What a Summer! Bringing Fun Across the Country
What a summer it has been!
With one of the hottest and driest summers we've seen in years, our team has been working hard, travelling up and down the country and bringing plenty of fun, laughter and excitement to events of all shapes and sizes.
From Leeds to Scotland, Newcastle to Southampton, Manchester to Harrogate, York, London and Bradford — to name just a few — we've had an incredibly busy few months!
And we wouldn't have it any other way.
From Weddings to Corporate Events — We've Been Everywhere!
Summer is always a busy time for the events industry, but this year has certainly kept our team on their toes.
We've had the pleasure of providing entertainment for weddings, corporate events, family fun days, festivals and community events, creating experiences that get people involved and give them something to remember.
There's nothing quite like seeing a crowd enjoying themselves, whether that's children racing around on a ride, families competing against each other or adults getting stuck into the fun too!
Festivals Are Still Going Strong
Festival season has been another big part of our summer, and there's still plenty more to come.
Our attractions have been popping up at festivals across the country, helping create those colourful, lively spaces that keep visitors entertained throughout the day.
And while the weather has certainly helped bring people out, it's the attractions themselves that keep the energy going!
What's HOT for Us Right Now?
So, what's proving particularly popular at the moment?
Carnival-Themed Events
Carnival-style events have been a big hit this summer. With bright, colourful attractions and plenty of opportunities to get involved, they're perfect for creating a funfair atmosphere at everything from corporate family days to public events.
Our Helter Skelter has been keeping people entertained all summer long. It's one of those classic attractions that instantly creates that traditional carnival feeling — and it's just as popular with adults as it is with children!
Trampoline Trailers
Our trampoline trailers have also been proving popular, particularly at family-focused events where keeping the younger visitors entertained is top priority.
Bumper Cars
Who doesn't love bumper cars?
They're a firm favourite for events where the aim is to get everyone involved, and they're brilliant for a bit of friendly competition!
Rodeo Football
And yes — rodeo football is still going strong!
The football fever hasn't disappeared, and our rodeo football attraction continues to be a big crowd-pleaser. It's competitive, funny and guaranteed to attract a crowd of spectators cheering people on.
Pop-Up Events at Shopping Centres
We've also been busy taking our attractions into shopping centres for pop-up events.
These events are a fantastic way of bringing something different to a shopping centre and giving visitors an extra reason to stop, stay and enjoy themselves.
Our prize-every-time claw machine has been a particular favourite, alongside our carnival side stalls, creating a mini carnival experience right in the middle of the shopping centre.
It's amazing what you can create with the right combination of attractions, games and a little bit of imagination!
And We're Not Finished Yet...
Although we've already covered a huge amount of the country this summer, the season isn't over yet.
There are still festivals, family fun days, corporate events and celebrations to come — and we're looking forward to seeing where the next few weeks take us.
A massive thank you to our hardworking team for keeping everything moving through the heat, the long journeys, the early starts and the busy event days.
And, of course, thank you to every customer, event organiser and venue that has booked us this summer.
From Leeds to London, Scotland to Southampton and everywhere in between — it's been one HOT summer!
If you're planning an event and want to bring something a little different to your guests, we'd love to be part of it.
Here's to the rest of the summer — let's keep the fun going! 🎪☀️🎠
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