How much space is required?

At least 1,500 sq ft, roughly half a basketball court, on a clean, flat surface free of mud and debris.

Can this be set up at a park?

Yes, if the park allows rentals and the play area meets the clean, dry, and hazard-free requirements; confirm permissions in advance.

Is this package hosted?

No. The Deluxe Pack is self-run; staff handle drop-off/pick-up and inflation for drop-off rentals, but gameplay is managed by your group.

Wet or muddy terrain requires rescheduling per the weather policy; check conditions and plan accordingly.

Can kids follow missions?

Yes—the included Digital Water Wars Game Guide provides easy, age-appropriate mission templates for children and groups.

Can players bring their own blasters?

Yes—personal blasters are allowed, but all equipment must be safe for play and personal darts or ammo should be collected before the end of the rental.

Inflatable Water Wars: Deluxe Pack for Epic Outdoor Group Battles in Buckeye, AZ

On the scrubby edge of Buckeye, Arizona, a field full of inflatable bunkers reads like a makeshift fortress against the Sonoran sky. Water — Deluxe Pack from Altered Combat turns ordinary outdoor space into structured, splash-forward battlefields built with self-inflating bunkers, motorized blasters, and defined lanes that force teams to think and move together.

Located in Buckeye, Arizona, just west of the Phoenix metro, this rental is designed for groups who want more focus than loose water play: nine inflatable bunkers create cover, lanes and objectives while 20 motorized water blasters keep the action continuous. The kit arrives in wheeled equipment totes for fast setup and — for drop-off rentals — staff inflate bunkers roughly 30 minutes before your start time and return after your session to pack up. For pick-up rentals, your group collects and returns the gear at the scheduled times.

What makes this package stand out is how it borrows tactical structure from paintball fields and adapts it to summer-friendly, self-run water combat. The included Digital Water Wars Game Guide supplies scenarios and mission templates so teams have immediate objectives without needing referees. It’s a particular fit for birthday parties, camps, and school groups that want a compact, safe, and replayable way to raise adrenaline without complex logistics. The rules require eye protection, adult supervision, and a clean, dry play surface; organizers must provide a water source for filling four five-gallon buckets.

Set against the Sonoran Desert backdrop—think creosote scrub, palo verde trees and wide Arizona light—games have a visual contrast that photographs beautifully: arcs of water against rusty earth and blue sky. Buckeye’s open parks and fields adapt easily to the nine-bunker layouts; pick a flat, hazard-free surface at least 1,500 square feet (about half a basketball court). Weather matters: muddy or unsafe ground can force reschedules, and daylight scheduling maximizes safety and visibility.

Practical notes: bring towels, a change of clothes, sunscreen and water shoes; collect any personal blasters before returning equipment; and plan for 2+ hours of play that can scale up to 20 players at once. The Deluxe Pack is a low-barrier, high-energy way to stage organized summer fun—structured enough to create distinct tactical moments, flexible enough to run with minimal staffing, and portable enough to fit neighborhood parks across Buckeye and beyond. Reserve a Deluxe Pack when you want fast setup, repeatable missions, and equipment that scales from birthday parties to community events; confirm venue rules, arrange a water source, supervise for safety, and use the Digital Water Wars Game Guide to rotate teams and keep everyone fully engaged. This is summer play distilled into soaked competition.