Is anything on this site a booking?

No. Carnival Ride Rental shows ride inventory from independent operators and, through Event Access, gives you their direct contact details. The rental itself, including availability, price, contract and payment, is agreed directly between you and the operator.

Who sets up and runs the ride?

Usually the ride operator you book with. Ask each operator who delivers, sets up and runs the ride, how many attendants it needs, and how long setup takes.

How much space and power does a ride need?

It depends on the ride and the operator's equipment. Have your surface, available space, access route and power details ready, and ask each operator what their ride needs before you commit.

Some cities, counties and venues require permits or approvals for amusement rides. Requirements vary by location, so check with your venue and local authority and ask the operator what they usually need from a site.

Birthdays

Carnival ride rentals for 18th birthday parties in Nevada

Mark an 18th birthday with a ride the guests will remember. Browse what operators near you list, then contact them with the date, venue and guest count.

Browse rides from operators serving Nevada, then connect with them directly. Availability on your date and site is confirmed with the operator.

Rides for 18th birthday parties in Nevada

Often chosen for 18th birthday parties: Thrill rides, Swing rides, Ferris wheels. Availability and price are confirmed with the operator; nothing is booked until you agree terms with them.

We don’t list operators with these ride types near Nevada yet. Tell us your date and city and we’ll look for related equipment nearby.

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How pricing works

1. Priced by the operator
Rides are priced per event by the independent operator who lists them. A ride shows a figure only when its operator has approved one, and that is not the final price.
2. Every event is different
Location, travel distance, hours, crew, power, permits and insurance change the price. Operators quote after hearing your details.
3. Event Access is the fee we charge
It buys direct contact details for matching operators, not the rental. The rental is agreed and paid with the operator. Event Access is $99. Ferris Wheel Event Access is $199.
4. Not a booking
Nothing on this site reserves a ride. A booking exists only when you and the operator agree one directly.

Planning this event?

Tell us your date and city. We show how many independent operators with matching equipment serve your area, free. Event Access then gives you their direct contact details, so you can compare quotes and book with them. We take no commission or markup on the rental.

Not sure what to ask an operator? Read how to rent carnival rides first.

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Planning notes

Have the guests' ages ready so operators can suggest rides that suit them.
Backyards often have limited access for trucks and trailers. Note gates, slopes and overhead wires before you call.
Weekend dates in peak season go early; start contacting operators well ahead.

Buyer guides

How to rent carnival rides for an event

Related events in Nevada

Frequently asked questions

Is anything on this site a booking?: No. Carnival Ride Rental shows ride inventory from independent operators and, through Event Access, gives you their direct contact details. The rental itself, including availability, price, contract and payment, is agreed directly between you and the operator.
Who sets up and runs the ride?: Usually the ride operator you book with. Ask each operator who delivers, sets up and runs the ride, how many attendants it needs, and how long setup takes.
How much space and power does a ride need?: It depends on the ride and the operator's equipment. Have your surface, available space, access route and power details ready, and ask each operator what their ride needs before you commit.
Do I need a permit?: Some cities, counties and venues require permits or approvals for amusement rides. Requirements vary by location, so check with your venue and local authority and ask the operator what they usually need from a site.