Bring the midway home. No parking, no ticket booths, no lost kids.

Six stations. The inflatable skee-ball is the boardwalk classic and the biggest draw, with a ramp five feet long and a built in ball return. The giant ring toss uses a numbered target mat and oversized rings. The beanbag toss banner hangs from a frame, doorway, fence, or wall so guests can fire beanbags through the target openings. The wooden disk drop is a pegged, carnival-striped board on its own folding table, where you drop a disk in the top and it bounces down into a numbered slot. The fish game is a handmade dry land fishing pond with two rods and numbered catches. And the Granny Pants game puts four players inside giant inflatable pants while teammates throw two dozen beach balls for them to catch. Every station comes with its own sign, and the crate also includes tickets or punch cards and a guest flow guide.

Yes, and that is new. The entire lineup is dry now, so there is no water and nothing to drain, which means an indoor midway actually works. The deciding factor is floor space, and it is the Granny Pants game that sets the bar, because four players need open floor to stagger around in without hitting furniture. The giant ring toss needs a flat spot for the mat plus a tossing lane. The skee-ball is easier to place than most people expect, and the toss banner is vertical while the disk drop and fish game have small footprints. Gyms, church and community halls, event rooms, finished basements, and large garages are the usual winners. Share your room dimensions in your quote request and we will map the fit. Indoors we anchor the inflatables on sandbags rather than stakes.

It is exactly as ridiculous as it sounds, and it is the reason people book this crate. Four players step into enormous pairs of inflatable granny pants that come up to about chest height. Teammates then throw two dozen beach balls at them, and each player has to catch as many as possible in the pants by waddling, squatting, and lunging around. Most balls in the pants wins the round. Kids can play it just fine, though teens and adults tend to get the most competitive about it, and it is the single easiest way to pull parents out of the folding chairs and into the party. Give it open, level floor, because players genuinely cannot see their own feet.

A typical backyard fits the Jamboree Midway with stations arranged for easy flow. Company and school layouts want more room, such as a large yard, a park area, a school field, or a gym. Indoors, give the Granny Pants game its open floor first and the ring toss its tossing lane, then fit the skee-ball, the banner, the disk drop, and the fish game into the gaps, since the banner is vertical and the other three have small footprints. Share your space in the quote request and we will map the fit before you book.

The stations are designed for all-ages fun, so little kids, big kids, teens, and adults can all jump in. The scoring on the ring toss and the toss banner is forgiving enough for young kids to land points immediately, the fish game is a favorite with the youngest guests, and Granny Pants is competitive enough that adults get genuinely invested. The inflatable skee-ball is rated by its maker for ages six and up, so plan on the younger children playing the other five stations. A supervising adult should keep lines moving and younger guests in view.

Yes, and the Grand Midway is built for exactly that. Layout support is available depending on date, location, and staffing, and everything is confirmed in your quote. Indoor venues are now fully on the table, which makes school family nights and winter company events much easier to plan.

No, prizes are not included. The crate brings the tickets or punch cards so guests can work their way around the midway and keep score, but the prizes themselves are yours to choose. Most customers prefer it that way, because they can match the prizes to their crowd, set their own budget, and hand out things their guests actually want rather than generic carnival trinkets. Dollar store toys, candy, homemade ribbons, and gift cards for the grown-up categories all work well.

Often, yes. Parks can have their own rules about reservations, permits, parking, and delivery access, and inflatables sometimes need specific approval. Tell us which park when you request your quote and we will help you think through the details.

By default this is a self-setup rental. We deliver the crate, you set the stations up using the included step-by-step guides and station signs, and we pick everything up afterward. If you would rather not build it yourself, add the setup help option for $100 and the two of us will position the stations, hang the banner, and set out the signs for you. Either way, our job is delivery and setup. We do not host, emcee, or staff the games, so the party itself stays yours to run. For the Grand Midway at a company, school, or venue event, layout support can be added, and we will spell out exactly what is included in your quote.

The skee-ball inflates with the electric pump that comes in the crate, so plan on one accessible outlet for setup, and a hand pump comes along as a backup if you are somewhere without power. Once it is inflated, the ring toss, beanbag toss banner, wooden disk drop, fish game, and Granny Pants game need no power at all. If you are adding the popcorn machine, that needs its own outlet.

With six stations running, you can keep a good-sized crowd busy at the same time, since guests rotate on their own once the signs and punch cards are out. That self-service flow is the whole point of a midway. For larger headcounts, the Grand Midway can add stations so lines stay short, and the guest flow guide includes suggestions for running the midway as a timed circuit when you want more structure.