Are your rides insured and for how much?
Be sure to ask this question! Most states require that a company carries at least a 1 million dollar liability policy. Ask for a copy of the policy and it’s always a good idea to ask to be listed as additionally insured. If the answer to this question is no than run don’t walk!
Will your staff Stay On Site?
Certain rides such as Mechanical Bulls, Rock Walls, Mechanical Rides, Bungee Trampolines, larger inflatables etc must be staffed by a professionally trained staff person. Other units such as smaller inflatables can be run by volunteers but make sure they are fully trained by your rental companies staff. Also make sure that there is a person from the rental company staying on site to supervise the volunteers.
Everybody looks forward to a great party. Who doesn't love to let their hair down with friends from time to time? A memorable party is one in which you show up, grab a cold drink from the cooler or something delicious off the buffet. You look around the room and see that everybody there seems to know everybody else, and before you know it everyone is standing around in little groups, talking and laughing like mad. It's especially fun at company parties, employee mixers, and other, similar events. And, if everybody doesn't know one another already, a well-planned party with games and events can help make all the attendees feel like they have something to share and talk about.
The holidays are the busiest travel season of the year. Families from all over the map fly back home for Christmas, Thanksgiving, and New Years. It's also the biggest time for parties and events, whether it's family gatherings, friendly gettogethers, or company parties. With extended families, competition for holiday event times can get pretty fierce, so it's important to make sure that your holiday party preparations really shine. If your guests get a half-dozen invitations for a shindig around the holiday season, you want to make sure that your event is the one that they can't miss!
Halloween has come a long way over the years. Far from just tricks and treats for the kids, Halloween has become the second-largest commercial holiday in the country, right on the heels of Christmas. Halloween is also one of the biggest party holidays of the year, especially for college students, over fifty-percent of whom throw or attend a Halloween party every year, and almost forty-percent of whom attend professionally-staged haunted house attractions in the Halloween season.
It's that time of the quarter, the one that everyone from the big boss on down to the interns dread: corporate party time. And whether you're working in a skyscraper downtown or an office in the suburbs, there is no avoiding the inevitably awkward team-building exercise weekend. It would be like something from a sitcom, except it's your life: the product launch party where nobody quite knows how relaxed they're allowed to be, so you all go about stiffly trying not to smile too broadly. Now there's something to look forward to! TGIF? Not quite…
Laser tag has become one of the most popular trends in party entertainment across the nation. Although arena laser tag has been around since the early 80s, the activity (sometimes considered a sport) has gained significant interest in recent years, prompting those in the novelty and amusements industry to create outdoor versions of laser tag that can be set up and played in an outdoor party setting.
Summer has officially arrived and with it comes the annual company outdoor event. Planned well in advance, an outdoor company event can be a great opportunity for employees, management, and their guests to gather together in an informal setting and interact, socialize, network, and have fun. Corporate outdoor events have been utilized since the dawn of the company picnic as a way for the company to say "thank you" to their employees. Some company outdoor events are also designed to build commonalities between employees, as well as stimulate communication and teamwork between individuals or departments within the organization.