19 units available · $600 to $3,500
Bounce houses, wet/dry combos, water slides, obstacle courses and interactive games — sold direct, no dealer in the middle. These came out of a working rental fleet, and every one of them goes across the bench in our own repair shop before it’s listed. Pick up in New Hill, NC, 25 minutes from Raleigh.
Why buy from us
Most used inflatables get sold by an operator who wants the unit gone and has no way to tell you what’s actually wrong with it. We repair commercial inflatables for a living. Every unit here has been through our shop, and we can tell you exactly what condition the seams, baffles and liners are in — because we’re the ones who looked at them.
Seams, baffles, stitching, netting and blower tubes checked before a unit gets listed. Anything that needed repair got repaired.
Ask about any unit and you’ll get an honest description of wear, past repairs and what to expect. We’d rather lose the sale than sell you a problem.
Every unit here is rental-duty equipment built for real weekend use — not consumer backyard material.
You bought a unit from a repair shop 25 minutes from Raleigh. When it tears in two seasons, you know exactly where it’s going.
Dry bounce houses and combo units — the everyday workhorses of a rental fleet. These are the units that book every weekend from March through October, which is why they’re usually the first thing a new operator buys and the fastest thing to pay for itself.
$800
Themed bounce house built around a monster truck design, with molded 3D tire art and a bold blue and red body. Same practical footprint as a standard castle, but the theme lets you charge a premium and stand out in a lineup of generic units.
Why it earns Themed units book at higher rates than plain castles for the same delivery cost.
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$1,500
A combo unit in a red, white and blue boxing theme — bounce area plus an attached slide, so one delivery covers two attractions. Combo units are the highest revenue-per-trip inflatable most operators own.
Why it earns One setup, one truck trip, two attractions. Combos justify a much higher rental rate than a bounce house alone.
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$1,500
Dual lane combo in purple and pink castle styling, with a bounce area and two side-by-side slide lanes. The dual lane layout doubles throughput and creates the head-to-head racing that keeps kids in line for another turn.
Why it earns Purple and pink units are chronically under-stocked in most fleets and get requested constantly for girls' parties.
Ask about this unit →Wet units carry the summer. A water slide or wet/dry combo commands the highest day rate in most inventories, and a wet/dry unit keeps earning in the shoulder seasons when it’s too cold to run water.
$2,000
An 18-foot dual lane slide in blue, green, purple and red, with two racing lanes and a splash pool at the base. Tall enough to be the visual anchor of an event without needing the setup space or ceiling clearance of a 20-foot-plus unit.
Why it earns 18 feet is the sweet spot: real height and real presence, but it still fits a normal residential yard.
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$1,500
Tropical palm-and-water themed combo that runs wet or dry. Bounce area plus slide, with a removable pool section so the same unit works for a July pool party and an October fall festival.
Why it earns Wet/dry units have the longest earning season of anything in a fleet. This is the one you rent in April and again in September.
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$1,200
Tropical-themed combo pairing a bounce floor with a curved water slide and splash landing. Purple, blue and palm-green color scheme that photographs well, which matters more than operators expect when customers are picking units off a website.
Why it earns The lowest-priced combo on this list. Good entry point if you're adding your first wet unit.
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$1,500
Mermaid-themed dual lane combo in purple and teal, with bounce area and two slide lanes. Strong themed unit for birthday parties, and dual lane means twice the riders per hour.
Why it earns Themed dual lane combos are the single most requested category for kids' birthday bookings.
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$3,500
The biggest wet unit on this list. A dual lane slide with an extended slip-and-slide run-out lane, in a blue marble finish. Riders come down the slide and keep going down the slip lane, which makes the ride noticeably longer than a standard slide-into-pool unit.
Why it earns Premium unit. This is the one that anchors a large event and justifies a top-of-fleet day rate.
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$1,000
A long single-lane inflatable slip and slide with an arched spray frame over the run. Simple, packs down small, sets up fast, and needs far less space and clearance than a tower slide.
Why it earns Cheap to store, cheap to transport, and it books solid all summer for camps, schools and field days.
Ask about this unit →Obstacle courses are the highest-ticket rentals in most fleets and the hardest to buy new without a serious capital outlay. Buying used is how most operators get into this category at all.
$1,500
From the Venom line, built in 15oz PVC vinyl with reinforcing patches sewn in at the stress points and the “Gator Mouth” system that relieves pressure at 90-degree corners. The slide and sides carry finger-safe netting as part of the No-Jump Top design. Hook-and-loop strips at the exit let it connect to other Venom units.
Why it earns Modular. Buy this now, add another Venom section later, and you have a 60-foot course without buying a whole new unit.
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$1,900
The Radical Run folds a full-length course into a compact 30-foot footprint by turning back on itself — run the obstacles, round the corner, up the rock wall, down the slide. Same 15oz PVC and Gator Mouth construction as the rest of the Venom line.
Why it earns Entry and exit are at the same point, so one staff member can run it. And it fits inside a high school gym, which opens up winter bookings.
