What happens if a NERF gun is lost or damaged?
You will be charged for the replacement cost of any NERF gun that is not returned, is returned damaged or inoperable, or is returned with missing parts. Missing or damaged darts carry a charge of $0.25 per dart.

Will batteries come with NERF products that require them?
Yes. All rented automatic NERF guns will be supplied with batteries that are fully or near fully charged.  We’ve never yet had a customer complaint about batteries, regardless of how much the automatic guns are used!

Are these rentals just for kids?
No! We like to say that our rentals are perfect for all ages. We cater to family gatherings, corporate events, office parties, date nights, etc., as well as children’s events.

What is the minimum age recommended for children using the rentals?
It all depends on the guns you decide to rent, the types of games you will play, and your location for playing the games.  Younger children (8 and under) are usually comfortable carrying around blasters (medium-sized) and pistols. The rifles, and especially the automatics are heavier, and so can be difficult for younger players to carry around for extended periods. That said, rifles and automatics can easily be fired by young children if they are, for example, defending a base and have a place where the gun can be mounted.  Some of the automatics also come with a bipod or tripod.

How far in advance do I need to book my party / event?
We ask that you place your order at least 7 days prior to needing the NERF guns.  However booking as early as possible is recommended, to ensure availability.

What NERF guns are your most popular?
We find that our automatics, our assault / sniper rifles, and our blasters are all very popular.

I’ve sent an email and have not gotten a response?
First, please check your email spam folder.  Sometimes one of our emails gets flagged as spam. Otherwise, please call or text us.

What kind / style of games do you recommend?
Capture-the-flag style games usually work well for older children, teens, and adults. This site has suggestions for capture-the-flag variations, or research / invent your own!  Note that an adult or teen-aged referee can help these games run smoother, especially with younger children involved.

We find that younger children usually prefer less structured games, like free-for-all games (every man for himself); unstructured two-sided NERF battles; or zombie-hunter or vampire-hunter style games.  E.g. Have an adult or older child act out the part of a zombie or vampire, and have the rest of the group hunt them.  The other participants must be careful not to get touched! Otherwise they become part of the vampire / zombie team.

Another popular activity for all ages is a shooting gallery for prizes or bragging rights. Set up pop cans and bottles, plastic cups, metal cups or bowls, toys, figurines, and other targets in the designated shooting gallery area, have a gallery organizer monitor the activity, and award points for each successful hit.  Here are just a few ideas you could use:

• Targets on tables up against a wall

• Hanging plastic cups or other targets from furniture, gutters, awnings, a playground, or a tree

• Tower of plastic cups on the ground or on a table

Finally, this site has suggestions for a large number of different NERF war ideas.