Active Games and Entertainment

09/07/2024

Are you BANANAS about the new Despicable Me 4 out in cinemas now? Book our MINIONS bouncy castle today to celebrate! 🍌

27/04/2024

What's better than regular games?

GIANT GAMES!

And we've got them ready for you to hire right now!!

Make your next party or event even more memorable.

Check out our giant games to hire here: https://www.activegames.com.au/category/giant-games

25/04/2024

Lest we forget 🌹

20/04/2024

"The Ballajura Landsdale Cricket Club highly recommend Active Games to help you with your event."

Thanks so much to Patrick for his kind words!

Did you know we work with sports clubs on their events?

Book in with us here: https://www.activegames.com.au/

17/04/2024

Just a standard Wednesday for the Active Games team 😂

12/04/2024

Wanting to settle a debate and looking for a fair way to do it?

Our Sumo Suits should do the trick 😉

And the best part is, we have suits for both kids AND adults!

Check it out for your next event... or just a casual weekend activity 😆

Book here: https://www.activegames.com.au/category/sumo-suits

08/04/2024

Party people!! 🎉

Make the most of this stunning Perth weather and book a water slide for your next birthday party! 🛝

Our weekend looked a bit like this 😜

05/04/2024

Happy Friday!

We've got a big weekend of events lined up, Perth is going to be covered in bouncy castles!! 🏰

Got a big event coming up?

Check out our range and book here: https://www.activegames.com.au/category/bouncy-castles

03/04/2024

"Active Games service was brilliant and they are easy to deal with."

Thanks so much to John for his kind words!

Did you know we have a wide range of water slides with loads of different themes?

Check them out here: https://www.activegames.com.au/category/water-slides

31/03/2024

Happy Easter from the Active Games team! 🐣

We hope you're having a lovely day with your loved ones!

28/03/2024

Running into the long weekend like...

08/05/2022

Happy Mother’s Day

25/04/2022

ANZAC Day is one of Australia’s most important national days—a time for Australians to remember the fallen.

ANZAC Day is a time of personal reflection where we demonstrate our solemn respect for those who have served, and those who continue to serve in our nation.

Courage, mateship & sacrifice are part of Australia’s national identity and reflect the spirit of the ANZACs.

Lest We Forget.

10/02/2022

Come along for some family fun this Sunday!

Don’t miss the first Summer Concert in the Park for 2022 at Lawler Park, Floreat this Sunday! We look forward to welcoming you for a relaxing evening of family fun and live music by These Galahs.

Attendees 16+ are required to show proof of vaccination or acceptable medical exemption to attend the event. More information can be found on the WA State Government’s website:

https://www.wa.gov.au/government/covid-19-coronavirus/covid-19-coronavirus-what-proof-of-covid-19-vaccinations-can-i-use -forms-of-proof-of-vaccination

To register for your free ticket click the link below:

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/summer-concerts-in-the-parks-lawler-park-tickets-228641080627

26/11/2021

Need to burn off some of the kid's energy this weekend! Come down to the Kid's Day Out this Sunday 28th Nov! We can't wait!

Kids Day Out!

Come down to the Jo Wheatley All Abilities Play space on 28 November from 9am-noon for a morning of free family fun!

There will be bouncy castles, water slides, a petting zoo, face painters, hula hoops, fairies, amusement rides and circus performers!

Coffee, snacks and ice cream will be available for purchase.”

17/11/2021

Can’t wait!!

EPIC FUN! Is our goal 🙌

We wanted our Twilight Fete to be the talk of the year....and of course it will be with a cool inflatable obstacle course from Active Games and Entertainment! This awesome obstacle course has been funded by the amazing King & Alistair Caffel at the Agency. Thanks guys!

Having awesome stuff (like this 👇) already paid for, helps Parkerville Primary P&C reach our fundraising goals even quicker!

Come and have some EPIC FUN with us!!

Parkerville Twilight Fete
27th November 4-8pm

https://www.facebook.com/CindyAlistairTheAgency/

07/10/2021

December is approaching. We are heavily booked and looking for casual staff.