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$1,500
A 30-foot course in a bright multicolor retro scheme — pop-through obstacles, crawl sections and a climb-and-slide finish. Broad appeal across age groups, which makes it an easy unit to book for school field days and church events as well as birthdays.
Why it earns Neutral, colorful styling. It doesn't age out of fashion the way heavily themed units do.
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$3,000
A two-piece extended course that sets up as one long run or splits into two shorter courses. The highest-capacity unit on this list, with the most obstacle variety and the longest total run.
Why it earns Two units in one. Run it full-length for a festival, or split it and take two bookings the same day.
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$2,500
A 40-foot rock climbing wall and slide from the Venom line, in the same yellow and black scheme and the same 15oz PVC vinyl with Gator Mouth stress relief. Two riders race up the climbing wall and back down the slide. It stands alone as a headline attraction or connects to the other Venom units for an extended course.
Why it earns Race format plus real height. This is the unit people line up for and the one that shows up in every event photo.
Ask about this unit →Interactive and competitive games are where the adult and teen money is. They book corporate events, college functions, church youth nights and school fundraisers — markets that a bounce house can’t reach.
$600
A four-player jousting arena with pedestals and padded joust poles, so two matches can run at once. The classic competitive inflatable, and one of the few that draws teens and adults as readily as kids.
Why it earns Lowest price on this list and one of the highest booking rates. Joust units earn back fast.
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$1,000
A two-player inflatable basketball game with elevated hoops and a ball-return floor, in classic orange, blue and yellow. Head-to-head shooting competition with a small footprint.
Why it earns Sports-themed games book for school events, team parties and corporate field days — bookings a bounce house never sees.
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$1,500
A four-pedestal wrecking ball arena in red, blue and purple with mesh containment walls. Players stand on pedestals and swing the padded ball to knock each other off. Wide age range, high spectator appeal, and a very short queue time per round.
Why it earns Fast rounds mean high throughput. It's the unit with the crowd standing around it at a festival.
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$700
An Interactive Playsystems unit where two players race to strike lit IPS targets as fast as possible, with multiple game modes available. Sets up in around ten minutes and packs as a single compact unit. JB-built, with reinforced and multiply stitched tension points.
What’s included This price is for the inflatable itself. The IPS interactive scoring system (the lit spots and scoreboard) is a separate item — ask us about it when you call.
Why it earns Interactive scoring turns a rental into a tournament. Repeat plays are what drive per-head revenue at ticketed events.
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$1,000
A multi-sport interactive arena where players use different sports equipment to hit targets and outscore an opponent, with a dedicated sport segment for added challenge. Roughly 18 x 16 x 11.5 feet and about 143 lbs, and it sets up in about ten minutes.
What’s included This price is for the inflatable itself. The IPS interactive scoring system (the lit spots and scoreboard) is a separate item — ask us about it when you call.
Why it earns Sells new for around $2,499. At $1,000 this is the steepest discount to new-price on the whole list.
Ask about this unit →How buying works
Tell us which unit you’re interested in. We’ll send more photos and give you a straight rundown of its condition.
You’re welcome to come to the shop and see the unit set up and running before you commit. Bring a tape measure.
Prices listed are what we’re asking. Call us if you’re buying more than one — that’s a different conversation.
Pick up in New Hill, NC. Bring a truck or trailer and a couple of hands — these are heavy.
Buying questions
These are used commercial units that came out of a working rental fleet, so expect honest wear — some fading, some previous repairs. What they are not is worn out. Every unit was inspected in our shop and anything structural was repaired before listing. Ask about a specific unit and we’ll tell you exactly what it looks like.
Blowers vary by unit — ask when you call and we’ll tell you straight before you drive out. One thing that is not included on any unit: for the two IPS games (Ninja Battle and Combi Sport Arena), the listed price covers the inflatable only. The IPS interactive scoring system — the lit spots and the scoreboard that make the game work — is a separate item. Ask us about it and we’ll go over your options.
Yes, and you should. Call ahead and we’ll have it set up and inflated when you arrive so you can walk it, look at the seams and check the size against your trailer. Buying an inflatable off a photo is how people end up disappointed.
Pickup at the shop in New Hill is the default. These units are heavy and bulky — bring a truck or trailer and someone to help load. If you’re coming a long way, call and we’ll talk about options.
These are commercial-grade units built for rental duty, and they’ve been inspected and repaired by a shop that does this for a living. That said, once a unit is yours, inspection, anchoring, staffing and insurance are your responsibility as the operator, same as any inflatable in your fleet. Check your state and local requirements before you put it to work.
The listed prices are what we’re asking, and they’re already well under what these cost new. If you’re buying more than one unit, call — we can talk about a package.
We pull units off this page as they sell, but if two people call the same afternoon there can be a lag. Call to confirm before you make the drive.
A dry bounce house or a wet/dry combo, every time. They book the most weekends, they’re the easiest to transport and set up, and they pay for themselves fastest. Interactive games and big obstacle courses earn more per booking but they need a bigger truck, more staff and a customer base that already knows you. Call and tell us what market you’re going after — we’ve been on that side of the business too.
Ask about a unit
Tell us the unit and we’ll send more photos and a straight description of its condition. Calling is always quickest.
