Abstract: The present disclosure provides inflatable attractions, including inflatable attachments for attractions and attraction parks having such inflatable attractions. The inflatable attractions represent a significant advancement in safety, and include a central column, a first arm extending away from the central column, a second arm extending away from the central column, and at least one inflatable air chamber extending through at least one of the first arm or the second arm.

Abstract: A hybrid inflatable park includes an inflatable park region including a plurality of inflatable attractions. The inflatable park region includes at least one inflatable chamber disposed between a play layer and a ground layer. The inflatable park region defines a well. A framed play module includes a footing forming part of a framed structure. The footing extends into the well and a skirt extends from the inflatable park region to the footing.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides inflatable attractions, including inflatable attachments for attractions and attraction parks having such inflatable attractions. The inflatable attractions represent a significant advancement in safety, and include a central column, a first arm extending away from the central column, a second arm extending away from the central column, and at least one inflatable air chamber extending through at least one of the first arm or the second arm.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides inflatable attractions, including inflatable attachments for attractions and attraction parks having such inflatable attractions. The inflatable attractions represent a significant advancement in safety, and include a central column, a first arm extending away from the central column, a second arm extending away from the central column, and at least one inflatable air chamber extending through at least one of the first arm or the second arm.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides inflatable attractions, including inflatable attachments for attractions and attraction parks having such inflatable attractions. The inflatable attractions represent a significant advancement in safety, and include a central column, a first arm extending away from the central column, a second arm extending away from the central column, and at least one inflatable air chamber extending through at least one of the first arm or the second arm.

Abstract: The disclosure provides inflatable attachments for attractions, in addition to attractions and attraction parks having such inflatable attachments. The inflatable attachments represent a significant advancement m safety, and include a central column configured for coupling to a motion base, at least one arm extending away from the central column, and at least one inflatable air chamber extending through the at least one arm.

Abstract: The disclosure provides inflatable attachments for attractions, in addition to attractions and attraction parks having such inflatable attachments. The inflatable attachments represent a significant advancement m safety, and include a central column configured for coupling to a motion base, at least one arm extending away from the central column, and at least one inflatable air chamber extending through the at least one arm.

Abstract: Mobile obstacle courses include an expandable structure that is supported by a wheeled chassis and contains a plurality of obstacles therein. The expandable structure is configured to move between a transport state and a deployed state and includes: a central obstacle area and an outer obstacle area that is connected to the central obstacle area in the transport state and in the deployed state. In the transport state, the expandable structure has a first footprint. In the deployed state, the expandable structure has a second footprint that is larger than the first footprint.

Abstract: An obstacle apparatus is disclosed for an individual to traverse. The obstacle apparatus comprises a chassis and a frame. A hinge pivotably couples the chassis and the frame for positioning the frame in an inclined orientation relative to the chassis. A first drum is rotatably coupled to the frame. A second drum is rotatably coupled to the frame. A belt encircles the first drum and the second drum for defining a continuous loop belt system. A drive engages the continuous loop belt system for creating a displacement in the belt. The belt defines an upper belt surface for the individual to traverse.