| Game types | Shooting, roping, toss, action inflatables, bounce |
|---|---|
| Staffing | Some come with our attendant, some a volunteer can run |
| Power | Inflatables need blowers, toss games often need none |
| Space | From a few feet to about 20 ft square per game |
| Best for | Hoedowns, company picnics, school fairs, birthdays |
| Rule of thumb | One game per 25 to 40 guests is a sensible start |
Shooting games
Foam ball and Velcro shooting games are our most popular add-ons because they are quick and competitive. Choose the Western shootout inflatable with Velcro darts, the Wild West shoot-off with a floating ball target, or the Outlaws Teeth shootout. We also rent full shooting galleries.
A short final at a set time, with the top scores going head to head, pulls the crowd together and gives the host a natural moment to hand out prizes.
Riding and roping
Our Rodeo Roper has a player on a horse rope a moving calf, and the Ambush riding game mixes riding with target shooting. Lasso the Longhorn is a simpler roping game that needs no power.
Toss games and action inflatables
Low-tech games like Sombrero Toss and Conk the Crow fit anywhere and suit little kids. For more energy, the Log Slammer has four players dodging swinging logs, and the Stage Coach Bounce gives younger guests a themed bounce house.
What's included with your game rental
We deliver every game with your ride, set it up, and take it all away at the end. Games that need an attendant come with one of ours, and for simple toss games we show your volunteer how to run them. We plan blower and power needs and leave clear walkways between stations. A package bundles a ride and games in one booking.
Building a mix for your event
A corporate hoedown needs games adults will play in work clothes, so shooting and roping beat bounce houses. A kids' birthday wants toss games and a bouncer, with one ride for older children. A school fair with hundreds of guests needs fast games, so lean on toss games and Velcro shooting. For a wedding, keep it to one or two games near the cocktail area.
- Mix ages: pair one adult-friendly challenge with one easy toss game
- Mix noise: a loud action inflatable next to a quiet toss game spreads the crowd
- Add a photo option like old time photos for guests who do not want to play
Questions people ask
How many games do I need?
Start with about one game per 25 to 40 guests, plus the main ride. Adjust for how long the event runs and how many kids attend.
Can I rent games without a mechanical bull?
Yes. Plenty of school fairs and picnics book games only. A bull just gives the event a centerpiece.
Do the games need staff?
Shooting galleries and riding games come with our attendant. Toss games can usually be run by a volunteer.
How do I book?
List the games and rides you want on our quote form with your date and guest count, and we will put it together.
