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Inflatable Obstacle Course

Inflatable Obstacle Course

Min number of participants 1
Age 3–9 yrs.
Safety support by adult Not required
Min duration 1 h
Cost Medium
Environment Indoor / Outdoor

Bounce, crawl, slide, and scramble through a giant inflatable obstacle course — a high-energy, laugh-filled venue activity that exhausts kids in the best possible way and requires zero preparation.

The Essentials

  • Remove shoes, glasses, jewelry, and anything in pockets before climbing on, staff usually enforce this at the entrance
  • Group participants roughly by size and age when possible so smaller kids are not bounced around by bigger jumpers
  • Slide down feet first and never dive headfirst, even on soft inflatable surfaces
  • Watch the exit points on climbing sections, most falls happen from losing balance near the top rather than during the climb itself
  • Take breaks every fifteen to twenty minutes, the bouncing and crawling tire out muscles faster than expected
  • Follow the one-way traffic flow the course is built for, going against it causes collisions with other jumpers
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