Carnival Games and Dunk Tanks for Rent

Build the anticipation until the balloon goes pop in Boom Blaster. Players inflate their balloons toward the bursting point, giving competitors and spectators a visible race with a loud finish.

Choose it for guests who enjoy the build-up

The expanding balloon makes the challenge easy to follow between turns. Consider the game for a carnival or party where noise and direct competition fit the programme.

Plan the location and supplies

Place the activity with quieter stations and guest comfort in mind. Discuss the game arrangement, balloon supplies and cleanup with us, including the amount of play you intend during the event.

Turn your handle as fast as you can and try to give your opponent a soaking in Downpour Derby. The physical race builds toward a water finish, giving spectators a contest they can follow.

Make the water race a programme feature

Consider Downpour Derby for a summer activity day, carnival or team celebration where participants are ready to get wet. The direct race offers a different style of competition beside throwing games and dry sports activities.

Agree the round arrangement

Discuss the equipment and operating format with us. Plan how participants will take turns and how the activity will reset, keeping the waiting area separate from the playing positions.

Prepare the wet zone

Include the surface, water access and surrounding activities in your site discussion. Think about spectators, wet participants leaving the station and the route back to the rest of the event. Towels or a change of clothing can be part of the participant preparations.

Bring a golf driving activity into your sports lineup with Golf Driving Cage. It complements putting games by giving guests a different part of the sport to try at your event.

Choose its role in the programme

Consider the cage for a golf-themed celebration or a wider sports challenge where guests rotate between activities. It can be a distinct stop for people interested in their swing rather than another throw-and-target game.

Plan the whole playing area

Discuss the cage arrangement and equipment with us before choosing a location. Include the swing position, waiting guests and neighbouring walkways in the site plan, with the activity separated from general circulation.

Bring the familiar balancing and reaching challenge into a larger physical game with Inflatable Twister. Players try to hold their positions on the inflatable playing surface as the contest develops.

Choose a shared physical challenge

Consider the game for a party, staff activity session or event where guests enjoy taking part together. It adds a different style of play beside target throws, with balance and coordination becoming the focus.

Plan the playing arrangement

Include the whole playing area, the entry point and a place for waiting guests in your layout, with room for spectators to follow the action.

Give guests a course to work through together with Mini Golf (16 Holes). Moving from one hole to the next creates a shared activity that can become a substantial part of a party, community gathering or staff event.

Choose relaxed play or a challenge

Guests can enjoy the course casually or you can propose a scored format for your programme. Think about whether groups will visit during an open activity period or rotate through mini golf as one part of the event.

Plan the route between holes

Include the course layout, player movement and nearby activities in your venue plan. Discuss the hole designs and equipment with us, and allow space for guests to putt and move on without crossing another hole.

Offer a creative change of pace with Spin Art 2 Head. The colour-and-pattern activity gives guests another kind of stop beside sports challenges and carnival target games.

Choose creativity within the programme

Consider a hands-on station at a party or activity day where guests can move between different experiences. A creative stop can help balance a lineup that otherwise centres on competition.

Discuss the materials and format

Ask BC Event Makers about the setup, what guests create and which supplies belong in the booking. Include the station surface, working area and handling of completed work in the event plan.

Make getting wet part of your event with Water Wars. An aiming challenge with a water twist adds another activity to a summer programme.

Choose it for a planned water area

Consider the activity when your guests expect a wet challenge and the venue can accommodate it. Discuss the game format before planning a featured contest or casual turns.

Prepare the site and participants

Share the surface, water access and location in your enquiry. Include the approach for waiting guests and a route for wet participants to return to the event, with towels or a change of clothing considered in their preparations.