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Party & Event Porta Potty Rental in St. Cloud
Graduation parties, reunions, church festivals and tournaments. Clean, stocked units dropped before guests arrive and gone after.
Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. · Same-day delivery when you call in the morning
Updated · Reviewed by Parker, owner
St. Cloud and every town within 80 miles: Stearns, Benton, Sherburne, Wright and beyond.
Same-day delivery when you call in the morning. Planned drops get a set window.
Standard for job sites and parties. Flushing or a trailer for weddings. Accessible for public events.
Weekly pump-out, cleaning and restock included on rentals over a week.
One itemized quote: unit, delivery, pickup, service and tax. No surprise fees.
How many porta potties for a party?
A 100-guest, 4-hour party needs 2 standard porta potties. A 200-guest, 6-hour graduation party needs 3. Add 1 unit for every 5 when alcohol is served, at least 1 wheelchair-accessible unit for public events, and 1 hand wash station for every 4 units when food is served.
Size your event in 10 secondsCount it in ten seconds.
A 100-guest, 4-hour party needs 2 standard porta potties. A construction crew of 10 needs 1 unit with weekly service. Add 1 unit for every 5 on the chart when alcohol is served, and make at least 1 unit wheelchair-accessible at public events.
The event chart we use follows Portable Sanitation Association International (PSAI) planning guidance. Crew numbers show the OSHA legal minimum next to our recommendation. See the full chart and worked examples.
Estimate only. Call (320) 205-2511 and we will confirm the count for your site.
When will the units arrive and leave?
Event units arrive the day before your event and leave the day after. For a Saturday or Sunday event, we usually deliver Friday and pick up Monday at no extra charge. Weekday events get a delivery window the day before. Every event unit arrives cleaned, stocked and ready.
Graduation party season in Central Minnesota runs from late May through June, and those weekends fill up. Book two or more weeks ahead for a June Saturday. Read the graduation party guide.
Where should event porta potties go?
Event porta potties should go on level ground, close enough that guests can see them but downwind of food and seating, about 50 to 100 feet away. Group them in one spot with a hand wash station at the exit side, and light the path if the event runs past dark.
- Keep doors facing away from tables and the street.
- Leave a 10-foot-wide path for our truck to reach the units.
- Place the wheelchair-accessible unit on the firmest, flattest spot with a clear route.
- Large festivals: plan more than one cluster so lines stay short.
Questions people ask before they bookStraight answers, before you call.
How much does a porta potty for a party cost in St. Cloud?
A standard porta potty for a weekend party usually quotes at $225–$350 all-in, including Friday delivery and Monday pickup. Deluxe flushing units run about $300–$450.
Can I rent a porta potty for just one day?
One-day rentals are priced as an event rental, which covers delivery the day before and pickup the day after at no extra cost.
Do I need a permit for a party porta potty?
A unit on your own property generally needs no permit. Events in city parks or streets usually need a city event permit; ask your city clerk.
Will the unit be clean when it arrives?
Every event unit is pumped, washed, deodorized and stocked with toilet paper and sanitizer before delivery.
Do I need hand wash stations at a party?
Hand wash stations are strongly recommended whenever food is served. Plan one station for every four units.
What if my event is rained out or moved?
Call us as soon as you know. Changes made 48 hours or more before delivery are free; see our rental terms.
Book event units before your weekend fills
Call now. Talk to dispatch, not a call center.
Call before your crew or guests arrive. We confirm the delivery window, the unit and the full price on the same call.
(320) 205-2511Phones answered Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m.. After hours, send the form and we call you first thing.