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Measure the full width, length and height of the setup area. Please also check gates and the path our crew will use to reach it.
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Obstacle Courses
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An obstacle course is a wonderful choice for children who like to keep moving and try something new. They can crawl, climb, weave through obstacles and race a friend to the finish—then line up and do it all again.
Whether you are planning a birthday, school field day, church gathering or company event, we can help you choose an option that fits your space and age group. Our team delivers, sets everything up and returns for pickup, so you can focus on enjoying the day.
A few quick details will help you avoid surprises and make it easier for us to recommend the right course for your event.
Measure the full width, length and height of the setup area. Please also check gates and the path our crew will use to reach it.
Recommended ages vary by course. Share the age range of your guests and we will gladly help you narrow down the choices.
Rush and Danger Zone need one outlet each; Fun and The Big One need two. Every blower needs a separate circuit within 70 feet. We provide the extension cords.
Measure the complete setup area before deciding. The four options range from 32 to 58 feet long, and each one offers a different trip to the finish.
One of our two shortest courses. Children can move through obstacles and tunnels before reaching the slide.
Learn more about the RushThe same 32-foot length as the Rush with a narrower setup area. It includes tunnels, obstacles, climbing sections and a tall slide.
Learn more about Danger ZoneThis course includes push-through barriers, pop-up obstacles, a climber and slide. It is one of our longest choices with the lowest height requirement.
Learn more about the Fun CourseThe Big One includes tunnels, obstacle poles, climbing sections and two slides for a longer trip from the starting point to the finish.
Learn more about The Big OneAn inflatable course gives guests something to do together. They can cheer each other on, race through in turns and come back for another try.
A course is a fun choice for children who want more than an open jumping area. They get several activities to explore while enjoying a little friendly competition with their friends.
A clear beginning and finish make it easier for groups to participate in turns. Obstacle courses work well for field days, youth events, fundraisers and larger family gatherings.
Add an active challenge to company picnics, employee appreciation events and intern gatherings. Tell us the participants' ages so we can help you identify an appropriate option.
Obstacle courses need more room than many traditional bounce houses. A few measurements and setup details will help prevent surprises on delivery day.
Before reserving, check the entire setup area and the path our crew will use to reach it.
San Jose permits air jumpers only in designated areas. Confirm the park's rules and approved setup location before reserving an obstacle course.
Golden Jumpers delivers obstacle course rentals to homes, schools, churches, parks and event locations throughout San Jose and nearby communities. Select a city below for local delivery information, or call us if your location is not listed.
Your attention should be on your guests and event, not transporting or installing a large inflatable.
Open any question below for a quick answer.
A traditional bounce house gives children an open area to jump and play. An obstacle course adds a path with tunnels, barriers, climbing sections and slides, giving guests more activities and a chance to race through in turns.
Recommended ages vary by course. Most begin at age four or five, while the Rush Obstacle Course is listed for ages 4–15. Tell us the participants' ages if you need help comparing the available choices.
Our current courses require between 32 and 58 feet of length, 13 and 16 feet of width, and 14 and 18 feet of height. Always use the listed Space Needed dimensions for the exact course you are considering.
Rush and Danger Zone each require one outlet. Fun and The Big One each require two. Every blower must use its own electrical circuit, and each outlet must be within 70 feet of the inflatable. We provide the extension cords. Ask our team about generator power when suitable circuits are not available.
Yes, when the park permits inflatables and the approved area works for the selected course. Park events may require a permit, generator power, insurance documentation and a specific delivery schedule.
Send us your measurements or a photo of the setup area. We would rather help you confirm the space, power and access now than leave you worried on the day of your event.
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