How much does it cost to rent a carnival in Atlanta?+
Three packages, priced by how many tents come out. One tent with four games is $345 for the first hour, two tents with six games is $475, and three tents with eight games is $575. Additional hours are $100 on the one-tent package and $125 on the larger two, up to four hours. Every package includes prizes, music, and staff running each booth.
Do you have carnival rides, or just games?+
Games and booths, not rides. We don't operate mechanical rides — no ferris wheels, no carousels, nothing requiring an inspection certificate. What arrives is a striped-tent midway: booth games with targets and scoring, small prizes, and a staff member working every booth. For a party at a house or on a school field, that's the carnival feeling without a crane and a permit.
How much space do I need?+
A flat 30 by 30 foot area, clear of obstructions. Grass or pavement both work, so a lawn, a driveway, a parking lot, or a school blacktop are all fine. The ground needs to be level enough that game boards sit square, with a clear path wide enough to wheel equipment through. If you're unsure whether your spot works, send a photo when you inquire and we'll tell you.
Do I need to provide helpers?+
Two for the one-tent package, three for the two- and three-tent packages. Their job is handing out prizes and keeping lines moving — our staff run the games themselves. Most hosts use a couple of parents or older siblings. If you'd rather nobody at your party be working, the Fully Staffed Host add-on is $120 per hour and replaces those helpers entirely.
Do you serve Marietta and the rest of metro Atlanta?+
Yes. Our crew is based north of the perimeter and covers Marietta, Kennesaw, Roswell, Alpharetta, Woodstock, and Smyrna, working across Cobb, Cherokee, Fulton, Gwinnett, and DeKalb counties. Locations outside our standard service area may carry a travel fee. We quote it alongside your package price before you book, never after.
What's the difference between yard games and carnival games?+
Yard games are things guests pick up and play on their own — cornhole, giant Jenga, ladder toss. Carnival games are booths: a striped tent, a target, a scoring rule, a prize, and someone running it. The difference guests notice is structure. Kids queue, play, win something, and move to the next booth, so twenty-five children stay busy instead of drifting.
What happens if it rains?+
We'll work with you to reschedule to a future date. If rescheduling isn't possible, your deposit is refunded. The deposit is what secures your date and time when you book, and the balance isn't due until the day before the event, so a weather cancellation never leaves you paid in full for a party that didn't happen.
Do the kids win prizes?+
Yes — small prizes come with every package, handed out at the booths as games are played, so every child walks away with something. Plenty of hosts add their own on top, whether that's candy, small toys, or a bigger grand prize for a final game. Pass extras to our staff at setup and we'll work them into the booths.