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120 ft NINJA Obstacle U turn 4 piece set

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120-foot Obstacle U-Turn 4 piece set.  Participants navigate through 120 feet of inflatable.  The u-turn shape allows participants to start and stop on the same side. 

Circuits needed:

4

Item Dimensions:

80Lx25Wx16H

Space Needed:

100Lx45Wx20H

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Professional delivery and service from Fredericksburg to Fairfax, Virginia, and surrounding areas. Please submit a quote or contact us to be sure we service your area.

Why the 120 ft NINJA U-Turn Beats a Straight-Line Obstacle Course

Most large inflatable obstacle rentals in Virginia run in a straight line, which means racers finish more than a hundred feet from where they started and a staffer has to walk the full length of the lane to reset every heat. The 120 ft NINJA U-Turn solves that with a four-piece layout that doubles back on itself, so the entry and the exit sit side by side and one attendant can load riders, watch the run, and clear the lane from a single position. Racers still cover the full 120 feet of climbs, squeeze-throughs, and pop-ups — the U-turn simply folds that distance into an 80’ x 25’ footprint. If your field is narrower than that, compare the shorter builds on our inflatable obstacle course rentals page, or pair a compact lane with an inflatable interactive game so two activities run at once instead of one long queue.

Space, Power, and Surface Requirements for the 120 ft Ninja Course

Plan on a clear 100’ L x 45’ W area with 20 feet of overhead clearance. That allowance covers the 80’ x 25’ x 16’ inflatable itself plus the safety perimeter, blower placement, and a queue lane that doesn’t spill into the run-out. The set draws on four separate circuits, and every blower needs an outlet within 50 feet of its section — venues that can’t supply four dedicated circuits should add a generator from our party extras and event equipment inventory when they book. Level grass anchored with stakes is the ideal surface, though our crews set up on asphalt and concrete using ballast when staking isn’t possible. If you aren’t sure your site qualifies, send photos and rough dimensions through our contact page and we’ll confirm the fit before you put down a deposit.

Events the 120-Foot Ninja Obstacle Set Was Built For

A course this size earns its rate at events where throughput is the whole problem: school field days, church fall festivals, corporate picnics, grad nights, HOA community days, and county fairs across the Fredericksburg-to-Fairfax corridor. Because riders race head-to-head and finish beside the start, one well-run lane moves a long line quickly instead of stalling it. Schools and event planners typically anchor the day around the ninja course and then fill the perimeter with inflatable water slides in warm months, dry slides once the weather turns, and concession machines for popcorn, snow cones, and cotton candy. Multi-unit bookings on a single delivery also bring your effective per-guest cost down, which is worth modeling before you commit to one attraction and hope it holds the crowd.

Age Range, Rider Capacity, and Keeping the Line Moving

The 120 ft NINJA U-Turn suits older kids, teens, and adults far better than a toddler crowd climbs and squeeze panels reward some reach and upper-body strength. Keep riders to a small group of similarly sized participants inside the course at any one time so nobody gets stacked up at a climb wall. Size matching matters more than age: putting a sixty-pound child on the same lane as a full-grown adult is where most obstacle-course scrapes begin. Station one adult monitor at the entry and another at the exit, run timed heats rather than free-flow entry, and require socks with no shoes, glasses, or jewelry. If you expect a heavily adult crowd, the event attractions lineup includes units built for higher rider weights and rougher competition.

Virginia Inspection, Insurance, and Park Permit Rules Worth Asking About

Before you sign with any inflatable company in Virginia, ask two questions: is the unit inspected, and is the operator insured. Commercial inflatables are treated as amusement devices under the Virginia Amusement Device Regulations, 13VAC5-31, which are administered by the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development and enforced locally by each jurisdiction’s building inspection department  Prince William County, for instance, publishes its own amusement device submission and inspection guidelines for event operators.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has separately urged operators to secure every anchor point and clear inflatables when winds pick up, which is why we watch the forecast on your date and let you reschedule a weather-affected rental at no extra cost with 24 hours’ notice. If your event is on public land, reserve the space before you reserve the course: Spotsylvania County Parks & Recreation and Stafford County Parks & Recreation both handle shelter and field reservations, and some public sites ask for a certificate of insurance naming the locality. We can provide that paperwork on request  our FAQs cover what we send and how far ahead to ask for it.

120-Foot Ninja Obstacle Set Delivery, Setup Time, and Our Virginia Service Area

We deliver the 120 ft NINJA U-Turn from Fredericksburg to Fairfax and across Northern Virginia, the Greater Richmond area, and the wider Mid-Atlantic for large events. The full list of cities and counties is on our delivery area page, where you can also pull an instant delivery estimate by entering your address. A four-piece set of this size takes real time to unload, position, inflate, and anchor properly, so our crew arrives well ahead of your start time rather than at it — nobody should be watching a blower spin up while guests are already lining up. Larger builds that combine the ninja course with tents, tables, and chairs or a foam party finale get an earlier arrival window and a dedicated site lead for the day.

What’s Included With Your 120 ft Ninja Obstacle Rental

Every booking includes the four inflatable sections, blowers, extension cords, ground stakes or ballast, and full delivery, setup, and teardown by our trained crew. Units are cleaned and sanitized before each rental. You supply the space, the power, and adult supervision while the course is running. Add-ons that pair naturally with a ninja course include event lighting for evening runs, carnival and yard games for younger siblings who aren’t ready for a sixteen-foot climb, and a bounce house or combo unit so the toddler crowd has a zone of its own instead of a lane they can’t use..

120 ft Ninja Obstacle Course Rental Pricing

The 120 ft NINJA U-Turn 4-Piece Set rents at a flat rate covering one to four hours, with tiered pricing for five- and six-hour bookings and a modest per-hour rate beyond that. Delivery is quoted separately based on your address. Because the base rate already covers a four-hour window, your effective hourly cost falls sharply the longer the event runs  a six-hour school festival pays only a fraction more than a two-hour birthday party for three times the runtime. Bundling units on a single delivery is the other lever worth pulling. Send your date, venue, and expected headcount through our contact form and we’ll price the full build rather than one line item.

Frequently Asked Questions About 120 ft Ninja Obstacle Course Rental

How much space does a 120 ft obstacle course actually need?

The unit measures 80’ L x 25’ W x 16’ H, but you should reserve 100’ L x 45’ W with 20’ of overhead clearance for the safety perimeter, blowers, and queue.

 

Yes. It’s one of the few courses in our obstacle inventory that adults enjoy as much as kids. Just don’t mix adults and small children in the same heat.

Only if your site can’t supply three dedicated 20-amp circuits within about 100 feet of setup. Parks, open fields and most festival grounds do. We rent a 3500W and a quiet 3600W unit.

Yes. On hard surfaces we anchor with weighted ballast instead of stakes. Indoors requires 25 feet of ceiling clearance, which most school gyms do not have — call us before assuming indoor will work.

For public events, often yes — see Permits, Inspections and Venue Rules above.

We monitor conditions ahead of your date and will contact you. Inflatables can’t operate safely in sustained winds above 15–20 mph or during lightning. Here’s how we recommend planning around weather.

Four to six weeks for spring and fall weekends. Large multi-unit school and church events book earlier.

Attendants are available as an add-on and strongly recommended for school and public events. For larger productions we also offer an event manager.

See our full FAQ page or contact us directly.

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