This article discusses how to properly inflate an arena after an overnight stay at a carnival. The process is demonstrated by Doug from Michigan GellyBall and USA GellyBall, with assistance from Jason Towers from West Michigan GellyBall.

To begin, ensure that all inlets are open to allow for drainage from the previous night. It is recommended to have a backup vacuum and a GellyBall vacuum that fits inside the arena. By turning on the vacuum, the process of inflating the arena becomes effortless.

Check that the holes on the other side are closed, and ensure that none of the straps are hooked up while inflating the arena as it may dislodge the stakes. A time-lapse video illustrates the inflation process without requiring viewers to wait for the entire duration.

Once the first side of the arena is halfway inflated, straighten it out before proceeding to inflate the other side. Pay attention to any areas that may not be receiving enough air and adjust accordingly. When the first side is ready to pop up, switch the vacuum from one side to the other. This method helps prevent stakes from popping out.

As the second side starts to inflate, watch for the corners to start popping up. Stand the center up to prevent damage to the outer stakes. From there, secure the arena by hooking it together. By following this process, the stakes remain intact, providing stability for the inflated arena.

Upon completion of inflating both sides, ensure that the entire arena is inflated evenly and made rigidly. By actively guiding the inflation process, the arena can be set up smoothly with minimal effort. Thus, all stakes stay securely in the ground, offering a stable structure for various activities.

How to Properly Inflate an Arena After an Overnight Stay at a Carnival

Introduction: Inflating an arena after it has been deflated overnight at a carnival may seem like a daunting task, but with the right process and equipment, it can be effortless. In this article, Doug from Michigan GellyBall and USA GellyBall, along with assistance from Jason Towers from West Michigan GellyBall, demonstrates how to properly inflate an arena and keep the stakes securely in place. So, let’s dive in and learn the step-by-step method for a smooth and stable setup.

Opening Inlets and Using Backup Vacuums

The first step in the inflation process is to ensure that all the inlets are open to allow for proper drainage from the previous night. This will prevent any water from accumulating inside the arena. To make the process even smoother, it is recommended to have a backup vacuum and a GellyBall vacuum that fits inside the arena. By simply turning on the vacuum, the arena will begin to inflate effortlessly.

Checking Holes and Straps

Before starting the inflation process, it is crucial to check that the holes on the other side of the arena are closed. This prevents any air from escaping and ensures the arena inflates properly. Additionally, it is important to make sure that none of the straps are hooked up while inflating the arena as they may dislodge the stakes. This step ensures that the stakes remain securely in the ground.

Time-Lapse Video for Efficient Inflation

To save time and make the inflation process more enjoyable, a time-lapse video can be used to illustrate the entire process without requiring viewers to wait for the entire duration. This way, you can simply witness the arena inflating smoothly and efficiently in a short amount of time.

Inflating Both Sides and Securing the Arena

Once the first side of the arena is halfway inflated, it is important to straighten it out before proceeding to inflate the other side. Pay attention to any areas that may not be receiving enough air and adjust accordingly. When the first side is ready to pop up, switch the vacuum from one side to the other. This method helps prevent stakes from popping out.

As the second side begins to inflate, keep an eye out for the corners to start popping up. It is essential to stand the center up to prevent any damage to the outer stakes. From there, secure the arena by hooking it together. This ensures that the stakes remain intact, providing stability for the fully inflated arena.

Ensuring Even Inflation and Stability

Upon completing the inflation of both sides, take a moment to ensure that the entire arena is inflated evenly and made rigidly. This ensures stability and a secure structure for various activities that will take place inside the arena. By actively guiding the inflation process and paying attention to any potential issues, the setup can be smooth and require minimal effort.

Conclusion: Inflating an arena after an overnight stay at a carnival doesn’t have to be a challenging task. By following the step-by-step process outlined by Doug from Michigan GellyBall and USA GellyBall, along with assistance from Jason Towers from West Michigan GellyBall, you can easily inflate the arena while keeping the stakes securely in the ground. With minimal effort, you’ll have a fully inflated and stable arena ready for various activities. So, get your equipment ready and make the process entertaining and informative for everyone involved!