We are currently hiring and are looking for energetic adults to supervise children and adults whilst using our equipment and to assist in setting up and packing down events at various locations around Perth and Western Australia.
The work is initially casual, but we are also looking for people with the correct skills and mindset for full/part-time positions.
Most of the work (approximately 75%) is on weekends so applicants need to be available for weekend work and for the month of December.
Skills/personal requirements:
• Reasonable physical fitness and strength. There is some heavy work involved in set-up and pack-up.
• You will be required to obtain a working with children card if you don’t already have one.
• Manual Drivers licence is preferred but not essential.
• First Aid certificate is advantageous but not essential.
• Work well in a team.
• Work well with children.
• Be available for weekend work.
• Be available for work over December (busy period for events industry).

24/09/2021

Looking forward to our road trip to Meekatharra!

TWO DAYS!
Only two days until the Meeka Festival kicks off. We are starting with the Las Vegas Ball, then races, then Side Show.
The Side Show is this Sunday, 10am-8pm at the Oval. There will be fireworks, mechanical rides, petting zoo, food vans, stalls and much more!

08/09/2021

Anyone interested in a full time position with Active Games. Check out the below link.

https://www.seek.com.au/job/53352179?type=standard =2668bebe-57a8-43f5-96c1-dbba5280be8b

02/09/2021

We are currently hiring and are looking for energetic adults to supervise children and adults whilst using our equipment and to assist in setting up and packing down events at various locations around Perth and Western Australia.
The work is initially casual, but we are also looking for people with the correct skills and mindset for full/part-time positions.
Most of the work (approximately 75%) is on weekends so applicants need to be available for weekend work and for the month of December.
Skills/personal requirements:
• Reasonable physical fitness and strength. There is some heavy work involved in set-up and pack-up.
• You will be required to obtain a working with children card if you don’t already have one.
• Manual Drivers licence is preferred but not essential.
• First Aid certificate is advantageous but not essential.
• Work well in a team.
• Work well with children.
• Be available for weekend work.
• Be available for work over December (busy period for events industry).

01/09/2021

We are currently hiring and are looking for energetic 18yo + people to supervise children and adults whilst using our equipment and to assist in setting up and packing down events at various locations around Perth and Western Australia.
The work is initially casual, but we are also looking for people with the correct skills and mindset for full/part-time positions.
Most of the work (approximately 75%) is on weekends so applicants need to be available for weekend work and for the month of December.
Skills/personal requirements:
• Reasonable physical fitness and strength. There is some heavy work involved in set-up and pack-up.
• You will be required to obtain a working with children card if you don’t already have one.
• Manual Drivers licence is preferred but not essential.
• First Aid certificate is advantageous but not essential.
• Work well in a team.
• Work well with children.
• Be available for weekend work.
• Be available for work over December (busy period for events industry).
Please send your resume to [email protected]

https://m.facebook.com/activegameshire/

30/08/2021

Did you know all our water slides can be hired dry? Our newest Tropical two lane slide is available for hire now!

23/08/2021

Active Games & Entertainment provide games and inflatable attractions throughout Perth and Western Australia. We are based in Leeming/Canning Vale but provide a mobile service as required.

We are currently seeking an energetic Operations Manager to assist; setting/packing up events, supervising children and adults whilst using our equipment, supervising a pool of casual staff who run events, assist with co-ordination and logistics for weekly bookings, manage company storage facility, maintain equipment and liaise with customers.

The work is seasonal so there will be some adjusting of hours. No experience in the field is required. Training opportunities will be available and bonuses/perks will be paid in addition to the salary.

Skills/personal requirements:

Reasonable physical fitness and strength. There is some heavy work involved in loading, set-up and pack-up.
You will be required to obtain a working with children card if you don’t already have one.
Manual Drivers licence is preferred (can be obtained on the job).
First Aid certificate is advantageous but not essential.
Work well in a team.
Work well with children.
Be available for weekend work.
Be available for work over December (busy period for events industry).

