Having a Western cowboy themed party? TRY our Mechanical bull to keep your guests excited all event long. A mechanical bull, also known as a bucking machine, is a device that simulates the experience of riding a bull or horse at a rodeo. Mechanical bulls are often used at parties, corporate events, and other gatherings: 

• Safety features: OUR Mechanical bull is designed to be safer than riding a real bull, with padded flooring around the machine and an operator who can control the bull's movements and stop it if needed. Our mechanical bull is strong with  auto-stop sensors, and large inflatable mat. 
• Size: 14' x 14' inflatable size. 
• Weight capacity:  It can hold up to 350 lbs. 
• Rental: Our Mechanical bull can be rented for any type of event and We provide a trained operator already included in the rental price for 3 hours.  Additional hours of operation might be available up on request for $150 each additional  hour.  

Safety & Liability Information

-Safety is our top priority. Our mechanical bull includes a soft inflatable safety landing system and is operated by trained staff at all times.

-While the mechanical bull currently operates without separate ride insurance, we strongly recommend event organizers, schools, churches, businesses, and private hosts provide participant liability waivers when appropriate.

-A Ride-At-Your-Own-Risk notice is displayed at the attraction entrance.

Bailon’s Party Rentals — Mechanical Bull Safety Rules

1. Signed waiver required. Every participant must complete and sign our waiver before riding. For eligible minors, a parent or legal guardian must complete the required consent.
2. Ride at your own risk. Mechanical bull riding involves sudden movements and falls that can cause injury. Participation is voluntary.
3. Follow the operator’s instructions. Only our designated operator may control the bull. The operator may refuse or stop a ride for safety reasons.
4. Meet all rider requirements. Riders must meet the age, height, weight, and physical ability requirements posted for this equipment.
5. Observe health restrictions. Do not ride if pregnant or if you have an injury, recent surgery, heart condition, seizure disorder, back or neck problem, or another condition that could be aggravated by the ride.
6. No impaired riders. Anyone under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medication that affects balance or alertness may not ride.
7. One rider at a time. No double riding or holding children while riding.
8. Remove loose and sharp items. Empty your pockets and remove phones, keys, jewelry, glasses, and other items that could cause injury. Follow the operator’s footwear instructions and secure long hair and loose clothing.
9. No food, drinks, gum, or smoking inside the riding area.
10. Wait for permission to enter. Mount and dismount only when the bull has fully stopped and the operator instructs you to proceed.
11. Use the designated handhold. Follow the demonstrated riding position. Never wrap or tie the riding rope around your hand, wrist, or body. No standing, tricks, or intentional jumping.
12. Ask to stop at any time. Clearly tell the operator “STOP” if you feel uncomfortable, dizzy, or wish to end your ride.
13. After a fall, wait for instructions. Stay clear of the bull and wait for the operator to tell you when it is safe to stand and exit. Report any pain or injury immediately.
14. Keep the landing area clear. Spectators must remain outside the inflatable arena. No climbing, sitting on the walls, bouncing, running, or horseplay.
15. Respect safety closures. Riding will pause if weather, equipment, or other conditions become unsafe.

Signing a waiver does not replace following these safety rules.