer is our busiest stretch, so if your party lands between May and September, sooner is smarter.

Ready to lock in your date? Browse our water slides, read the full water slide rentals guide, or contact our team to check availability.

How far in advance should you book a water slide rental?

For summer weekends and holidays, book two to four weeks ahead since the most popular slides sell out fast. Outside the busy season a week or two is usually plenty, and we welcome last-minute requests when we have availability.

What Is Included in a Water Slide Rental?

Every Clown Around water slide rental includes delivery, professional setup, secure anchoring, a safety walk-through, and pickup at the end, plus the blower and hose connections needed to run it. You supply the water spigot and a power outlet, and we handle the rest.

Our crew arrives ahead of your start time, sets the slide on your chosen spot, anchors it, tests it, and shows you the simple safety rules. When the party is over, we come back and pack it all up. No heavy lifting and no cleanup on your end.

See everything we offer on the water slide rentals page, read the full water slide rentals guide, or contact us to book.

What is included in a water slide rental?

Every rental includes delivery, professional setup, secure anchoring, a safety walk-through, and pickup, plus the blower and hose connections needed to run it. You supply the water spigot and a power outlet, and we handle the rest.