dba The Inflataparty

949-38-PARTY

**Rental Agreement**
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1. Equipment, Rent and Terms of Rental Agreement:  The undersigned, as lessee, has rented from The inflataparty, as lessor, the above-referenced equipment and related accessories.  The rental fee as stated above is payable in advance of commencement of the start time noted above.

2. Delivery:  Lessee grants Lessor and its agents the right to enter the property at the above-referenced street address (“delivery address”) for the delivery of the above-referenced equipment on or before the start time noted above and subsequent pick up of equipment on or after the end time noted above. 

3. Transportation Expense:  All changes in delivery and subsequent pick-up of the above-referenced equipment with respect to the delivery address are not included in the Rental Fee noted above.  In the event that the equipment is not released to the lessor on or before the end time noted above and at the delivery address, a $50.00 Transportation Fee shall be automatically imposed on lessee. 

(a)    Only compatible age groups and sizes shall play in the inflatable unit at the same time.  The maximum number of riders of each group that may play in an inflatable unit at one time is:

Concurrent use of the inflatable unit must be limited to individuals within one age group.  For example, children age 8 and under should not be using the jumper unit as the same time as teenagers.

(b)     All users MUST REMOVE SHOES before playing in the inflatable unit.

(c)      To avoid neck and back injuries, FLIPS ARE NOT ALLOWED.

(d)    A CHILD’S SAFETY DEPENDS UPON ADULT SUPERVISION.  YOUR PERSONAL SUPERVISION IS ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED.  AS THE LESSEE, THE SAFETY OF ALL USERS IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. 

(e)    Absolutely no “Silly String”, gum, candy, food or other sticky substances are allowed in the inflatable unit.  If upon pick-up such cleaning is required, a $50.00 cleaning fee shall be automatically imposed on the lessee. 

(f)     DO NOT MOVE the inflatable unit from the place where it was installed.  If the inflatable unit moves, pull the corner back to its original location of installation.  CAUTION:  Keep the inflatable unit away from swimming pools.

5. Special Instructions:  Should the inflatable unit begins to deflate: (1) Check the cord connection at the outlet near the motor, and remember to keep only the 100 foot extension cord in the outlet (stronger outlets usually are in the kitchen or laundry room).  (2) Check the circuit breaker at the GFI outlet or the fuse box.  (3)  If the motor is continuing to run, check the air intake on the side of the motor for blockage, and check both tubes at the back of the ARENA ON THE RUN, LLC jumper unit for snugness, re-tie if necessary. (4) If you cannot correct the problem call The Inflataparty at (949) 38-PARTY.

6. Safe Operation Acknowledgement:

LESSEE ACKNOWLEDGES THAT HE/SHE HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED ABOUT AND FULLY UNDERSTANDS THE SAFE OPERATION OF THE EQUIPMENT THAT IS THE SUBJECT OF THIS RENTAL AGREEMENT.  LESSEE AGREES TO OBSERVE AND ENFORCE ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.  LESSEE ALSO REPRESENTS AND WARRANTS THE SAFE RETURN OF THE EQUIPMENT AND HEREBY AGREES TO PAY FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS ($4000) IF IT IS NOT RETURNED.

7. Maintenance:  Lessee agrees to keep the equipment in the same condition as when received.

8. Alterations and Attachments:  No alteration in or attachment to the equipment will be made without prior written approval of lessor.

9. Title To The Equipment:  Lessee agrees to keep the equipment in his/her custody and not to sublease, rent, sell, remove from the delivery address, or otherwise transfer the equipment.

10.  Release Of Liability:  The Lessee shall be in charge of the equipment and is fully responsible for its operation as well as its return in good working order.  Lessor and its members, employees, and agents are not responsible for injury occurring to the lessee or to any other person using the equipment.  Lessee further agrees to defend and hold the lessor and its officers, employees and agents free and harmless against injury or claims.  The lessee shall defend and indemnify the lessor and its members, employees and agents from/against any costs or damages incurred due to claims from anyone and for attorneys’ fees and related costs involving the use or the return of the equipment, should legal action become necessary.

11.  Entire Agreement:  This Rental Agreement constitutes the full agreement between the lessor and the lessee.

12. Rain Policy:  During periods of severe weather conditions (i.e., rain, high winds, etc.), lessor reserves the right to cancel lessee’s reservations.  If lessee chooses to accept delivery of the equipment during inclement weather, there will be no refunds.

Lessor: ARENA ON THE RUN, LLC dba The Inflataparty

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Operating Instructions

When you have an inflatable at your house, you're in charge! Inflatables are fun and easy to watch, but occasionally you might have issues. If something goes wrong, try these suggestions to get back on track.

If the inflatable loses power, don't panic! Help the kids exit the unit quickly but don't scare them- most inflatables have enough air in them to sink gently to the ground, making it tricky to walk but a soft landing. Usually, there is only a roof above and plenty of ventilation through the windows.  Children are more likely to hurt themselves in a panic than they are to get injured by the inflatable itself.

Someone should immediately check to make sure the blower hasn't been turned off or unplugged. Check extension cords as well. It's likely someone pulled the plug from the outlet or tripped over an extension cord and unplugged it. Turn the blower back on and the unit will quickly re-inflate.

If the unit became unplugged because it moved and pulled the plug from the outlet, your unit is not secured well enough. Check the stakes or sandbags and make sure the kids are not playing too wildly (e.g., throwing themselves against the walls).

If everything is still plugged in and turned on, check your fuse box or breaker box. If the breaker has been tripped, see what else is on that same circuit before turning it back on. The circuit is overloaded. Either unplug other items on the same circuit or plug the inflatable into a different outlet on a different circuit.

If other items still work on that outlet (test it with a hair dryer) then the blower is damaged. Call The Inflataparty at 949-38-PARTY and let us know what happened. If anything unusual happened before the blower stopped working (rain, something spilled on blower, something hit the blower) be sure to let us know so that we can determine how to fix the problem.

Wind

 
Winds can be dangerous. Most inflatables carry a notice saying they must be deflated when the winds exceed 25 mph. How do you know how much 25 mph is? The following wind observation table was compiled by the US National Weather Service.

When conditions hit the 25-31 MPH zone, have all children exit the inflatable and turn the power to the blower off. If at any time you notice the wind starting to lift the inflatable off the ground, clear the unit of riders and turn it off until the wind subsides.

Rain

 
Do not use the inflatable in rainy conditions. Wet vinyl is slippery, and children are more likely to fall and knock into each other.

You may leave the unit up and running in light rain as the air pressure prevents too much water from getting into the base. If the rain looks like it's going to last a while or be heavy, do the following:

• Turn the power off
• Remove the blower from the unit and take indoors or to a covered area
• Untie the sandbags or stakes from one side of the unit and fold it over on itself to prevent too much water from getting into the unit.
• If we left you an extra tarp (because it looked like rain), cover the folded inflatable with the tarp.

Be aware that we charge an extra cleaning fee for units caught out in the rain.

Other Instructions

Please refer to Section 4 of the Rental Agreement for rules to follow during the use of the inflatable.