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Inflatable Games and Adult Bounce House Rentals for Events
Book a bounce house for adults rental built for grown-up weight, plus sumo suits, gaga pits and obstacle courses your team can race on. We anchor every unit, watch the wind and keep an operator at each attraction until it's deflated.
Why adults love inflatables at work events
Inflatables get people laughing at themselves, and a team that laughs together on Friday talks more easily on Monday.
Outdoor inflatable games level the field. The VP and the intern look equally silly in a sumo suit, and nobody needs skill to bounce. That makes them a natural fit for company picnics, summer socials and family days.
They also work as a contest. Head-to-head courses and joust arenas give departments something to compete over. If that's your goal, our outdoor team building programs build a full schedule around it.
Inflatable games for adult teams
- Bounce houses and obstacle courses. Adult-size bounce houses and racing obstacle courses where two people run side by side. These draw the longest lines, so they suit a big lawn.
- Sumo wrestling suits and joust arenas. A sumo wrestling suits rental comes with padded suits, helmets and a soft mat. A joust arena puts two players on pedestals with foam sticks. Both are easy to watch, which keeps a crowd around them.
- Gaga ball pit inflatable. A gaga ball pit rental is an octagon of inflatable walls where players hit a soft ball at each other's legs. Inflatable gaga pits fit groups of colleagues who want quick rounds.
- Inflatable axe throw and target games. An inflatable axe throwing game uses soft axes and Velcro targets, so it works without the safety cage of real mobile axe throwing. Inflatable dartboards and shooting galleries follow the same idea.
- Rides and specialty units. With a zorb ball rental, players roll and bump inside clear balls. A rock climbing wall or bumper cars suit a bigger site. The cash cube is a booth where guests grab flying bills or vouchers.
You choose attractions by your space and your crowd. We bring the units, the blowers and the people who run them.
For a single ride, see our mechanical bull rental. For booth games with prizes, our carnival games rental pairs well with a couple of inflatables.
What's included
One booking covers the units, the people running them and the cleanup.
Commercial units for adults
Built for adult weight, not backyard bounce houses.
Anchoring
Stakes on grass, or weights on hard surfaces where the maker allows it.
Blowers and cords
We bring them and plan the circuits with your venue.
Operators at each attraction
They brief players and enforce the rules.
Delivery, setup and teardown
We inflate before guests arrive and pack up after the last round.
Bounce house for adults rental cost
You'll know the cost of your full setup before you commit, and the quote takes minutes.
We don't publish prices. Each event gets a custom quote based on:
- Which attractions and how many.
- Event hours and the number of operators.
- Your city.
- Ground surface: stakes on grass or weights on concrete.
- Generators, tents or extra power runs.
Here's what goes into a quote and what to include in your request.
Outdoor events we've built
These two events show the outdoor groundwork that every inflatable depends on: surface, power, shade and a line that moves.
Five Interactive Stations and AV for Capital Group's "I Love LA" Summer Social
Work done: For Capital Group's employees on an outdoor plaza, we put up shade tents, ran power distribution and extra cabling, and four activity operators ran the stations. Hard plaza ground is the kind of site where inflatables need weights instead of stakes.
- Client:
- Capital Group
- Venue:
- Outdoor plaza at 333 S. Hope Street
- City:
- Los Angeles, CA
Inflatables at company events
These frames show the footprint of each attraction and how a crowd forms around it.
Safety, wind and paperwork
Your venue and your legal team get answers before event day, and your guests play on units that stay put.
Wind limits. We follow each maker's wind limit. Where a unit has none, the ASTM F2374 standard sets 15 mph sustained as the default maximum. The CPSC calls any inflatable dangerous to run when wind or gusts pass 25 mph.
Anchoring. Every unit is staked or weighted as its maker specifies. We use sandbags only where the manual allows them.
Weight limits in writing. Before the event, we send you the limit of each unit, so you can brief your guests.
Insurance. We send insurance documents to parks, venues and organizers on request.
If wind picks up, our operators clear and deflate the unit, and we move guests to the next attraction.
Where inflatable days go wrong
Inflatable days go wrong for a few planning reasons. Here's what they cost and how we avoid them.
Units far from the party.
Inflatables at the edge of a park stay empty. We place them within sight of the food and the shade.
Shoes, keys and glasses.
Sharp items tear the vinyl and hurt players. Operators check players at the entrance.
One blower circuit for everything.
Shared outlets trip, and the unit sags with people inside. We plan separate circuits or a generator.
Unclear rules.
Too many players at once leads to collisions. Operators set the number of players and the order.
Not enough room.
A course that doesn't fit forces a last-minute swap. We confirm the footprint with you beforehand.
How it works
Each step has an owner, from your first message to the last deflated unit.
Who's on site
Your staff stay guests. Our people run every unit.
- Attraction operators. One at each inflatable for the whole event. They check players in, explain the rules and stop play if conditions change.
- Event lead. Owns the site plan, works with your venue on access and power, and stays your contact all day.
Inflatables at your venue, in any state
Your event can be anywhere in the country. The crew that plans it is the crew that shows up.
Two bases
Los Angeles and Orlando
We have two bases, Los Angeles and Orlando, and work across the U.S. Our Orlando office and warehouse at 310 N Orange Ave keep Florida and East Coast dates as easy to plan as West Coast ones. We arrange transport, setup and operators together. Send us the city: Orlando, Miami, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Denver, Chicago or anywhere else in the U.S.
Orlando office: 310 N Orange Ave, STE. 201, Orlando, FL 32801Questions
Are adult bounce houses safe?
Commercial units built for adult weight, anchored to spec and run by an operator are made for this. We don't use home bounce houses for adults.
What do we need to rent a bounce house for adults?
Flat ground with room around the unit, an outlet for each blower or space for a generator, and the venue's approval. Send us the site and the ground surface, and we'll confirm the footprint.
Is inflatable gaga ball good for a work event?
Yes. Rounds are short, the ball is soft and anyone can play. It works for groups that want quick games.
Can sumo wrestling run indoors?
Yes, if the ceiling and floor space fit the mat. Send us the room size and we'll confirm.
Is axe throwing safe at a corporate event?
The inflatable version uses soft axes and a Velcro target. There are no blades.
Can you bring an attraction that isn't listed here?
Tell us what you have in mind, and we'll confirm what we can bring for your date and site.
What if it's windy?
Operators clear and deflate a unit when wind passes its limit. The safety section above gives the numbers.
Do inflatables need power?
Yes. Each blower needs an outlet. We plan circuits with your venue or bring a generator.
Can you send a COI to our park or venue?
Yes, on request. The safety section above lists what else we coordinate.
Plan your fun day
Send us the date, the venue and your guest count. We'll check availability right away, and one team will inflate, run and pack up every attraction. Tell us the event type, date, city, expected guest count and budget. Add the ground surface and whether the event is outdoors or inside. Or call +1 213 912 1010
