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Millers Jump Time Entertainment — Party & Event Rentals

Foam Blocks

Soft foam building blocks for toddlers and younger kids — a dry-use add-on for dry slides and pool-style inflatables.

$35Standard Event Rental

About this rental

Foam Blocks are a set of soft, lightweight foam blocks that kids can build with, stack and play with. They're intended as a dry-use add-on for our dry slide and pool-style inflatables, giving younger children something to do at the bottom of the slide or in a nearby play area between turns. Foam Blocks are for dry use only and are not foam-party solution.

Why you'll love it

  • Soft, lightweight foam blocks for building and stacking
  • Dry use only — not for use with water
  • Intended to pair with dry slides and pool-style inflatables
  • Especially suited to toddlers and younger children
  • $35 per rental; we own one set

Planning your setup

  • Foam Blocks are for dry use only, so they're not a fit for water slide setups or wet-mode rentals. Plan to place them on a flat, clean area away from sharp objects, such as the bottom of a dry slide or a nearby play space. Adult supervision is recommended while children play with them. We have one set, so they're available to one event at a time.

Frequently asked questions

Are Foam Blocks the same as a foam party?

No. Foam Blocks are soft foam building blocks for play. They are not foam-party solution and don't produce foam.

Can Foam Blocks be used with a water slide?

No. Foam Blocks are for dry use only and are not compatible with water use.

What are Foam Blocks meant to go with?

They're intended as an add-on for dry slides and pool-style inflatables, giving younger children extra play space at the bottom of the slide or nearby.

Is supervision needed?

Adult supervision is recommended while children play with the blocks.

How many sets are available?

We have one set of Foam Blocks, so they can be reserved for one event at a time.

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