Party City

One of the people working there was extremely rude just because I didn’t pick up a small item from the floor. While I agree I should have done this, it is no reason to talk to your customers like that and threatening them you will ask them to leave the store.

It’s a pretty Big store with just about everything you will need. Everything here is usually very well organized by section. The only time to avoid it is Halloween when this place goes from Party city to Party Zoo! everyone is there and they all want the scariest hairiest costumes! ok maybe not but… You get my drift.
Overall if you are having a party stop on by and get what you need! They will more than likely have whatever it is. They also have a huge selection on balloons and blow them up for you… Just make sure you have enough room in your trunk to keep them that way.

This place blows…
up balloons. For a reasonable fee.
Sure, there’s the standard oversize sombreros, Uncle Sam getups for Independence Day (or a freaky Friday around the house? Furries were so 2012), and enough Over The Hill party swag to kill the guest of honor (as if time wasn’t doing a good enough job), but there’s also the balloon station.
Colors spanning the rainbow and every overlap therein, you can grab ‘em by the handful at 30¢ a piece (50¢ for sparkly, shimmery Priscilla, Queen of the Desert latex) or opt to have them inflated tied and bundled for a bit extra.
Here’s the thing: if you plan on renting an in-​house helium tank and inflating your own, you may want to consider something economist nerds would call opportunity cost.
Your goal — 40 red and green balloons inflated and strung for the office Christmas party. Hopefully, this year won’t mark the return of mistletoe hat-​wearing Marcus from accounting and his ass-​Xeroxing escapade of 2012. Butt anyway…
40 deflated balloons @ 30¢, plus $ 30 tank ($ 75 refundable deposit) = $ 42.00
Pro: Fairly compact, save the tank. You can see out of your rear view mirror.
Con: Return trip necessary. Inflate your own, must purchase ribbon. Fly-​aways guaranteed.
40 balloons inflated, tied and bundled at iParty = $ 37.00
Pro: Shit’s done (on to spiking the punch!) No return trip necessary.
Con: Car full of inflated balloons may be subject to Up type shenanigans. Transport carefully.
My only beef with this place is for a fully staffed balloon inflation station, only one of the three employees are actually inflating balloons. The others are (a) supervising, and (b) doing inventory. They’re flipping balloons, folks, not hot tubs. Help knock down the rush a bit.