We strive to have one of the best collections of party entertainment in Chelmsford, Benfleet, Romford, Brentwood and throughout the surrounding areas. For the best in Essex bouncy castle hire, choose Ellis Leisure!
We have an extensive range of bouncy castles, each designed to cater to different tastes and preferences. From the children's bouncy castles perfect for smaller gardens, to adult bouncy castles that are near-guaranteed to bring out the child in everyone – we have it all. Check out some of our themed options, too - why not book out our Scooby Doo Bouncy Castle and invite the Mystery Inc gang to join your celebration?
Ellis Leisure isn't just about bouncy castles – we're about creating a complete entertainment experience. Our Sports Inflatables boasts a variety of interactive games that will challenge your agility, strength, and competitive spirit. Engage in epic sumo wrestling battles with our Sumo Suits, test your accuracy with the Inflatable Football Dartboard, or team up for a Pole Jousting showdown. From penalty shootouts to ring toss and more, our inflatable sports collection ensures that your event will be an action-packed affair.
Party Fun for All Events - Essex and East London
Looking to add a touch of classic charm to your event? With our garden games, you can uncover gems like Giant Connect Four and Giant Jenga. Or check out our soft play sets to delight young children - we have all kinds of themed soft play sensory equipment and matching ball pools for hire. The choices never end at Ellis Leisure!
Whatever you choose, you can always expect the best. We're committed to providing top-notch equipment, impeccable service, and a passion for delivering smiles. With a wide service area spanning Essex, Brentwood, Romford, and beyond, we're here to help you, wherever you are.
If you'd like to get started today, look through our comprehensive website, choose some products, and complete your order with just a couple of clicks! Secure everything you need as soon as possible to avoid disappointment!
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