Who this works for
Any business with parking, grass or a lot and a reason to get families on the property.
- Car dealerships running a weekend sales event
- Apartment communities on a resident appreciation day or a leasing push
- Shopping centers and strip malls building foot traffic on a slow Saturday
- Farm markets, pumpkin patches and u-pick operations
- Restaurants and breweries with an outdoor lot
- Sports organizations at registration or opening day
- Event venues adding a family day to the calendar
Two ways to make the money back
Ticketed: advertise a family day with a $15 kids wristband. Two hundred wristbands on a $1,500 package leaves $1,500 in gross margin plus whatever people spend inside.
Traffic driver: skip the gate price entirely and use the attractions to hold families on the property for two hours instead of ten minutes. Dealerships and apartment communities usually pick this one, because a parent standing at a bounce house is a parent who has time to talk.
Logistics on commercial property
We work lots all the time. Sandbag anchoring, tarp under everything, a sweep for glass and gravel before setup, and cones or fencing to keep the play zone away from moving cars. We will need to know your power situation up front, since a lot has fewer outlets than a backyard and we would rather bring what we need than find out on site.
Certificates of insurance naming your property manager or corporate entity are no problem. Ask when you book.
Pick your scale
A single inflatable and a game corner works for a slow Saturday. A full multi-zone setup with foam, the obstacle course and the bumper zone is what you want when you are advertising the event a month out and expecting hundreds of people.