A dance floor for $59 delivery
Altamonte Springs is inside our 15-mile zone — about 14 road miles from the shop — so a dance floor here gets the flat $59 delivery, on its own or as part of a tent package. Quinceañeras and Sweet Sixteens in Spring Lake Hills and Sanlando Springs take the 12×12 or 16×16 in the backyard; church celebrations off SR-434 take the 20×20 in the fellowship hall; anniversary parties take the 12×12 on the lanai. One dark walnut finish, three sizes, every price on this page, installation included.
Level, indoors or out
Outdoors the floor sits on a sub-floor that levels it; the crew checks the grade first and sets the floor on the flattest spot. Many Altamonte backyards are older lots with mature oaks — the floor goes where the ground is smooth, clear of the roots. Indoors the panels go straight down on a hall floor. Tell us the door the truck can reach and whether there are stairs.
Which size
- 12×12 — up to about 50 guests; a Sweet Sixteen, an anniversary party on the lanai.
- 16×16 — 80–100 guests; the quinceañera floor under a 20×40 tent.
- 20×20 — 120–160 guests; the church celebration, the big reception under a 40×40.
Rule of thumb: three square feet per guest on the floor at once, about a third of the guests dancing at any moment. Under a 20×40 tent the 16×16 fits with ten rounds.
Parks
Cranes Roost Park events go through the city’s special-event process; Sanlando Park and Eastmonte Park pavilions are reserved through the county and the city. Once approved, send us the load-in time and we install inside it with a certificate of insurance on request. A dance floor needs no permit; a tent over 900 square feet needs the city’s $50 permit — see our Altamonte Springs tent page.
The rest of the package
A 20×20 or 20×40 high peak tent, tent lighting, rounds with linens, padded or folding chairs and a skirted bar go in the same checkout — one $59 delivery, one crew.