The Fall Festival — 4-Unit Halloween Package
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4-unit Halloween package • Ages 2 & up • School festivals & church trunk-or-treats
The one that adds a game — and that changes everything. 🎃
Three bounce houses at a festival is three lines. This package is built differently: a bounce-and-slide combo, a giant pumpkin, a four-player knockout game, and a toddler playland. Four different things to do, which means the crowd spreads out instead of stacking up.
The Haunted Wrecking Ball is the piece that earns its keep. It runs four kids at a time, a round lasts under a minute, and it's the thing spectators gather around. Games move a crowd in a way bounce houses can't — and that's the difference between a festival that flows and one where everybody's waiting.
Package pricing
$150 less than booking the four separately
Zombie Apocalypse at $350, Haunted Wrecking Ball at $400, Jumpin' Jack-O'-Lantern at $300, and Haunted Hideout at $400 comes to $1,450 booked individually. As a package it's $1,300 — one date, one delivery, one crew, one invoice, one COI.
⏱ How long do you want it?
Base covers up to 6 hours. For a four-unit setup, the upgrades matter more than they do on a smaller booking — there's simply more to install and more to tear down.
Standard rental. Workable if your event window is tight and you're flexible on when we arrive.
Four units take longer to install than one. This buys the margin so we're finished well before your first guest shows up, not racing the clock alongside your volunteers.
We install the day before and collect the next morning. On event day you're not watching for a truck, not directing a crew, and not standing around at 9pm while four units come down. For a four-unit festival this is the one we recommend without hesitating.
Friday before 2pm through Sunday after 2pm, or Saturday before 12pm through Monday after 12pm. If you're running a Friday festival and a Sunday event, this covers both on a single setup — and per hour it's the cheapest rate we offer on anything.
Pick your length when you choose your date. Lock the date in with 25% down — balance due before delivery. October weekends go first and this package uses four units, so availability tightens faster than it does on a single item. Book the date, upgrade the length later if you need to.
📦 What shows up at your event
Main attraction
Bounce area and a full slide in one 30-foot unit, wrapped in zombie artwork with a Zombie Crossing sign on the end. It's the piece older kids head straight for, and combining bounce and slide means one footprint doing two jobs. Runs completely dry for October.
See the Zombie Apocalypse →
The line buster
Four kids on four pedestals, one swinging ball, last one standing wins. Rounds are over in under a minute, so a crowd cycles through fast — and everyone waiting is watching, which is the opposite of standing in a line. There's a giant spider on top and it's visible from across a parking lot.
See the Wrecking Ball →
The photo
A giant pumpkin you bounce inside. This is the one that ends up on the church Facebook page and in the school newsletter, which is worth something the following year when you're promoting the event again.
See the Jack-O'-Lantern →
Ages 2–8
A soft walk-in playland for the littlest kids. Low obstacles, gentle slide, nothing a three-year-old can fall from. Every package we build includes something like this, because the toddlers are who gets forgotten and their parents are who leaves early.
See the Haunted Hideout →🏆 Why this combination works at a festival
A game changes the math
Bounce houses hold a group for a while. A knockout game turns over every 45 seconds and gives everyone waiting something to watch. One game does more for crowd flow than a third bounce house would.
Covers the older kids
Fifth and sixth graders lose interest in a bounce house fast. The Zombie combo's slide and the head-to-head Wrecking Ball are what hold them — and holding them is what keeps a festival from thinning out at 7pm.
Nobody ages out
Haunted Hideout covers 2 to 8, the bounce houses cover the middle, the Wrecking Ball covers the big kids. Four units, no gaps, nobody standing on the sidelines.
Scare level
Spooky — monsters, not nightmares
A cartoon zombie and a big spider. No fog, no strobes, no sound effects, nothing that jumps out. Kids around five and up think it's great. If your crowd skews toward preschoolers, or it's a church event where you want everything gentle, The Trunk-or-Treat package is the friendlier lineup — and the Haunted Hideout in this package is still completely mild regardless.
📏 Space, power & setup
Total space needed
About 2,150 sq ft
Overhead clearance
25 feet — check this first
Power
4 outlets, one per unit
Zombie Apocalypse
34' × 18' × 17'
Haunted Wrecking Ball
24' × 18' × 25'
Jumpin' Jack-O'-Lantern
22' × 22' × 20'
Haunted Hideout
24' × 26' × 12'
Age range
Ages 2 & up
Surface
Grass, asphalt or concrete
⚠️ The Wrecking Ball stands 25 feet tall. That's taller than a two-story house. Before you book, look up at where you'd put it — power lines, tree branches, gutters, light poles, and roof overhangs all matter. It's the single most common reason we have to relocate a unit on delivery day. If you're unsure, send us a photo and we'll tell you.
