The Lifeguard
Certified. Trained. Watching the water — nothing else.
Every booking comes with a certified lifeguard whose only job is safety. Not entertainment, not games — just trained eyes on the water, the whole time.
Cannonball Pool Parties
Don't Worry,
Be Splashy
A Certified Lifeguard for Safety.
An Activities Director for Fun.
Introducing a Lifeguard Company
that Brings the Party
The Activities Director
Running games. Bringing energy — creating core memories.
Your Activities Director keeps the games going — Marco Polo, Sharks and Minnows, and more. We call this person a Pool Jockey, aka "PJ Splash."
Why a Certified Lifeguard matters
81%
of child drownings happen at a home — yours, a friend's, or a neighbor's.
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
88%
of children who drown were supposed to be supervised by an adult.
Safe Kids Worldwide
More adults ≠ safer
At a pool party, everyone assumes someone else is watching.
Children's Health (Dallas)
20 seconds
Drowning is silent. A struggling child can go under in less than 20 seconds — no splashing, no yelling.
Safe Kids Worldwide
That's why every Cannonball party comes with a certified lifeguard whose only job is watching the water.
Pick Your Package
The Original Cannonball
$199 for 2 hours
Add a 3rd hour: +$90 ($289 total)
1 certified lifeguard
[Short package description — coming soon.]
Most Popular
The Cannonball Party
$329 for 2 hours
Add a 3rd hour: +$150 ($479 total)
1 certified lifeguard + 1 Activities Director (Pool Jockey)
[Short package description — coming soon.]
Up to 12 kids included. 13–20 kids: +$175 (adds a second lifeguard). Max 20 kids, 3-hour max per party.
How It Works
- 1
Pick your package
Two options, both with a certified lifeguard. Pick the one that fits your guest list.
- 2
Tell us about your party
Send the date, the address and how many kids are coming. It takes about a minute.
- 3
We show up and you relax
Your lifeguard and Pool Jockey get set and take it from there — you're a guest at your own party.
What Parents Say
I spent the whole party in a lawn chair for the first time in my life. The lifeguard never once looked at her phone.
Our Pool Jockey ran games for two hours straight and not one kid asked to go inside. That never happens.
I was the mom who kept asking who was watching the pool. Turns out it was one person, on purpose, the entire time.
Questions?
Straight answers to what parents ask us most, before you book.