09/08/2021

Anyone interested in a full time position with Active Games. Check out the below link.

https://www.seek.com.au/job/53352179?type=standard =2668bebe-57a8-43f5-96c1-dbba5280be8b

Seeking an energetic Operations Manager in the events industry, to supervise equipment, casual staff and company storage facility.

06/07/2021

This Saturday 10th July!

15/06/2021

Such a glorious day!

29/04/2021

Latest update!

Tonight I am able to announce the changes to restrictions which will occur at midnight tomorrow night, 12.01am Saturday 1 May, with the majority of interim restrictions set to lift immediately.

We know we can safely take these steps, in line with health advice, thanks to the outstanding efforts of the community and our contact tracing team.

Since Friday, over 50,000 tests have been conducted across WA, and contact tracers have identified and contacted 399 close contacts and 899 casual contacts.

Those are incredible numbers, and they can give us confidence that our efforts have paid off.

Some minor restrictions will need to remain in place for a further seven days – which will take us to the end of the incubation period of the virus from the last known case in the community.

Just to be clear – it is possible that we may record more local cases over the coming week - particularly from 399 people in the close contact group.

Each of these close contacts is required to complete 14 days of self-quarantine, and will be tested again before leaving.

The small risk of finding another case in the community is why some restrictions will remain for the time being.

But it is the measures that we have taken: our short, sharp lockdown, the interim restrictions and the contact tracing and testing, that have put us the position we are in now.

That position is one of being able to snap back to where we were, with very few restrictions.

So – as planned, our interim restrictions are set to end at midnight tomorrow night – that is 12.01am Saturday 1 May.

At this point, Perth and Peel will return to life as we knew it before lockdown, with a few restrictions to help keep us safe.

All things going well, and based on ongoing health advice, these few restrictions will only be in place for 7 days – coming to an end at 12.01am on Saturday 8 May.

These are the restrictions which will remain in place from 12:01am Saturday 1 May:

- Masks -

Firstly, based on health advice, we need to keep using masks – but we can relax the requirements for wearing them outdoors.

Masks will be mandatory for indoor public venues, including in the workplace and on public transport.

However, masks will only need to be worn outdoors where physical distancing is not possible. For example, at Optus Stadium, or at an outdoor fete.

The same exceptions apply, including for medical reasons and primary school aged children and younger.

Anyone who has been in the Perth or Peel regions since 17 April but has since travelled to another region must also continue to wear a mask subject to the above conditions.

If you leave your home, take your mask with you and, as always, use common sense.

- Other remaining restrictions –

A 30-person limit will apply in all homes for private gatherings. This is because masks are not required at home.

Nightclubs can open, but will be subject to the four square metre rule; with masks mandatory.

Indoor weddings and funerals will be permitted for up to 200 guests without requiring an exemption;

Patient visits are allowed with one personal visitor per day in hospital or aged/disability care; and

Major stadiums, including Optus Stadium, RAC Arena and HBF Park can operate at 75 per cent capacity.

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These changes mean that all businesses and venues will be able to reopen, including those which were unable to open this week. In line with pre-lockdown conditions:

All elective surgeries are to resume.

Seated hospitality venues, including restaurants, cafés, food courts and bars that provide seated service only, can open at 75 per cent capacity or apply the 2sqm rule – whichever is greater. The casino and other hospitality venues can reopen under the 2sqm rule (excluding nightclubs, as above).

Gyms, fitness centres, dance studios, beauty salons, hairdressers can open with the two square metre rule in place. Indoor and outdoor community sport can resume with spectators.

Public venues, including, community centres, libraries, museums, galleries, recreation centres, can open with the two square metre rule in place.

Certain indoor and outdoor entertainment venues with fixed seating will be able to operate at 100 per cent capacity, this includes theatres, concert halls, cinemas, comedy lounges and performing arts centres. Places of worship can reopen to 100 per cent capacity.

For more information on these plans will be detailed on our website soon – at www.wa.gov.au

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It is my hope – and my expectation – that from Saturday the 8th of May these relatively minor restrictions will be able to come off – and we completely return to where we were at before the lockdown.

I know wearing masks is annoying and frustrating for many people. But I just ask, that we keep following the health advice and, always, use common sense.

