According to the Consumer Products Safety Commission, the following is a list of common hazards in inflatable amusement attraction-related incidents:

Collision of one person with another, especially a larger child with a smaller one, when several children are jumping or sliding at the same time.

Falling out of a jumping balloon or off an inflatable slide onto a hard object outside the attraction device.

Catching a foot or other appendage in some part of the attraction while jumping.

Jumping or sliding head down or attempting flips with a resulting head or neck injury.

Wind gusts unexpectedly blowing over an inadequately secured inflatable attraction thereby throwing children onto the ground or other objects.

Rapid deflation of an inflatable slide upon fan power loss causing children to fall onto the ground or other object.