Highest fundraiser ROI
Three balls for three bucks adds up fast. A well-staffed two-hour shift with a recognizable dunkee regularly outperforms every other game booth on the lot combined.
There is one rental on our entire lot that consistently earns more per hour than everything around it: a dunk tank with the school principal, the youth pastor, the head coach, or the CEO sitting on the bench. Parents who did not plan to play will suddenly find three dollars for three throws. It is the oldest trick in the carnival book - and it still works.
We deliver the tank, roll it into position, run the hose, and hand you a clipboard for the dunk roster. You show up. You line up the volunteers. By the end of the afternoon your PTA, youth ministry, or booster club has noticeably more money than it started the day with - and a principal who will not forget that shift anytime soon.
Call 972-429-4545 or book online - spring carnival and fall festival weekends fill three to four weeks out.
Three balls for three bucks adds up fast. A well-staffed two-hour shift with a recognizable dunkee regularly outperforms every other game booth on the lot combined.
A calibrated trigger that drops the seat on a clean hit - not a cheap clone that needs three retries per dunk. Kids lose their minds when it actually works.
We back the trailer in, roll the tank to your mark, hook the hose, and walk the volunteer dunkee through how to perch safely before anyone throws.
Commercial coverage, COI on request for your ISD, HOA, church, or venue in one business day. Safety latches and seat clearance checked before we leave.
Place it near the entry or midway and every arriving family walks past it. The line is its own advertising - nothing sells tickets faster.
Spring carnival season (late March-mid May) and fall festival season (late September-Halloween) go first. Reserve early, pick your dunk shift roster later.
One proven design, two color variants, plus the two accessories carnival chairs always end up asking about.
The staple - clear acrylic window, painted target arm, hinged seat, three regulation balls. Fits a PTA carnival midway and a cul-de-sac block party equally.
Same tank with a bold star-and-stripes wrap - a go-to pick for Fourth of July block parties, Memorial Day weekends, and high-school spirit nights.
A spare calibrated target paddle and a fresh set of regulation balls for high-volume shifts - we send it with any event expecting 200+ throwers.
A collapsible netted backstop and a taped throw line at 20ft so errant throws stay in the lane and attendees stay in line.
Tank availability tightens fast the week before a major ISD carnival weekend - if your PTA is eyeing a specific Saturday, call before the calendar locks up.
The Fundraiser Engine
The tank itself is rented the same way every time. The difference between a good booth and a great one is the dunk roster. Campus carnivals that put the principal on the bench at 11am, the PE coach at noon, and the beloved custodian at 1pm routinely double their expected take versus the ones that leave the chair to volunteers nobody recognizes.
What we bring so the roster is all you have to worry about:
We stage the tank where the line can form without cutting foot traffic to the food booths - almost always near the event entry so arrivals see it first. It is genuinely the one piece of equipment that changes the whole shape of the afternoon.
The booth works anywhere there is a crowd and a recognizable volunteer on the bench. These are the DFW events it gets rebooked for year after year.
Frisco ISD, Prosper ISD, Plano ISD, Allen ISD, and Wylie ISD spring carnivals. Principal-on-the-bench is the single highest-grossing booth on the grid.
Trunk-or-Treats and fall festivals at Frisco and Plano megachurches, plus neighborhood congregations in McKinney and Prosper - youth pastor shifts draw a line.
Twin Creeks, Starcreek, Phillips Creek Ranch, Light Farms, and Windsong Ranch community days - HOA board members on the bench is a reliable neighborhood laugh.
Legacy West and Hall Park campus picnics, summer intern send-offs, and all-hands culture days - a manager or VP on the bench breaks ice no icebreaker can.
High-school booster fundraisers and youth sports league end-of-season nights - head coaches on the bench, parents lining up with cash.
Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions Club, and local nonprofit fundraisers across Collin, Dallas, and Denton counties - celebrity dunkees from city council on down.
Will It Work?
Before we send the trailer, we confirm the booth works. A dunk tank is simpler than a water slide (no power, no blower, no anchoring), but the space, water source, and runoff path still have to line up. Nine out of ten Frisco, Plano, and McKinney setups clear on the call; the tenth we catch before the truck rolls.
10ft × 6ft pad 20ft throw lane Standard hose bib 36″ gate clearance Grass, concrete, or lot Drain path for teardown
Parking-lot and common-area setups are the easiest - drain to the nearest storm grate, throw lane along the curb. Backyard bookings in HOAs with narrow side gates occasionally kick us to a different access point; we scout it in advance so nobody is wrestling the tank at 9am on event morning.
Every dunk tank rental includes the same standard kit:
Optional attendants are strongly recommended for events expecting 200+ throwers, any booking with minors as dunkees, and all school, church, and HOA bookings.
Same-day delivery and setup throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex:
Travel fees may apply for events outside our standard radius - call 972-429-4545 for a quote.
Spring school-carnival season (late March through mid-May) and fall festival season (late September through Halloween weekend) are the two booked-solid windows. Frisco ISD, Prosper ISD, Plano ISD, and Allen ISD carnival dates typically share weekends, so reserve three to four weeks out. Church fall festivals - especially Trunk-or-Treat weekends - usually book by early September.
No motor, no pump, no power outlet needed - it’s pure mechanics. The tank holds roughly 500 gallons, fills from a standard garden hose in about 40 minutes, and the seat releases when a thrown ball hits the target paddle. Gravity does the rest. You just need a hose bib, a level setup pad, and a drain path for teardown.
Budget a 10ft by 6ft footprint for the tank plus a 20ft throwing lane with a netted backstop behind the target. Grass, concrete, asphalt, and parking-lot setups all work - we level with mats if the pad isn’t flat. Gate clearance of 36 inches gets the tank to most HOA and residential backyards in Frisco, Plano, and Wylie; wider carnival layouts set up right in the parking lot.
Same-day delivery across Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Wylie, Celina, Rockwall, Rowlett, Royse City, Sachse, Murphy, Parker, Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Garland, and Denton. We regularly run dunk tanks at school carnivals, church fall festivals, HOA block parties in Twin Creeks, Starcreek, Phillips Creek Ranch, Light Farms, and Windsong Ranch, and corporate team days around Legacy West.
An attendant is optional for private backyard bookings and strongly recommended for school, church, HOA, and corporate events. Our attendants retrieve balls, reset the seat, line-manage, size throwers, and keep the fundraising rhythm moving - which matters when a principal or pastor has signed up for a one-hour dunk shift and 120 kids are in line.
A dunk tank is already wet - light rain is not a cancel. If active lightning sits inside 10 miles we pause per industry safety standards and resume when the cell clears; if a storm parks over your event at the start window we reschedule on the same card at no charge. Texas spring and fall weather is built into how we quote the day.
Call 972-429-4545 or book online - spring and fall carnival weekends fill three to four weeks out, and fundraiser season books the tank first.