Celebration bouncy castle 20x20ft

Celebration Bouncy Castle 20ft x 20ft Hire

The celebration bouncy castle - sometimes called a balloon bouncy castle or a wedding bouncy castle - is a large 20ft by 20ft inflatable with a green and purple arched entrance decorated across the top with bright balloons, stars and streamers. The pillars carry printed champagne bottles and fireworks bursts, and the internal walls repeat the same party artwork. It is a festive-looking castle that reads as a celebration piece rather than a children's-only product, so it fits at a wedding or a corporate event just as naturally as it does at a child's birthday.

At 20ft square it has a good deal more floor area than the smaller celebration bouncy castle we keep in the fleet, so a decent group can bounce at once. The fitted rain cover keeps light weather off, which means it can go up on a lawn, a hard-standing area, or inside a village hall or marquee - you just need enough headroom for the cover, which sits a couple of feet above the castle walls. The floor is padded in blue sections, with a purple base around the edge and a low blue step at the front so children and adults can climb in without a scramble.

Who it suits

We see it go out for weddings and engagement parties, birthday parties for children and adults, anniversaries and family gatherings, school fun days and fêtes, corporate fun days, charity events, and community celebrations. If you are looking at the all-ages princess bouncy castle or the big top bouncy castle, this one sits in the same sort of bracket - large enough for adults, smart enough in its design not to feel out of place at a wedding, and bright enough that children take to it straight away. Komal booked a castle from us at short notice and wrote afterwards that "the bouncy castle was loved by all", and David said his "went down very well with the children and grown-ups".

Bouncy castle hire across Hampshire, Surrey, Sussex and London

We have run Monster Event Hire from our unit on South Leigh Road in Havant since 2002. The kit is all ours - we own the fleet outright, and the person who delivers and sets your hire up works for us, not for a sub-contractor you have never spoken to before. Every inflatable carries a current PIPA tag, traceable against the national database, and our in-house RPII inspector oversees all testing. Risk assessments are available for every piece of equipment, and every member of staff has passed the RPII operator and supervisor exams, holds a first-aid certificate, and is enhanced-DBS registered. The electrics are PAT tested annually. We carry £10 million public liability insurance, with the certificate available on request, and we hold additional licensed-premises cover so we are cleared to work at pubs, clubs and licensed venues.

Delivery, setup and collection come as standard across Hampshire, Surrey, Sussex and London. If you would like a quote, give Joanne a ring or send us a message and she will work out a price that accounts for where you are, how long you need the kit, and whatever else you are hiring alongside it. You can also browse the rest of our bouncy castles range.

Frequently asked questions

How much space does the 20x20ft celebration bouncy castle need?

The castle itself is 20ft wide by 20ft deep by 13ft tall. You need a flat area larger than that - allow roughly 25ft wide by 20ft deep to leave room for the blower at the back and access around the sides, and at least 14ft of overhead clearance if you are using the fitted rain cover indoors or in a marquee. Grass, hard-standing and indoor floors are all fine provided the ground is level and there are no sharp objects or overhanging branches.

What does the celebration bouncy castle design look like?

It has a green and purple arched entrance, with the top arch covered in colourful balloons in yellow, pink, purple, red and blue, alongside stars, streamers and squiggly lines. The pillars are purple and feature printed champagne bottles, fireworks-style bursts, stars and ribbons. The internal walls are green with more balloons, stars, streamers and champagne bottles. The floor is made of padded blue sections on a purple base, with a blue front step. It is bright and party-themed without being tied to a particular character or franchise, so it fits a wedding marquee or a village hall as comfortably as it does a back-garden birthday.

What is the difference between the 20x20ft celebration castle and the 15x16ft one?

Same theme, different size. The 15ft x 16ft celebration bouncy castle has the same balloon-and-champagne artwork but a much smaller floor area. The 20x20ft version has considerably more bouncing space, which means it takes more guests at once and works better for larger events, adult groups, or any booking where the castle is the main attraction rather than one of several. If you are tight on space or have a smaller guest list, the 15x16ft is often the better fit, and it still takes adults.