
Bounce house
15' x 15' inflatable, needs 20' x 20' and power
$291.50each
West Side · Games & kids
Bounce house and party game rentals in North Lawndale, Chicago start at $11, and the typical item costs about $346.50, across 504 options from Chicago-area rental partners. Delivery to North Lawndale 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 Lawndale
| 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 Lawndale
Douglas Park is the neighborhood's green anchor, with a lagoon, a fieldhouse and wide lawns that fill with reunions and summer cookouts. Pink Line stations at California, Kedzie and Pulaski connect the area to downtown, and Ogden Avenue and Roosevelt Road cut across it. Churches host a lot of the area's major gatherings, from anniversary banquets to graduation breakfasts. The neighborhood's boulevards and park drives are wide and tree-lined, which makes them lovely for photos but narrow for parked delivery vehicles on busy weekends.
North Lawndale has large blocks and many vacant lots, so outdoor events sometimes happen on grass lots instead of formal yards. We plan for soft ground, ask about power and access, and recommend sturdy chairs. A short call is usually enough to confirm your date, guest count and delivery plan. Tell us the lot's surface, the nearest street access and whether a church or neighbor can hold the setup area, and we'll build the plan from there.
Congregations here host anniversary dinners, repasts and graduation brunches for large groups.
Games & kids here: Indoor inflatables need ceiling height: check the clearance, since most units stand 13 to 16 feet tall.
A big space for reunions and picnics; the Chicago Park District manages permits.
Games & kids here: Parks usually require permission for inflatables and often a generator, since there is no outlet nearby.
Historic homes host weddings, showers and family milestones.
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.
Neighborhood events on cleared lots need soft-ground planning and street-closure approval from the city.
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.
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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