Slides & Play Components
Ball Blaster Arena
A ball blaster arena with soft foam ball air cannons, overhead dump buckets and ball circulation, built into a netted play deck.
| Typical area | 200–800 sq ft |
|---|---|
| Production | 20–35 working days (typical) |
| MOQ | 1 arena |
- Made in our own factory, sold factory-direct
- Custom layouts drawn to your floor plan
- Vinyl swatches and sample pieces available; sample costs are quoted by our sales team
In short
What is a ball blaster arena?
Sized to your space. Typical area: 200–800 sq ft. We draw the layout around your columns, doors and ceiling height before we quote, so the price matches the equipment you receive.
Typical buyers. FECs, large indoor playgrounds, trampoline parks. Not sure it fits? Send your floor plan and we will check.
Specifications
Technical details
Figures are typical ranges for this product. Your project drawing confirms the final sizes, materials and quantities before production starts.
| Typical area | 200–800 sq ft |
|---|---|
| Cannons | Air-powered soft foam ball blasters (quantity by design) |
| Balls | Soft foam balls |
| Features | Overhead dump buckets, suction tubes, target panels |
| Air supply | Blower or compressor specified per project |
| Production | 20–35 working days (typical) |
| MOQ | 1 arena |
Made to order in our factory
Customize it for your venue
We cut, sew, weld and pack every part in our own workshop, so size, colors and play elements can change without a middleman.
- Number of cannons and buckets
- Integration into new or existing structure
- Ball colors
- Target and score panels
- Viewing area for parents
Where it fits
Built for FECs, large indoor playgrounds and trampoline parks
FECs, large indoor playgrounds, trampoline parks. See applications
Send your space
Floor plan or dimensions, ceiling height, age groups and theme ideas.
Layout and quote
We return a layout drawing and an itemized factory quote.
Production
After drawing approval, typical production takes 20–35 working days.
Shipping and install
Numbered parts, assembly drawings and video guidance ship with your order.
FAQ
About the Ball Blaster Arena
Are foam balls safe to fire?
Cannons fire soft foam balls at low pressure inside a netted area; layout keeps cannons pointed into the arena.
What power supply is needed?
Blowers or compressors are specified for your voltage; your electrician connects them.
Can we retrofit a blaster arena?
Yes, if the existing deck has space and netting can be upgraded.
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Want this in your space?
Send your floor plan and ceiling height. We return a layout drawing and an itemized factory-direct quote for the Ball Blaster Arena.