Water Slide, Tent & Party Rentals in Springfield Township, OH
Game Craze brings water slides, tents, carnival games, giant yard games and lawn signs to homes, schools, churches and businesses all over Springfield Township. We drive over from Norton, set everything up, walk you through the safety rules and pack it all away when the party ends.
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RIDE OF THE DAYAll Aboard: Five Cars, Five First-Time Picks
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Wet and Wild Water SlideA 21-foot climb and a 43-foot splash run decked out like river rapids.
Ages 5+ · city water
20 x 20 Pole TentClassic staked shade for graduations, reunions and showers.
Seats about 40 · 30 ft square
Smiley Faces Yard GreetingHAPPY BIRTHDAY letters, 12 smiley faces and six balloon signs.
Lawn stakes includedField Day Frenzy Package
A full middle-school field day in one booking: a 60-foot obstacle course, the four-player Hippo Chow Down, the dual-lane Vertical Rush slide and a snow cone machine, all for six hours. This package is booked by schools only.
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Inflatable SlidesRIDE 01
Bounce & Combo UnitsRIDE 02
Carnival Game BoothsRIDE 03
Obstacle ChallengesRIDE 04
Oversized GamesRIDE 05
Hands-On InflatablesRIDE 06
Concession MachinesRIDE 07
Mechanical FunRIDE 08
Photo StationsRIDE 09
Backyard Movie ScreensRIDE 10
Tent RentalsRIDE 11
Table & Chair SetsRIDE 12
Workplace PartiesRIDE 13We have purchased a bounce house for many years now. The grandkids, nieces, nephews and friends kids all love playing and bouncing in it. Well worth the money for the hours of fun it provides!
Posted Ride Rules: Your Questions
1.How far is Springfield Township from your warehouse?
Our Norton warehouse is a short drive across Akron, so morning setups are easy to schedule. Summer weekends book up first.
2.How tall is the Wet and Wild water slide?
It stands 21 feet high with a 43-foot sliding lane, recommended for ages 5 and up. Use city water, since well water can stain the vinyl.
3.How many guests fit under the 20 x 20 pole tent?
It seats up to about 40 people. Plan on a 30 x 30 foot grassy or dirt area, because pole tents are staked into the ground.
4.Is the shooting gallery safe for kids?
Yes. It uses soft foam darts, works for all skill levels and keeps lines moving with quick rounds.
5.Does Giant Party Pong use any drinks?
No. Players toss volleyballs into oversized red cans, so there is nothing to spill. The setup runs about 20 feet long.
6.Can we book the Field Day Frenzy for a school?
Yes, this package is reserved for schools. It bundles a 60-foot obstacle course, Hippo Chow Down, the Vertical Rush slide and a snow cone machine for a six-hour field day.
Lakemore
A Township With a Hole in the Middle
The donut shape
According to the township's facts page, Springfield was laid out in 1806 as a 25-square-mile square. Annexations and the incorporation of Lakemore and Mogadore whittled it down to about 14.7 square miles, which is why the borders look so jagged on a map. The Village of Lakemore, about 1.5 square miles, sits entirely inside the township, like the hole in a donut. A 1994 joint economic agreement with Akron included a promise of no further annexation.
No hometown postmark
Springfield Township has no post office of its own. Even the township hall uses an Akron mailing address, and residents' mail carries the names of nearby post offices instead.
The lost lakeside park
The township history describes Springfield Lake Park, built in the early 1900s, with a merry-go-round, dodge-em cars and a roller coaster that reached out over the lake. Big bands played its dance hall, and interurban cars brought picnic crowds. Accounts differ on why it closed, with the Depression among the reasons given. The lake itself is a natural kettle lake left behind by a glacier.