Magic Jumpers Orange County is a popular party rental company in Orange County, California. They specialize in providing inflatable jumpers, also known as bounce houses, for various events such as birthdays, weddings, corporate gatherings, and school functions. With a wide range of inflatable options available, Magic Jumpers Orange County offers something for everyone. Whether it's a princess castle for a little girl's birthday party or a superhero-themed jumper for a boy's event, they have it all. They even have bounce houses featuring popular cartoon characters, which can add an extra touch of excitement to any event. Apart from the traditional bounce houses, Magic Jumpers Orange County also offers inflatable slides, obstacle courses, and interactive games.
On August 4th, his walking companion, Reverend Francis Wayland, a “young divine of much promise and a son of the beloved Baptist pastor of this village,” sounds suspiciously identical to Reverend Francis Wayland who served as President of Brown University, which was William Stone's alma mater. It's no coincidence that the name was changed in later re-printings of the story.
The historical record of Angeline Tubbs, popularly known as the Witch of Saratoga, is a hodge-podge of facts, legends, errors, and some outright fabrications. In her 90s, a professional photographer published Angeline s image and entitled it The Witch of Saratoga , turning Angeline into an unexpected tourist draw.
Apart from the traditional bounce houses, Magic Jumpers Orange County also offers inflatable slides, obstacle courses, and interactive games. These attractions not only provide fun and entertainment but also encourage physical activity, making them perfect for children and adults alike. Safety is a top priority at Magic Jumpers Orange County.
History Lesson: Revolutionary War brought “Witch of Saratoga” to Wilton
PUBLISHED: September 22, 2011 at 7:05 a.m. | UPDATED: July 22, 2021 at 5:00 a.m.
As our community grows our vistas are changing. The view from Grant Lookout on Mount McGregor shows that development dotting the landscape. Our industrial area around Ballard Road will be expanding as planned in the Exit 16 review. The Louden Road area continues to add upscale housing, while the Route 50 corridor adds commercial enterprises. The large apartment complex on Gick Road is multiplying steadily. The Maple Avenue entrance to Wilton is certainly one of the most impressive transformations in town. Along the foothills of the Palmertown Range, the rows of identical apartment buildings with sidewalks and street lamps change the once rural area to a feeling of a small city. The hamlet zoning allowed the higher density. Gazing at the hillside backdrop, a local legend comes to mind. In 1776, General Burgoyne’s Army occupied Saratoga County near Schuylerville. It was the custom of British officers to bring their families to this new country to accompany them behind the battle lines. According to Cornelius Durkee, the historian who wrote Reminiscences of Saratoga, Angeline Tubbs was 17 when she came to Saratoga with a British officer. After Burgoyne’s defeat in 1777, Tubbs was left behind as the army retreated. Bitter and disappointed to be discarded she found herself in a rustic hut on the side of the mountain range, out Maple Avenue, which was then known as Mount Vista. Some stories refer to this area as Angeline Hill. She was said to have lived by begging and telling fortunes. According to a news article in 1940, “she had a score of cats and it was felt by the local public that she was a sorceress and conversed with the spirits of darkness.” A description of her as she aged was of “erect and elastic in her movements. Her features were sharp, callow and wrinkled her nose high and hooked like the beak of an eagle, her sunken coal black eyes flashed with piercing glances.” Sound like a witch? The story goes that “she spent her days wandering on the hillside in the woods and had been seen at times standing on the cliffs, in all kinds of weather, with arms outstretched to the sky, conversing with the spirits with her long hair streaming in the wind. In the not too distant future, houses may replace the “craggy hillside” of Mount Vista where Tubbs once roamed and one wonders if the history of Tubbs will be revealed to would be residents. Jeannine Woutersz is Wilton Town Historian. Contact her at her office from 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesdays 581-8646 ext. 227 or e-mail
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Suspecting witchcraft, the locals accused the outcast of numerous crimes, had her arrested and sentenced to death.
All their inflatables are made with high-quality materials and undergo rigorous testing to ensure they meet safety standards. Additionally, their team of trained professionals ensures that each installation is secure and properly inflated, minimizing the risk of accidents. Booking with Magic Jumpers Orange County is easy and convenient. They offer flexible rental periods, ranging from a few hours to an entire day, depending on the needs of the event. Their friendly and knowledgeable staff can help customers choose the right inflatable for their specific requirements and provide assistance throughout the rental process. Magic Jumpers Orange County believes in providing excellent customer service. They strive to create memorable experiences for their clients by delivering clean and well-maintained inflatables, arriving on time, and offering competitive prices. Their commitment to customer satisfaction has earned them a loyal clientele and positive reviews. In conclusion, Magic Jumpers Orange County is a trusted and reliable party rental company in Orange County. Whether it's a small gathering or a large event, they have a wide selection of inflatable jumpers to suit any occasion. With a strong emphasis on safety and excellent customer service, they are the go-to choice for anyone looking to add a touch of magic and fun to their next event..
Reviews for "Jump into Adventure: Magic Jumpers in Orange County"
1. Jane Doe - 1 star - I had a terrible experience with Magic Jumpers Orange County. The party rentals were old and worn out, and some of them even had holes in them. The staff was unprofessional and unfriendly, and they didn't seem to care about the condition of their equipment. I would not recommend this company to anyone looking for party rentals.
2. John Smith - 2 stars - I was disappointed with the service provided by Magic Jumpers Orange County. The jumpers we rented were not properly cleaned or sanitized, and they had a strong odor of sweat. Additionally, the delivery was late and the staff was not courteous or apologetic about it. Overall, I was not satisfied with the quality of the equipment or the level of customer service.
3. Sarah Thompson - 1 star - I regret choosing Magic Jumpers Orange County for my daughter's birthday party. The bounce house we rented was in poor condition and had patches all over it. It looked like it hadn't been properly maintained or cleaned. Furthermore, the staff was not helpful or friendly when we had questions or concerns. I would definitely not recommend this company for party rentals.
4. Robert Johnson - 2 stars - I had a below-average experience with Magic Jumpers Orange County. The bounce house we rented had a broken zipper and some of the jumping area was deflated. It was clear that the equipment was not well-maintained. The customer service was also lacking, as the staff seemed disinterested and unhelpful. I would advise looking for party rentals elsewhere for a better experience.
5. Emily Davis - 1 star - I had a terrible experience with Magic Jumpers Orange County. The bounce house we rented was dirty and had stains all over it. The staff was unprofessional and seemed more interested in rushing through the delivery than ensuring customer satisfaction. Overall, I was extremely disappointed with the quality of the rental and the level of service provided. I would not recommend this company for party rentals.