NerfPalooza manages 3 data types including quote requests. Helps you organize, track, and share your work in 1 place for teams and solo users.

What is a Nerf party?

A Nerf party is a supervised, coordinated Nerf battle run by trained coaches, using foam blasters and inflatable bunkers or obstacles. NerfPalooza brings all equipment to your location and runs organized games rather than free-for-all shooting, making it safe for birthdays, school events, and festivals.

What areas does NerfPalooza serve?

NerfPalooza serves Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Diego County, the Inland Empire, and Ventura County, bringing mobile Nerf, Archery Tag, Bubble Soccer, and Field Day equipment directly to your event location.

How far in advance should I book a party?

We operate on a first-come, first-serve basis, so we recommend booking as early as possible to secure your preferred date. Summer is our busiest season and fills up quickly. Winter months have more availability. Contact us early to check availability, especially for weekend dates and peak seasons.

What's included in a Nerf party rental?

Professional-grade Nerf blasters, foam darts, safety goggles, inflatable barriers, pop-up bunkers, team vests, and all game equipment, with coaches handling setup and breakdown.

Is Archery Tag safe for kids?

Yes. NerfPalooza's Archery Tag uses safe, foam-tipped arrows, inflatable bunkers, and a fully mobile battlefield, with coaches guiding game modes so players can dive, dodge, and aim safely.

What is bubble soccer?

Bubble soccer is a hilarious twist on soccer where players wear inflatable bubble suits, allowing them to bump, bounce, and collide safely while trying to score goals.

What happens if it rains on our event day?

Events can be rescheduled at no extra cost with 24+ hours advance notice. The deposit is non-refundable but transfers fully to the new date.

How does NerfPalooza's fundraising and nonprofit partner program work?

NerfPalooza offers a donation-based partnership program for nonprofits, youth groups, and fundraisers, supporting youth empowerment programs through Nerf, Archery Tag, and Bubble Soccer events.

How quickly will I hear back after requesting a quote?

NerfPalooza reviews quote requests and responds within 1-2 business days.

What ages are NerfPalooza events appropriate for?

NerfPalooza serves ages 6 and up, with no upper age limit. Games and equipment are adjusted to the group's age range, including Parents vs. Kids formats and adult-scaled corporate team-building.

NerfPalooza is a mobile party company that brings Nerf gun battles, Archery Tag, Field Day games, and Bubble Soccer to your location across Southern California. We provide professional coaches and premium equipment for ages 6 through adult, for birthdays, corporate team-building, schools, churches, fundraisers, and community events.

How much does a Nerf party cost?

Nerf party packages range from $300 to $600, depending on player count and add-ons. Our most popular option is the Mega Nerf Package. Extra time is $100 per 30 minutes; smoke bombs are $100 for 4. Ministries, schools, and community organizations qualify for a donation-based pricing model.

How long does a typical Nerf party last?

A typical Nerf party runs 1.5 hours, including setup, a safety briefing, multiple game modes, and breakdown. Extensions are available in 30-minute increments for $100 each.

How much space do we need for a Nerf party?

For 20 participants, plan for roughly 80 by 40 feet, about the size of a tennis court. NerfPalooza can set up at backyards, parks, cul-de-sacs, school fields, church parking lots, or any safe open area.

Is NerfPalooza safe for kids?

Yes. All equipment meets or exceeds industry safety standards, coaches have 5+ years of experience, and every event includes a safety briefing plus full liability insurance coverage.

Park Recommendations

Great parks for your Nerfpalooza party in San Gabriel Valley and Los Angeles

Important Notice

The requirements for use of these spaces might have changed without our knowledge. Always do your research and call the appropriate Department of Parks and Recreation to ensure that all city and reservation requirements are being met.

Ultimately, the responsibility for securing a location and the correct reservation requirements lies with you. We are not responsible if you secure a location and the event is shut down due to improper permitting.

West Side of Los Angeles

Oceanview Park

First Come Policy

Park Recommendations

Important Notice

West Side of Los Angeles

Oceanview Park

Palms Park

Crescent Bay Park

Cheviot Hills Park

Westwood Park

Rustic Canyon Park

Stoner Park

Oakwood Park

Clover Park

South Los Angeles

Glen Alla Park (Marina Del Rey)

Playa Vista Sport Park

South Gate Park

Raul R. Perez Memorial Park (Huntington Park)

Rosecrans Park (Gardena)

Alondra Park (El Camino Village)

El Segundo Parks and Recreation

Fulton Playfield (Redondo Beach)

East & Southeast Los Angeles

George E Elder Memorial Park (Monterey Park)

La Loma Park (Monterey Park)

Neff Park (La Mirada)

Eagle Rock Recreation Area

Evolve Soccer LA

Whittier Narrows Recreation Area (South El Monte)

Central Los Angeles

Elysian Park

Mineral Wells Picnic Area (Griffith Park)

Burns Park

La Cienega Park

Queen Anne Park

Silver Lake Recreation Center

La Loma Park

Crestwood Hills Recreation Center (Brentwood)

Culver City

Veterans Memorial Park

Carlson Park

Blair Hills Park

Lindberg Park

Fox Hills Park

Culver West Alexander Park

Culver City Park

San Gabriel Valley & Northeast LA

Jardin de Roca Park (Irwindale)

Two Strike Park (La Crescenta)

Memorial Park (La Canada)

Arroyo Park (South Pasadena)

Garfield Park (South Pasadena)

Garfield Park Playground (South Pasadena)

San Rafael Park (Pasadena)

Victory Park (Pasadena)

Gwinn Park (Pasadena)

Eaton Blanche Park (Pasadena)

Brookside Park (Pasadena)

Memorial Park (Pasadena)

Lacy Park (San Marino)

Newcastle Park (Arcadia)

Recreation Park (Monrovia)

Pamela Park (Duarte)

Park (Diamond Bar)

San Diego

La Jolla (Caminito Valverde)

Park Liberty Station (NTC Park)

Kate Sessions Memorial Park

Allied Gardens Recreation Center

Mathewson Park (Coronado)

North County Soccer Park (Poway)

Hilton Head County Park (El Cajon)

Penn Athletic Field

Ocean Air Recreation Center (Carmel Valley)

Boys and Girls Club (Vista)

Community Park (San Diego)

Quail Valley Park (San Marcos)

Meadow Park (Chula Vista)

Montclair Park

Torrey Hills Park

Las Abejas Park (Vista)