Invest in a Jumping J-Jays jumping castles franchise today

In 2000, after successfully running and testing the jumping castle hire concept for three years, Jumping J-Jays Castles and Slides founder, John Newton made the decision to move his hugely successful company into the franchise world.

Initially the Sydney market was split into defined territories and the Jumping J-Jays jumping castle hire franchise began rolling out. By 2005 the company had 36 franchiseees Australia wide, predominatnly in Sydney, and by the end of 2006, Jumping J-Jays had over 60 jumping castle hire franchises in both Australia and New Zealand, supplying over 500 inflatable castles every week.

All Jumping J-Jays jumping castle franchiese have been strategically placed to maximise some of the best hire rates in the country. The same rates are offered in over 82% of metropolitan areas serviced, which gives customers a better deal, greater choice, and an overall good attitude about business based on fun.

So what does an investment in a Jumping J-Jays jumping castle franchise mean? Purchasing a Jumping J-Jays franchise means purchasing a new business with all new stock and a territory that has not been traded before.

For a small investment that the franchisee is guaranteed to get back in the first year's turnover, Jumping J-Jays jumping castle franchise owners receive the following:
12 new castles
        Blast Off Castle
        Happy Birthday Castle
        Fairy Castles
        Mermaid Castle
        Animal Farm Castle
        Toybox Mini Combo Castle
        Funhouse Medium Combo Castle
        Arctic Mini Interactive Slide
        Water/Dry Slide
        Noah's Ark Medium Interactive
        Clown Mini Combo
        Jungle Jump Medium Castle
        Falling Floor Medium Interactive
a new inflatable fence
12 new ground sheets
12 new rain covers
12 pegs/peg covers
12 second hand leads
12 electric blowers - all with a one year full tag test
a petrol blower
a fully branded 8'x 5' box trailer
street signs
3 fence signs
car signage
home signage
an accessory Kit
a repair and cleaning kit including a vacuum
a new set of uniforms
a hammer; and
a garage alarm.