Basketball Machine Hire Adelaide

We quote one machine or a head-to-head pair, tailored to your date, venue and hire length. Delivery is quoted based on location and access, and a refundable security bond applies.

Each machine is roughly 1 m wide, 2.3 m deep and 2.57 m tall, so allow clear ceiling height and a little room in front. 160 kg, ground-level or lift access ideal, so tell us about stairs when you book.

Yes, delivery, setup and pack-down across all of metro Adelaide are handled by us. We drop it off, get it running, and collect everything afterwards.

Yes. With in-house printing and our own graphic designers we can wrap the machine in your birthday theme, company logo or event branding. Custom wraps are quoted with your booking.

Absolutely, it is a hit with all ages. Kids love it at birthday parties and school fetes, and adults get just as competitive at corporate functions and bucks nights.

We recommend locking in a couple of weeks ahead for weekend and peak-season dates, but we regularly handle last-minute bookings, so it's always worth asking. We operate seven days a week, including public holidays.

All of metro Adelaide: the CBD and North Adelaide, Glenelg and the beaches, Port Adelaide, Norwood and the eastern suburbs, Mawson Lakes and the north, and the southern suburbs. The Adelaide Hills and Barossa are often possible too, ask when you enquire.

The machine stands 2.57 m tall, so community halls, sports clubs, function rooms and warehouses all work well. It needs ground-level or lift access (160 kg); tell us about stairs and door widths when you book and we will confirm straight away.

Just access to a standard powerpoint. We position it, plug it in and have it running on free play before your event starts.

One machine is plenty for casual play. Two unlock head-to-head competition and tournaments and are the better pick for bigger crowds or corporate comps, we quote head-to-head pairs to suit your crowd.

You will hear it called an arcade basketball machine, a pop-a-shot, a hoops machine or a basketball shootout. They all mean the same thing: timed shooting, electronic scoring and dual lanes for head-to-head play.