Bouncy castles and inflatables are not suggested for use in rain, high winds, or snow owing to health and safety issues and equipment damage, so not only will it put users at danger of injury, but it will also cause wear and tear and damage to your bouncy castles. If it does happen to be safe to use one in these conditions, make sure it is well maintained and watch out for any exposed wires or tubes. If you do have to host an event in bad weather, be sure to contact us first to see if it's possible before you start planning the day. Some venues may require you to pay extra to use their facilities if it's going to cause problems for them. For example, some cafes and restaurants ask you to keep noise levels down at night so they can offer their service with as few disturbances as possible. Many people think that using a bouncy castle is a cost-effective way to entertain guests, but this isn't always the case. In addition to the initial set-up cost, there are other expenses such as prizes, food, and drink that can add up quickly if you're having an event for many people. It's best to plan ahead when hosting an event like this so you don't end up spending more than you expected.