Foam is slippery since it is mostly made of water, so it’s possible to slip if you’re on tall grass or a smooth, slick surface like glazed tile. To avoid slipping, we suggest everyone avoid running in foamy areas.

As for the environment, we don’t spray foam around a pool because that can be extremely dangerous. We also try to limit running so that kids don’t crash into each other while buried in foam.

The foam solution contains vegetable glycerin and also sodium laurel sulfate, which is a common ingredient in baby shampoo.

It is also safe for grass and does not stain the ground or clothing.

Foam parties are great for all ages.

The number of people in the foam at one time will vary according to a number of factors including average body mass, water conditions at your facility, weather, etc.

We are generally good with about 30 adults/teens or 40 kids in the foam at once. After that we may need to add a second and third foam cannon.

At larger events like schools we can stagger the classes into the foam for 20 to 30 minute intervals.

Foam frolickers should consider wearing bathing suits or shorts and a t-shirt. Younger kids may want to wear eye goggles. Shoes are optional but guests enjoying the party on hard surfaces like concrete or blacktop may be more comfortable with sandals, flip-flops, or water shoes.

An open (uncluttered) area about 30 feet by 30 feet is great. It can be on grass or pavement. Hard surfaces are great but can be hot on the feet at certain times of the year…. so think flip flops or water shoes.

No.  Bubble parties create larger bubbles and the kids can create their own bubbles. For more details see our Bubble Party page.