Visible from across the garden
The slide's size and colour act as a draw on their own, before anyone even gets close to climbing up.
Water Inflatables for Summer Parties
Water inflatables for events
A water slide is the attraction you can see from the other side of the garden, and nobody needs it explained
We install themed water slides -dolphin, shark, crab, palm trees, island- up to several metres tall, for weddings, company parties and summer celebrations with your own pool or a rented one.
A water inflatable works through its own visual impact: some models are over 4 metres tall, so they can be seen from the other side of the garden and act as a draw before anyone even gets close to trying it. Unlike a regular inflatable, this one needs water to work -your own pool, a rented one, or a water area set up for the event.
Models vary in shape and in the experience they offer: some are straight slides (crab, shark, wave), others combine a slide with a landing pool (elephant, island), and the largest ones have a double lane so two people can go down at once and race to the water.
It's the classic summer choice: it works just as well in a wedding's pool as in the garden of a company party with refreshing activities at midday. The only real requirement is having water nearby -without it, the rest of our inflatables (sports or themed land models) work better.
Like the rest of our inflatables, they carry a fireproof treatment and M-2 certification, and set-up is handled by our team: all that's needed is space next to the water and a standard 220V outlet within 30 metres.
- 11water slide models available
- 4+ mtall on the largest models
- 24 hquote turnaround
- M-2fireproof safety certification
Needs water to work
Your own pool, a rented one, or a water area set up for the event: the only real requirement, unlike other inflatables.
One lane or two
The largest models have a double lane, so two people can race each other to the water.
How we set it up
Tell us about the event
Whether you have your own pool or need to rent one, the space available next to the water and the time of year.
We choose the model
A straight slide, one with a landing pool, or a double-lane model, depending on the space and the crowd.
We check power and access
220V within 30 metres of the set-up point, next to the water.
We set up, inflate and take down
Our team handles everything, from unloading to take-down once the event closes.
Formats and ideas that work
- Shark slide next to the pool at a summer wedding
- Double-lane slide to race on, in the pool at a company party
- Slide with a landing pool as the centrepiece attraction at a children's birthday by the water
- Pairing a water slide with a pool inflatable to fill the whole afternoon
- A cool-off water area at midday at a summer company event
- Themed island slide at a hotel pool for a family crowd
- A circuit of two different slides so no queues form at the party
- Water slide as the visual centrepiece of a private pool party
The slide works through visual impact, but without water nearby it's useless
The common mistake is booking the most spectacular slide without first confirming whether the event has its own pool, a rented one, or any water area set up. Without that, the inflatable goes unused however good it looks in a photo.
That's why, before proposing a model, we always confirm access to water and the space available next to it. With that sorted, the water slide is one of the most memorable attractions at any summer party.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need my own pool?
Not necessarily: a rented pool or any water area set up for the event works fine. Without water nearby, this model doesn't work -a land inflatable is a better fit.
How tall are the largest models?
The tallest are over 4 metres, which makes them visible from a distance and works as a draw for the event itself.
Are they safe?
Yes, they carry a fireproof treatment and M-2 certification, the same standard required for playground equipment.
Can two people go down at once?
On the double-lane models, yes, designed exactly for that -racing each other to the water.
Can they be used at the beach?
No: they're designed for a pool or a controlled water area, not for sea conditions.