Obstacle Course Rentals in Tucson, AZ

Pick your kind of chaos.

Two lanes, head to head. The unit that works when the children are too old for
a bounce house and still want to wear themselves out.

For the age a bounce house stops working

Somewhere around eight or nine a bounce house stops being interesting. An obstacle course does not, because it is a race rather than a thing to stand on. Two children go at once, someone wins, and then they both want to go again.

That makes it the unit schools and churches book most. A field day needs something a whole class can queue for and take turns at, and a course moves a line along far faster than a bounce house does.

Room to run

A course is long rather than wide, which is the opposite of every other unit we rent. Measure the length of your space before you book, not the width. Vail and Marana lots usually take the longer courses comfortably; a compact Foothills backyard often will not.

Send us a photo of the space if you are unsure. We would rather tell you before you pay than turn up and not be able to set it up.

Schools, churches and HOA events

We are licensed and insured, and we can send the certificate directly to whoever needs it at your school, church or HOA. Ask when you book.

For a park, the ramada has to be reserved in your name first. Oro Valley and Marana run their own parks; Vail, the Catalina Foothills and Green Valley go through Pima County. Upload the confirmation with your booking and we will check it against your date.