Red Rush Wet/Dry Slide

Red Rush jobs in our records

Our booking records show more than 100 paid Red Rush Wet/Dry Slide rentals since 2020, and more than 90 of those orders were for the Red Rush alone. Dates run through the year, not only in summer, because the slide can be booked dry. Where our setup notes record a surface, more than 60 of those setups were on grass.

July 2026: Red Rush Wet/Dry Slide, Lamar County

Set up on grass and kept for a second day.

July 2026: Red Rush Wet/Dry Slide, Coweta County

A single-slide order, set up on grass.

May 2026: Red Rush and Obstacle Course — PYG, Henry County

Both units went to one event and were set up on pavement.

Wet or dry: Red Rush terms

• Wet setup — the slide runs with water from a hose at the top and a wet landing. It needs a working spigot and a hose that reaches it.
• Dry setup — the slide runs without water, so it can be planned for cooler months or events where water is not allowed.
• Pick one before delivery — the setup mode is chosen when you book, not switched on event day.
• Landing area — the space at the bottom where riders stop and step off.
• Base daily price — the equipment price for one event day. Delivery and applicable county sales tax are shown in secure checkout.
• Wind rule — Wow Inflatables does not set up an inflatable, and shuts one down, in sustained winds of 15 mph or more (or sooner if the unit's manufacturer label is stricter).

Need a slide that stays dry all year? See the dry slide rentals. For a longer water run, compare the 22ft Dual Lane Slide or a giant slip n slide.