Aug 12, 2016
The company is renting their movie screens and other premier inflatables for those coordinating and hosting large parties, festivals, and events, reports http://www.gforcextremegames.com.
Goodlettsville, TN - August 12, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Leading event rental company G-Force Extreme Inflatable Rentals has recently announced that they are now available for booking large end-of-summer events. The company has a plethora of gigantic inflatable activities as well as premier attractions like bungee jumping, inflatable movie screens, and mechanical bulls that are suitable for big spaces and large crowds.
As G-Force representative Jeff Roberts Kingsbury commented “It’s almost time for kids around the country to go back to school and for families to settle into their school year routines. However, we also know that this is a prime time to celebrate the end of the summer with one last ‘hurrah’, and many local schools, neighborhoods, and towns are holding large festivals and parties with that idea in mind. We’re letting them know that our unrivaled inventory of extreme activities is available to them right now to create the most epic event possible, and our team stands ready to offer our full setup, monitoring, and breakdown services so that event planners can focus on their guests.”
G-Force Extreme Inflatable Rentals carries $3 million of liability insurance, making them a safe choice for those holding large events where lots of people will be in attendance. Event coordinators can visit gforcextremegames.com to view the company’s inventory of attractions suitable for large events. Their inflatable movie screens are large enough to be enjoyed from long distances, and they have many rentals that are difficult to find anywhere else, such as a 4-Station Euro Bungee activity and a 28-foot Kraken Slide. G-Force Extreme Inflatable Rentals also has concession machines for those large events where snacks will be available.
“Like our selection, our experience in the inflatables industry is vast. We’ve had some of the largest Christian music festivals in the country as our clients, and they simply keep coming back to us year after year,” Kingsbury continued. “This is because our commitment to customer service and our understanding of how large events are supposed to work always lead to a seamless, hassle-free experience for all involved and allow both event coordinators and guests to keep their attention where it really matters – on making lasting memories and celebrating the end of a another great summer.”
About G-Force Extreme Inflatable Rentals:
Known for outstanding customer service and their personal touch, G-Force prides itself on going the extra miles to exceed their customers' expectations. With their vast experience in inflatables and event planning, the assure a smooth and efficient operation. Further, their track record on equipment maintenance, protocol, and staff training is among the best in the industry. G-Force maintains insurance coverage with one of the highest Triple-A carriers in the nation, providing peace of mind when renting or planning events.
For more information, please visit http://www.gforcextremegames.com
Contact Info:
Name: Jeff Roberts Kingsbury
Organization: G-Force Extreme Inflatable Rentals
Phone: (615) 859-0122
Release ID: 127654
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