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Event & Party Portable Toilet Rental

Event porta potty rental covers festivals, races, fairs and private parties, with units sized to how many people come, how long the event runs and whether there's a bar.

A long row of blue portable restrooms lined up under an open sky

What it is

When event restrooms are planned right, nobody talks about them. When they're not, the line to the restroom is what people remember.

Three things decide how many units you need: how many people are coming, how long the event runs, and whether there's alcohol. A bar makes a big difference. We'll work through the numbers with you before anything is booked.

Key facts

  • A common starting point is one unit per 50 guests for about four hours.
  • Longer events and a bar both mean more units.
  • Events open to the public usually need at least one accessible unit.
  • Add handwashing stations where food is served.

Why people choose it

Sized to your event

We look at guest count, hours and whether there's a bar together, instead of applying one flat number to everyone.

Placed to avoid long lines

Two smaller groups of units in different spots usually beat one big group at the edge of the site.

Accessible units

Public events usually need accessible units, and permits often check for them. We'll include them in the plan.

Handwashing where there's food

If food is served, handwashing stations belong nearby. We can add them to the same order.

Good for

  • Festivals, fairs and community events.
  • Races, tournaments and ball fields.
  • Outdoor concerts and performances.
  • Private parties, reunions and graduations.
  • Food truck rallies and markets.

Before you book

Alcohol means more units

People use the restroom more often when there's a bar. Planning guides add capacity for it, and so should you.

Plan for the rush, not the average

Everyone goes at the same moments: halftime, between sets, right after the race. Size for those peaks.

Your permit may set a minimum

Many permitted events have restroom and accessibility requirements written into the permit. Read them before you settle on a number.

Book early for spring and fall weekends

Those weekends fill up first. The earlier you call, the more options you'll have.

Common questions

How many porta potties do I need for my event?
A common starting point is one unit per 50 guests for a four-hour event. Add more for longer events and when alcohol is served. Tell us your guest count, hours and whether there's a bar, and we'll help you land on the right number.
Do I need handwashing stations?
If food is served or handled, yes. Health rules for temporary food events usually require them, and guests appreciate them anywhere people are eating.
How far ahead should I book?
As soon as your date and location are set. Spring and fall weekends are the busiest, and accessible units are often the first to go.

More answers on the FAQ page.

Need portable toilets for an event?

Tell us your dates, the address and roughly how many people. We'll take it from there.