Why choose an obstacle course
- High throughput for busy events and large groups
- Strong visual presence and crowd appeal
- Competitive, repeatable gameplay
- Suitable for a wide range of ages
Big footprint. Big engagement.
Explore the range
We offer a wide range of obstacle course designs to suit different spaces and audiences.
- Fun runs – classic layouts with obstacles and slides
- Assault courses – larger, more challenging units for events
- Multi-part courses – extendable setups for bigger attractions
- Themed obstacle courses – added visual impact and variety
- Sealed air units – fast setup and flexible use
- Toddler courses – smaller, age-appropriate designs
Built for commercial use
All Airquee obstacle courses are designed for regular hire and event environments.
- High-quality PVC for durability and easy cleaning
- Reinforced structure for long-term performance
- Strong stitching across key stress points
- Designed to meet EN14960 standards (the European safety standard for inflatable play equipment)
Built to handle heavy use, event after event.
Designed to scale
Obstacle courses can be adapted to suit your space and event size.
- Modular sections for extended layouts
- Options for small setups or large-scale attractions
- Flexible designs for indoor and outdoor use
Modular or single piece: which do you need?
A single-piece course is quicker to set up and suits smaller sites, garden parties and smaller crews. A modular course comes in sections that link together, so you can run part of it for a small booking and the full length for a sports day, festival or corporate event.
More sections give a longer run and more obstacles, but they also mean more setup time, more staff and more van space. If you’re moving up to larger bookings, a modular inflatable obstacle course lets you size the course to each job.
Perfect for a wide range of events
Obstacle courses work across multiple sectors.
- School sports days and fundraisers. Look for side-by-side lanes so pupils can race each other, a layout that keeps the queue moving, and a course designed to EN14960.
- Corporate team-building events. An adult inflatable obstacle course turns team building into a race. Side-by-side lanes and timed runs make it a team competition, and Airquee’s design team can brand the course for a client or sponsor.
- Festivals and community events. A festival needs a giant inflatable obstacle course that handles crowds all day and draws people across the site. A long multi-part course givesyou headline scale, and you can run it shorter at smaller events.
- Leisure centres and attractions. A course gives sessions and parties a headline activity that suits a wide range of ages, and its PVC is easy to clean between groups.
- Hire businesses expanding their range. An obstacle course sits alongside your bouncy castles as a bigger-ticket item, so you can quote for the whole event rather than a single unit.
- Event companies. Owning a course, rather than hiring one in, means you control availability, branding and setup at every event you run.
Why Airquee
We design and manufacture everything ourselves, so you get a product that’s built properly from the start. Airquee has designed and manufactured commercial inflatables since the late 1990s, for hire companies, leisure centres, event organisers, schools, councils, holiday parks and family entertainment venues.
- In-house design and production
- Proven builds based on real hire use
- Fast turnaround on stock and custom builds
- A team that understands your business
Built to drive bookings
An inflatable obstacle course for sale is one of the most reliable ways to increase booking value and event engagement.
For a hire operator, an obstacle course opens up bookings a bouncy castle can’t win: school sports days, festivals and corporate team-building days. For an event company, owning the course means no hire-in fee each time and full control over when and where it runs.
More users. More activity. Better return.
How much does an inflatable obstacle course cost?
The price of an inflatable obstacle course depends on its length, the number of sections, the theme and any custom branding. A multi-part assault course costs more than a single-unit fun run. Ask the Airquee team for a quote on any course in the range above.
How many sections should an obstacle course have?
Size it to the largest events you want to win. A single unit suits parties and small sites. Multi-part courses suit sports days, festivals and corporate events, and with a modular course you can run fewer sections on smaller jobs.
What is the best obstacle course for a hire business?
The best inflatable obstacle course for a hire business is the one your customers book most. For bigger school, festival and corporate bookings, a multi-part inflatable assault course with side-by-side lanes gives you scale and competition. The Airquee team can recommend a setup from the range above.
Ready to find the right course?
Browse the range above or speak to the team, and we’ll help you build the right setup. Airquee sells inflatable obstacle courses and assault courses direct to hire operators, event companies and schools, from compact fun runs to giant multi-part courses.
