Foam Party, Laser Tag & Party Rentals in Green, OH
Game Craze brings bounce houses, obstacle courses, interactive games and a foam party right to your door in Green. Our crew handles drop-off, setup and a safety walk-through, then breaks everything down when you’re done. Wherever you are in Green, we’ll find your street.
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A Sheet of Five, Ready to Send
Five rentals for five kinds of fun. Pick one, or mix a few for a bigger day.
01Princess Castle ComboCastle towers with a jumping room and a slide in one unit, a favorite for a royal-themed birthday.
20 x 26 ft · 1 circuit
02Mega BounceAn open-top giant with nearly twice the jump space of a standard bounce house, for ages 5 through adults.
24 x 24 ft · 1 circuit
03Full Court PressTwo players shoot head to head, racing to clear every ball to the other side first.
15 x 20 ft · 1 circuit04Radical Run 35Step through cutout doors, weave past the obstacles, climb, then slide out the finish.
35 x 16 ft · 1 circuit
05Laser Tag for TeensUp to eight players with hit-sensing blasters and sound, plus barriers for cover.
30 x 30 ft · no powerSo happy with everyone & everything! Everyone at the party had a great time & was very happy to have the tent for shade & everyone loved the joust! Thanks so much for all of your help!!
Foam Party Cannon
A trained operator runs a professional foam cannon while your guests dance and play. Foam stacks up to about 6 feet deep across an area as big as 40 x 40 feet. It comes with a Bluetooth speaker, foam solution and a foam party backdrop. The foam is biodegradable, unscented and won’t stain.
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Three Routes for Your Party
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Birthdays & family gatherings
Bounce houses, combos and yard games for a birthday, graduation or summer reunion. Browse family celebration rentals.
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School field days & carnivals
Obstacle runs, sports challenges and midway booths for an end-of-year field day or a PTO carnival. Browse school event rentals.
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Church & community festivals
Inflatables, games and snack stations for a congregation picnic or a neighborhood day. Browse church events and community events.
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Good to Know
How close is your warehouse?
Our Norton warehouse is about 13 miles away, around a 22-minute drive, so Green is one of our shorter delivery runs.
My mailing address lists a neighboring town. Do you still deliver?
Yes. Many Green homes have a ZIP code tied to a neighboring town. Give us the street address and we’ll find you.
Which of these needs the most room?
The Mega Bounce needs about 24 x 24 feet, and laser tag needs a 30 x 30 foot field for its barriers. The Princess Castle Combo needs about 20 x 26 feet.
Is laser tag right for younger kids?
It’s best for ages 12 through adults, with up to eight players at a time. For younger guests, the Princess Castle Combo or the Radical Run is a better fit.
What comes with the foam party?
A professional foam cannon with a trained operator, foam solution for your rental time, a Bluetooth speaker and a Game Craze foam party backdrop. Foam can reach about 6 feet deep across an area up to 40 x 40 feet.
Do I need a volunteer?
For most inflatables, yes. Plan on one adult to watch the line for each of the Princess Castle Combo, Mega Bounce, Full Court Press and Radical Run. Laser tag comes with an operator.
Five Hamlets, One Name on the Envelope
- Aultman
- Comet
- East Liberty
- Greensburg
- Myersville
Green started out in 1809, when it was platted and organized as Green Township, about 34 square miles of farms. At the time it belonged to Stark County. When the state created Summit County in 1840, Green was one of two townships it took from Stark. Over the 1800s, five small hamlets grew up inside the township: Aultman, Comet, East Liberty, Greensburg and Myersville. Stagecoach routes ran along what are now Greensburg Road and State Route 241. Residents voted to form a village in 1988, the rest of the township joined in 1991, and Green became a city in 1992.
The mail took longer to catch up. The city counts six ZIP codes within its limits, and each is tied to a neighboring town, most often Uniontown, across the county line (the Green ZIP was used only for post office boxes). For years, many residents wrote someone else's town on their envelopes, and the city says the confusion caused trouble with everything from deliveries to tax paperwork. In September 2025, the Postal Service agreed that every address in the city can use “Green, OH” with its current ZIP code, and the old town names still work too.
Whichever name is on your mailbox, the delivery truck knows the way. Send us the address and we'll bring the party.