
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 Uptown, Chicago start at $11, and the typical item costs about $346.50, across 504 options from Chicago-area rental partners. Delivery to Uptown 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 Uptown
| 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 Uptown
The lakefront is the other half of Uptown. Montrose Beach and Montrose Harbor, with its wide lawn and skyline views, are a popular place for picnics and large family parties, and the nearby lakefront paths are popular for walking and gathering. Everything out there is managed by the Chicago Park District, so permits and rules come first. Lake wind is a real factor, so we'll steer you toward heavier chairs for anything near the water.
Uptown is also home to a deeply international community, with Vietnamese, Chinese, Ethiopian, Latino and other cultures along Argyle Street and Broadway. Banquets, weddings and New Year celebrations often fill restaurants and halls with long rows of round tables. If you're laying out a big room, send us your headcount and the floor plan and we'll build a table and chair count that matches how you want guests to sit.
Skyline views and open grass for large family parties, subject to Chicago Park District permits and lake wind.
Games & kids here: Parks usually require permission for inflatables and often a generator, since there is no outlet nearby.
Uptown's old entertainment buildings host concerts and special events, often with their own furniture and load-in rules.
Games & kids here: Venues may require proof of insurance from the inflatable company and limit where units go; ask before you book.
Restaurant and hall banquets for weddings, Lunar New Year and milestone birthdays, usually with large round-table layouts.
Games & kids here: Venues may require proof of insurance from the inflatable company and limit where units go; ask before you book.
Courtyards and rooftop spaces suit smaller parties, with stairs and narrow entrances to plan for.
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.
FAQ
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