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Book bubble soccer

Booking bubble soccer means: playing football with your upper body inside an inflatable bubble, with bumping, rolling and tumbling included. Right now 55 events across 6 partners are available to book, rated {avgRating} from 0 reviews. You play indoors or outdoors, usually in groups of 8 or more.

What is bubble soccer and which game modes are there?

Bubble soccer, also called bubble football, bubble ball or zorb football, works like football with goals and teams. The plastic bubble protects your upper body, and ramming is explicitly part of the game. Depending on the provider you play these variants:

• Bubble Classic and Team KO: A classic match and a team tournament, for example in Heidelberg.
• Sumo wrestling, Last Man Standing and Bubble Bulldog: Game modes run by coaches, for example with Big Ball Soccer.
• Padded football and Save the Queen: Two modes to choose from, for example in Dortmund.
• Tournament in a soccer hall: Small teams play against each other, for example in Frankfurt am Main.
• Indoor, covered or outdoor: Halls with sports flooring, covered pitches or grass, in some cases also at a location of your choice.

How much does bubble soccer cost?

Bubble soccer costs between 20,00 € and 70,00 € and usually lasts around 1 hour to 1 hour, depending on the experience you choose. You'll find all further details directly in the individual event descriptions.

Here's a transparent overview for you:

Key facts about our partners

• Mintgames (Dortmund): Besides bubble soccer there is laser tag, virtual reality and arrow tag. The bubble soccer event for 8 to 16 people runs indoors on sports flooring, with a briefing, showers, changing rooms and a bistro with draught beer. German and English, also at your location.
• Big Ball Soccer (Bremen and other cities): Coaches guide the game, with up to 8 BubbleBalls for 10 to 20 people. Participants must be 12 or older and 1.50 m tall; indoors or outdoors at a location of your choice. Further dates include Hamburg, Hannover, Berlin-Spandau and Münster.
• Troffice (Frankfurt am Main): A tournament in small teams in a soccer hall for 10 to 50 people. Hall costs, rental and cleaning of the bubbles and a trainer are included. German and English.
• epic24 Inh. Dmitri Semjonov (Heidelberg and other locations): Bubble soccer for 8 to 25 people with 10 bubbles, an event host, music and action-cam footage. Other locations include Heilbronn, Esslingen and Unterföhring.
• Eventsport Hamburg (Hamburg): Indoor bubble football for groups of up to 20 and bubble ball soccer for school classes, each from €399 per group. They also run team events such as archery and team challenges.

What should I bring to bubble soccer?

Bring comfortable sports clothing and closed indoor shoes, ideally with a light sole. Take off glasses, jewelry and watches beforehand. A short safety briefing comes before the game, and you then play 1 to 2 hours depending on the provider. If you want to use the showers and changing rooms, bring a towel and a change of clothes.

Bubble soccer as a highlight for a bachelor party, birthday or team event

Bubble soccer suits almost any occasion: for a bachelor party, the full-contact fun gives everyone something to talk about, while at a company outing a shared match strengthens team spirit, for example as a team event in Hamburg. Looking for even more action? Laser tag is another group activity.