Browse by Occasion
The categories sort our kit by what it is. These pages sort it by what your day is, which is usually the more useful question.
Why we split it this way
Most people arrive knowing the event before they know the equipment. An exhibition manager with a 3m by 2m shell scheme has a different problem from a parish council with a field, even though both of them might end up hiring the same Batak wall.
These six pages start from the day rather than the catalogue. Each one covers what the setting demands, which of our 190-odd listed products genuinely suit it, what we would steer you away from, and what we have actually supplied for that kind of event before.
Six kinds of day
Community Event Games
Whole-field packages for gala days, town shows and charity fundraisers
Conference Entertainment
Quieter, sociable kit for refreshment breaks, break-outs and evening receptions
Open Day Games
Getting students and school leavers to walk over and start a conversation
Product Launch Games
Games wrapped in your campaign artwork, with prize mechanics you control
Shopping Centre Promotions
Mall activations, with the paperwork centre management will ask for
Trade Show Games
Stand games that stop people walking past, sized to the stand you booked
If none of those is quite it
Some events are better served by the equipment categories, because the range itself is the answer. Christmas parties, Halloween activations, freshers' fairs, staff fun days, office parties and team building all have their own categories with the full range listed under each.
If you would rather start from the venue, the locations pages cover the halls, arenas and showgrounds we work at regularly, including what we have supplied at each. And if you are still working out what any of this costs, the guides go through pricing, space, power and branding without making you fill a form in first.