Nerf parties
Inflatable bunkers, blasters and goggles, brought to your hall. Four team games, a proper safety briefing, and a qualified primary teacher running it.
Up to 20 children · Hall hire not included
DBS checked · Fully insured
Four games, one hour
Every child gets a blaster and goggles. Teams in bibs, music on, and a safety briefing before anyone picks anything up.
Practice round
Two teams, bibs on, unlimited lives. Nobody sits out while they are still working it out.
Revival
Get hit, sit down, wait for a team mate to tap you back in. Sit the other team down to win.
Medic
Each team has a secret medic. Work out who theirs is and the whole game changes.
Elimination
Last team standing. We bring players back in so nobody spends the end of the party on a bench.
90 minutes
Longer games, more of them, and the ones they ask to play again.
A Bright Spark nerf party
We bring all of it
You book the hall and bring the cake.
- Six inflatable bunkers
- Camouflage netting
- A blaster per child, plus spares
- Safety goggles for everyone
- Darts, and plenty of them
- Team bibs
- Speaker and music
- Set-up and pack-away
How we keep it safe
Nerf looks chaotic and is meant to. The rules underneath it are not. Every child hears these before they play.
- Goggles stay on — in a game or out of it
- Music stops, everyone stops — one signal, whole hall
- Nobody shoots inside two metres
- Aim for the body, never the face
- Hand up means stop — nobody shoots a raised hand
- Nobody climbs the inflatables
Led by a DBS-checked, first-aid trained leader. We carry a written risk assessment for nerf parties — ask and we will send it over.
Where you can have it
A village hall, sports hall, school hall or a decent-sized garden. We need room for six bunkers and two teams, and a socket for the pump.
Book the hall for two and a half hours to cover an hour party: half an hour for us to set up, the hour of games, then food and cake.
Giant inflatable tank — £45.
Not sure where to hold it? Put your postcode in and we will show you the halls we have worked in near you, with who to ring to book them.
What parents say
We booked a Nerf Wars party for my son's 8th birthday. They arrived with all the equipment and set it up and packed away professionally. My son and his friends had a brilliant party. Highly recommended. Thank you!
Good to know
Do we need our own blasters?
No. We bring one for every child plus spares. They can bring their own if they would rather, as long as it takes standard darts.
Does it hurt?
No. Foam darts, goggles compulsory, and nobody shoots from closer than two metres.
Can we play outside?
Yes, in a garden or field. Darts are harder to find in long grass and wind affects them, so a hall is safer in winter.
Can adults join in?
FILL: do you let parents play? It comes up a lot and is worth answering here.
What if a child finds it too much?
There is always a job going — keeping score, being a medic, helping reset. Nobody is made to play and nobody is left with nothing to do.
How far do you travel?
Across East Sussex from Uckfield and Hailsham — Lewes, Heathfield, Crowborough, Haywards Heath, Eastbourne and the villages between.
Check your date
07308 935493 | info@brightsparksports.co.uk
