
70ft Monster Obstacle Course
Our longest run — 70 feet of tunnels, arches, pop-ups, and a two-lane slide finish.
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Race through tunnels, climb walls, and slide to the finish line. Every course is professionally sanitized and safely set up by our team — great for birthdays, school events, church festivals, and backyard parties.
Obstacle courses are long inflatable race runs with tunnels, climbs, pop-ups and slides, and Brian's San Diego Jumpers rents them from $234 per day, delivered, set up and picked up across San Diego County. Delivery, setup and pickup are included with inflatable rentals in our core service area. Farther ZIP codes or extras only orders may have a delivery fee. Text your ZIP for an exact price.
They keep big groups moving, so they are popular for school field days, church festivals, birthdays and backyard parties. Courses run from 30 feet to 70 feet long, and the Challenge Course Left and Right lets two racers go head to head.
Entry-level courses need about 15 feet wide by 36 feet long, while the 70ft Monster needs about 78 by 25 feet. Plan for an outlet within 50 feet or a generator. Add more thrills with dry slide rentals or a mechanical bull rental with operator.
To book, request a free quote with your date, address and headcount.

Our longest run — 70 feet of tunnels, arches, pop-ups, and a two-lane slide finish.

Single-lane backyard favorite — crawl tunnels, squeeze past pop-ups, and finish on the slide.

Green-and-red challenge lane — crawl the tunnel, weave the pop-ups, climb and slide to the finish.

Blue-and-red challenge lane — tunnel in, dodge the pop-ups, climb the wall, and slide out.

Palm-tree tropical run — 63 feet of tunnels and pop-ups into a big blue wave slide finish.

Compact monster run — twin crawl tunnels, pop-ups, and a climb-and-over finish in a 33-foot footprint.

Both lanes together — two full challenge courses side by side for head-to-head racing.

Palm-tree tropical run in a backyard footprint — crawl tunnels, rock-face pop-ups, and a climb-over finish.
Real setups from San Diego parks, schools, and backyards.



Real setups from San Diego parks, schools, and backyards.





Real setups from San Diego parks, schools, and backyards.










Real setups from San Diego parks, schools, and backyards.










Real setups from San Diego parks, schools, and backyards.








Real setups from San Diego parks, schools, and backyards.









Real setups from San Diego parks, schools, and backyards.













Real setups from San Diego parks, schools, and backyards.




Tell us your guest count and yard size — we'll match you to the right course.
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Same-day quotes. Delivery, setup and pickup included in our core service area.
Obstacle course rentals from Brian's San Diego Jumpers start at $225 per day with cash or Zelle for the 30ft Backyard and 30ft Tropical courses. The 33ft Monster is $285, Challenge Courses are $350 each or $600 together, the 63ft Tropical is $550 and the 70ft Monster is $600 cash.
Our obstacle courses run from 30 feet to 70 feet long. Brian's San Diego Jumpers rents 30ft backyard courses that need about 36 by 15 feet, a 33ft Monster, two 38ft long Challenge Courses, a 63ft Tropical and the 70ft Monster, which needs about 78 by 25 feet of space.
Yes, kids can race head to head on the Challenge Course Left and Right. Brian's San Diego Jumpers sets up both challenge lanes together for $624 by card or $600 cash, in a 35 by 36 foot space. Each single Challenge Course lane is also available on its own for $350 cash.
Yes, obstacle courses are a popular choice for school events, church festivals, birthdays and backyard parties. Brian's San Diego Jumpers professionally sanitizes and safely sets up every course. Longer courses like the 63ft Tropical and 70ft Monster keep big groups moving through tunnels, climbs and slides.
Plan your party
Sketch where children will line up and where they will finish before choosing the course length. Keep the waiting line separate from the exit and seating. For example, compare the shorter and longer courses against the same measured area rather than assuming the longest one is the best fit.

Prepared by the Brian’s San Diego Jumpers team. This section was updated . This date is not a new verification of permit rules.