It might be very wet at the moment, and with the UK getting battered by storm after storm, we've not been able to do a lot of outdoor bouncy castle hire recently. As you might now, bouncy castles can't be safely used in strong winds of over around 24mph, and the wind recently has topped 90mph! A lot of our inflatable jobs recently have been indoors, and while indoor bouncy castle hire is great during a lot of parties and celebrations, there's nothing more quintessentially summery than a blazing hot day, with the kids on a bouncy castle and the adults enjoying an ice-cream! (Please don't let your kids take ice-cream on our bouncy castles!)
Getting ready for the Summer Parties - Summertime fun with Beyond Bounce
We're operating all over huge parts of London and Kent this year; some of the areas we're operating in are:
- Bexley and throughout Bexleyheath
- Bromley
- Crayford
- Dartford
- Erith
- Sidcup
- Swanley
- Welling
However, we're pleased to hear from you if you are holding events anywhere in London or Kent this summer - whether it's a huge party for the whole community, or a small event for just your family, Beyond Bounce would love to be there for you!
Hiring bouncy castles for the summer
Traditionally, the winter months are a slower time for bouncy castle hire companies like ourselves, and if you make a booking with us for a party in the colder months, there's a good chance we'll have the product you want available. However, things get a lot busier over summer, and we work on a first-come first-served basis, so if you're looking to hire a bouncy castle this summer, then you'll want to book as far ahead in advance as possible to avoid disappointment.
We'll help you out as much as we can, and thanks to the wide selection of party hire products and inflatable games we've got, we can usually find something that will suit your event if you get in touch last-minute, but we can't make any promises!
Make sure your summer party isn't a wash-out - book with Beyond Bounce today! Check out our contact us page to get started.
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