
Bounce house
15' x 15' inflatable, needs 20' x 20' and power
$291.50each
North Side · Games & kids
Bounce house and party game rentals in North Center, Chicago start at $11, and the typical item costs about $346.50, across 504 options from Chicago-area rental partners. Delivery to North Center is priced per order, usually $150 to $400 depending on distance, stairs and timing, and one free itemized quote covers delivery, setup and pickup.


15' x 15' inflatable, needs 20' x 20' and power
$291.50each

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Prices are based on local rental companies' published rates plus our booking fee. Your final quote is confirmed by the rental company for your date and venue.
Planning for North Center
| Guests | You will need about |
|---|---|
| 50 guests | 1 bounce house or combo unit |
| 100 guests | 1 combo unit + 2 yard games |
| 150 guests | 2 inflatables + 3 yard games |
| 200 guests | 2-3 inflatables + games for adults |
Want exact counts for your floor plan? Try the seating planner or see what games & kids cost in Chicago.
Celebrating in North Center
The mix of corner taverns, parish halls and restaurants with back rooms makes North Center a hub for casual celebrations. Backyards run deep, and alley garages usually give a straightforward drop-off for tables and chairs. A common request is a family party for forty or fifty guests where the guest list outgrows the dining room, so a clean quote for tables, chairs and linens often does the job.
Because North Center sits near the river and a dense grid of residential blocks, parking on event days can be tight, especially around school events and festivals. We ask for the street, the alley access and any parking restrictions up front, so the crew knows where to stage. A short planning call is usually all it takes to settle the details.
Deep lots with alley access suit graduation parties, baptisms and cookouts.
Games & kids here: Measure the yard: most bounce houses need a flat space about 5 feet larger than the unit on each side, an outlet within 50 feet, and no overhead wires.
Gyms, cafeterias and halls around the neighborhood host auctions, dinners and communion parties.
Games & kids here: Indoor inflatables need ceiling height: check the clearance, since most units stand 13 to 16 feet tall.
Back rooms and patios fit rehearsal dinners and milestone birthdays for mid-size groups.
Games & kids here: Venues may require proof of insurance from the inflatable company and limit where units go; ask before you book.
Small park spaces suit casual parties, with Chicago Park District rules for permits and rentals.
Games & kids here: Parks usually require permission for inflatables and often a generator, since there is no outlet nearby.
How to plan
A standard 15x15 bounce house needs about 20x20 of flat ground plus a power outlet within 50-100 feet.
Plan one adult supervising each inflatable at all times.
Concession machines need supplies (kernels, sugar, cones) priced per batch.
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