Confetti House — Attraction in Boardman

Horrible place. Do not rent from them. One price on the website and bill is something totally different. I would give 0 stars if I could. Edit to add: confetti house owner said they’ll refund the whole entire thing and will come and pick up the slide (which I never asked for) I just don’t understand the absurd charge I was hit with on a $300 slide- don’t think that owner understands how customer service work. Why would I ever take away the slide that’s already planted in my yard and my kids have seen it- instead of making the part right that’s making your customer upset- will never rent from them again. ALSO it’s not the first time I’m renting a slide for my kids but I usually use other places- I got in a pinch and had to go with them. Very big mistake. Please explain to me how a slide that’s $325 on your website even with taxes and paying my $75 deposit you’re hitting me with $491 in final balance?!!! That’s absolutely crazy. For this I could’ve rented two slides. Just awful place and the owner is very ignorant to not even try to make right the part that’s upsetting the customer- I could careless about a refund LOL Editing to respond to the “owner”: Hi, Owner. Thank you for taking the time to respond and for the detailed breakdown.

I’m fully aware of what I selected on the website, and I don’t dispute the technicalities of the booking. My concern was never about what was printed in small font — it was about how the overall process was handled and how I was treated when I brought up a concern.

I felt dismissed and talked down to when trying to clarify charges and communicate frustration — and yes, emotions were high on both ends. But to imply that your staff was “assisting” while I was simply being rude feels like a one-sided recap. Good customer service means handling the customer — even a frustrated one — with a bit more grace than a lecture about how “jam packed” your schedule is.

Offering to pick up the rental after delivery wasn’t exactly a solution — that felt more like an “opt-out” than customer care. I didn’t want a refund. I wanted understanding.

At this point, I’m not asking for anything to be “made right.” I just wanted to be heard — not corrected. But I’ll certainly take this experience into account when choosing who to do business with going forward.

Thanks for your message, though the tone is less “kind” and more condescendingly dismissive.

Let me be clear—I didn’t leave a one-star review for fun. I left it because my experience warranted it. Your team may have “reviewed the call,” but cherry-picking what sounds nice while ignoring the actual issue doesn’t change what happened. Offering a refund after the fact doesn’t erase poor communication or how I was treated in the moment. And squeezing someone into your “tight schedule” isn’t a favor when you’re getting paid for it—let’s not twist that into charity.

If your staff “tried to help,” it wasn’t received that way, and perception does matter in business, especially when you claim to care about your community.

I’m sorry you didn’t like the review, but that doesn’t make it unfair—it makes it honest. I’ve said what I needed to say, and I...

I threw a birthday party for my special needs son here. Great aesthetics walking in. However, I was disappointed when I was alerted soon as I walked in to set up, that they were having a problem with my balloon arch. After bringing in food and other things to set up on the tables, I noticed the balloon arch was not an arch, but More of a balloon cluster. For the arch I agreed to it alone was $125., so no I did not expect a huge arch, because their bigger balloon arches are over $300, but we expected the balloons to be in the form of an arch, which they absolutely were not! The two girls helping host our party asked me when I wanted popcorn and cotton candy made, I told the ladies 5pm would be great because guest we’re told the party started at 4:30pm, which would give them time to arrive and be a little tardy. When the ladies came to start the popcorn machine and cotton candy machine, we lost power in the party room. The girls alerted me and said they needed to speak with a manager on what to do., after about eight minutes the young ladies still looked very clueless, and that’s when I offered my cousin who was a guest to help, because he’s an electrician with NASA. He in fact had to get involved and he is what got the power back on in the party room. In the meantime, the popcorn machine started back up., popcorn, began popping all over the floor! Which is where it belonged, because it had absolutely no taste! And a few minutes after that, the power went out where the bounce houses are! It was dark! Kids were screaming! And stuck in the bounce houses, as they deflated! After all said and done when the power finally did come back on, everyone’s favorite bounce house, never fully blew back up correctly. It literally flopped back and forth, the rest of the evening. I spent $703 on my son‘s party with expectations of having everything go great, we had guests from Georgia and Florida, even a few came down from Cleveland. It was embarrassing to have things go the way they did, with several disappointments. I did call and speak with a manager. I felt like my concerns were justified that the lights were only out for five minutes as if that’s even OK. I was only offered to be compensated $125 towards a future party. It would’ve really been nice to been offered that money back and not a credit. Especially when my family and I, will never book here again. Book here at your own risk! I also added photos of my so called...

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