Western Christian School in Upland needed a fall festival attraction that matched the event, the families, and the school community. The Harvest Scavenger Hunt inflatable maze delivered exactly that: a bright, seasonal, family-friendly experience powered by the MEGA Maze Arena core system and the Harvest upgrade.

This was not a Halloween scare maze, although MEGA has that upgrade too. It was a harvest-themed interactive maze that fit the crowd, worked for multiple ages, and generated a solid $1,250 rental from a repeat school client.
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For MEGA, this is the kind of proven event success that shows why seasonal upgrades matter: one core inflatable maze system can keep creating revenue when the theme fits the market.

​This past fall, the St. Cyprian Church in Long Beach, California transformed its parking lot into a full-scale, high-impact carnival fundraiser using not one, not two — but FOUR MEGA Maze Arenas in one single event. The result? Massive crowd engagement, long lines, and a steady stream of ticket sales at this pay-and-play fall festival.

The event was hosted as a church fundraiser, using individual ticket purchases for each attraction. Instead of relying on standard bounce houses and cookie-cutter slides, the organizers brought in the heavy hitters — premium, immersive inflatables that offered full experiences. And every one of them? A MEGA Maze Arena or upgrade.

​Let’s break it down.