Stop use when rain creates unsafe conditions
Lightning, standing water, severe-weather warnings, unsafe footing, changing anchors, or electrical concerns mean guests should leave the inflatable and move to appropriate shelter.
Do not restart use until the installed equipment, site, and weather conditions are acceptable under the unit instructions and Wow Inflatables’ current decision.
Light rain is not automatic permission to keep bouncing
A dry bounce house can become unsafe when the jumping surface, entrance, blower, cords, anchors, or surrounding ground are wet or compromised. The amount of rain is only one part of the decision.
Compare dry-slide rental options only after confirming a suitable venue, surface, clearance, and approved setup.
Water slides still close for storms
A water slide is designed for its approved wet setup, but that does not make it safe during lightning, severe weather, unsafe wind, standing water around electrical equipment, or a changing anchor site.
See how much wind is too much.
For ordinary water-play preparation, review the water-slide setup requirements; the weather decision still controls whether use can go ahead.
Primary safety sources
This guide combines verified Wow Inflatables operating boundaries with current public-safety information. It does not replace the selected unit’s manufacturer instructions, the current rental agreement, venue rules, or an emergency warning.