We just need to get through this next week to be sure the virus is not lingering in the community.

I also want to remind people to use the SafeWA app. It’s more important than ever that we all use SafeWA or sign in on a contact register, every single time we go to a public venue.

We need to ensure we keep doing this while the threat of the pandemic exists.

This has been an extremely disruptive week, and I expect the next week could be challenging for some people.

I encourage everyone to support local businesses as much as they can.

It will go a long way to help them recover from the events of the past week.

So far, it seems, WA will avoid a rolling, long-term lockdown or long-term severe restrictions – and that is a credit to every Western Australian.

Thank you, once again for your understanding and for listening to the advice, following the instructions and getting on with it – the true West Aussie way.

26/04/2021

With no further local cases of COVID-19 overnight, and strong testing numbers, I can now confirm the next steps for Western Australia.

At midnight tonight the lockdown will end as planned.

However, a range of interim restrictions will remain in place as part of a stepped-down approach.

We need to be cautious as we come out of lockdown. The virus could still be out there, and that’s why this approach is safe and the best way forward.

We can’t go back to where we were like last week, just yet.

This approach will give us confidence to begin to get back to normal while we wait for further testing and the incubation period of the virus to come to an end.

The interim restrictions will be in place for the next four days - specifically from 12.01am Tuesday 27 April, through to 12.01am on Saturday 1 May.

As we receive more test results, we will review the situation in a few days, and then detail the plan for Saturday and onwards.

These will be the new arrangements for Perth and Peel:

From tomorrow, people in the Perth and Peel regions will be free to leave their homes.

Masks will remain mandatory, as they are now, both indoors and outdoors, and on public transport. As they are now, masks are not required for primary school children or younger, for vigorous outdoor exercise and for people exempt, including those with certain disabilities.

The ‘stay at home’ order will be revoked - people can return to work unless they can work from home or they are in a vulnerable category.

All schools will resume, but all staff and students at secondary schools will be required to wear a mask. Primary school students will not be required to wear a masks. Teaching staff at both primary and secondary schools are permitted to remove their mask while teaching.

TAFE can open, just like schools. Universities are open but only for online learning.

From tomorrow, there will be a 20-person limit in all homes, and private indoor and outdoor gatherings.

All public venues including hospitality venues, entertainments venues, and retail outlets can re-open – except for the Casino, nightclubs, and indoor fitness venues.

The 4 square metre capacity rule will be in place for this period only, with a limit of 20 patrons, not including staff. As in the past, the workplace, schools and public transport are exempt from the 4 square metre rule.

For hospitality venues, like pubs, cafes and restaurants, it will be seated service only for the next four days.

For the next four days, weddings and funerals can apply for an exemption to have 100 people. As they have during the lockdown period.

Community sport and training can proceed with players and officials, but no spectators.

Visits to hospital, aged care and disability care facilities are restricted to compassionate grounds only. Elective surgeries will be limited to Category 1 and urgent Category 2 procedures.

In terms of travel, from midnight tonight, people can travel out of the Perth and Peel regions, to other parts of WA. However, anyone who has been in Perth or Peel since 17 April must wear a mask in public places, as per the requirements above.

I’d encourage people to visit www.wa.gov.au to find more information.

Our team will be uploading information to the site as quickly as possible, so people should check in regularly to receive the latest information

I understand there will be a lot of questions and there will be some confusion, and I know these conditions will be tough for many businesses.

But it’s important we remain cautious and ease off restrictions, in line with health advice, so we can get back to normal as soon as possible.

Coming out of lockdown is no easy task.

It’s about balancing things out – and coming to a point that is in the best interests of the whole community, based on the latest health advice.

Over the next few days, as we get more people tested, we will be able to then outline the next plan, beyond Friday.

It’s been fantastic to see so many Western Australians do the right thing over this challenging weekend – but it’s crucial that we keep it up.

Keep getting tested, using the SafeWA app, practice good hygiene and COVID-safe habits, and keep looking out for one another.

Thank you WA.

23/04/2021

Three day Lockdown. We have been made contact will all bookings scheduled for this weekend. Please take care.