Fair Packages & Sponsorships

School fairs and festivals. We've been planning them here for decades — let us help you pick right.

Choose against your goal

• Selling ride-all-day wristbands? Throughput is everything. More medium units, fewer slow anchors.
• Selling tickets per attraction? A couple of premium draws people will pay extra for — rock wall, archery tag, zorb balls.
• Running a sponsor booth model? Attractions are the traffic magnet. Place them so sponsor tables sit in the queue path.
• Raising money on games? Dunk tank. Nothing else converts like a teacher in a tank — and the money machine is the second best per square foot.
• Want it simpler? Ask about our sports packages and carnival packages — pre-built bundles instead of picking unit by unit.

We don't just drop off games

• Site visit. We walk your campus, check where power actually is, and measure the setup area before you commit.
• Layout and crowd flow. Queues that don't cross food lines or block a fire lane, and an anchor visible from the entrance.
• Throughput sizing. We match the mix to your headcount and open hours so kids keep moving.
• References. Ask and we'll give you names of other schools we work with.
• Attendants available so your parent volunteers aren't operating a rock wall.

The practical stuff

• Power: dedicated 20 amp circuit per blower within 100 feet. On a field with no outlet, we rent generators — one per inflatable.
• Water: hose connection within 50 feet for wet units. Splitters available.
• Access: 36 inches of clearance for a bounce house, 42 for a bigger game.
• Insurance: $3 million coverage, with a certificate naming your school at 4.5% of the order. Send us the district's required wording.
• Supervision: one monitor per unit, 200 lb per rider.

Common questions

How far in advance should we book a school fair?

Six to eight weeks, and earlier for October and late-May dates — those are the two windows where every school in the parish competes for the same equipment.

Do you do custom packages?

Yes. That's most of what we do for fairs. Tell us the goal and the budget and we'll build to it.

Will you come look at our campus first?

Yes, and you should let us. A site visit catches the problems — no outlet where you want the slide, a gate too narrow for the obstacle course — while they're still fixable.