They don't have to be in a row. Those are individual setup footprints — spread them around your lot however the space works, as long as each unit has a flat pad and an outlet within 100 feet. Spreading them out is actually better for crowd flow than lining them up.
✅ What we need from you
- Flat space for four units — about 2,150 sq ft total
- 25 feet of overhead clearance where the Wrecking Ball goes
- Four working outlets within 100 feet of the setup spots
- A delivery path wide enough for a hand truck
- Area clear of debris, sticks and animal waste
📦 What we bring
- Professional installation by our trained crew
- Blowers, extension cords and proper anchoring
- Tarps underneath where needed
- Full takedown and haul-away when you're done
☔ Zero-Risk Weather Policy
Bad forecast? Reschedule or cancel for a full refund as long as you tell us by the night before. Once we install and the event starts there are no refunds — so we'll help you make the call before install day. October in Ohio is unpredictable and you shouldn't have to gamble on it.
🕒 Delivery window
We contact you 24–48 hours ahead to confirm. The free Anytime option is a 24-hour window. Want it tighter? A 2–4 hour window is +$35, a 60-minute window is +$75. On a four-unit install, tell us about gates, locked lots, or anyone we'll need to meet.
🎪 Bigger, smaller, or add on
Going bigger? The Big Event — $1,700
Five units, and it brings in the Giant Inflatable Corn Maze — a walk-through everyone can do, including grandparents. That's the piece that turns a kids' event into a community one. Plus the Monster Mash obstacle course and two carnival games.
See The Big Event →
Smaller lot or younger crowd? The Trunk-or-Treat — $900
Three units, all gentle, and a much smaller footprint at about 1,450 sq ft with no 25-foot clearance requirement. If your space is tight or your crowd is mostly under eight, this is the better fit.
See The Trunk-or-Treat →Don't forget the stuff everyone forgets. Cotton candy and snow cones for a ticketed booth, tables and chairs for face painting and tired parents. Add them to this booking and it all comes on the same truck.
Add concessions →❓ Common questions
How much space do I really need?
About 2,150 sq ft total: 34' × 18' for the Zombie combo, 24' × 18' for the Wrecking Ball, 22' × 22' for the Jack-O'-Lantern, and 24' × 26' for the Haunted Hideout, plus room to walk around each. They don't need to be adjacent. The bigger constraint is usually height, not floor space — see the next question.
What's this about 25 feet of clearance?
The Haunted Wrecking Ball inflates to 25 feet at setup — taller than a two-story house. Power lines, tree limbs, light poles, gutters and roof overhangs are all problems. This is the most common reason we have to move a unit on delivery day, and occasionally the reason we can't set one up at all. Look up at your spot before you book, and if there's any doubt, text us a photo.
Is the zombie stuff too scary?
It's a cartoon zombie on the side of a slide, not a horror prop. No fog, no sounds, no strobes, nothing that moves or jumps out. Kids around five and up find it funny more than frightening. If your crowd skews toward preschoolers, The Trunk-or-Treat package is the gentler option. And the Haunted Hideout included here is completely mild either way.
Can we swap a unit?
Yes. Call us and we'll build it around your event — swap the Wrecking Ball for a carnival game, trade the Zombie for an obstacle course, whatever fits. The price adjusts to match. This lineup is just the combination we've found works best at a school or church festival.
Does any of it need water?
No. The Zombie Apocalypse is a wet/dry unit but we run it completely dry for fall events — no hose, no wet kids, no soggy lot. Everything else in the package is dry-only.
How many kids can this handle?
Four units with a game in the mix moves a crowd considerably better than four bounce houses would. If you're expecting a headcount you think might overwhelm it, call us with the number — we'd rather point you at The Big Event than have you spend the night watching a line.
Can you provide a certificate of insurance?
Yes, free of charge, and one COI covers the whole package. Most schools and churches require it. Tell us who to name and we'll send it over. We're fully insured and state licensed.
What if it rains?
Our Zero-Risk Weather Policy lets you reschedule or cancel for a full refund as long as you tell us by the night before your event. Once we install and the event begins there are no refunds, so we'll help you make the call before install day.
Do you set it all up and take it down?
Yes — all four units, anchoring, and full takedown. You don't lift anything. We'll walk the space with you when we arrive and place everything where it works best for your layout.