Suit check
Players settle into the suits before the main game rounds begin.
Session flow
How Bubble Soccer Works.
Bubble Soccer is a hosted activity. You send the basics, we check what works for your group, then facilitators run the briefing, rotations and games on the day.
- Hosted rules and rotations
- Game modes beyond one match
- Quote checked by your details
Picture the flow
See each stage quickly.
The session is easier to understand when you can see the suit scale, floor space, and game movement.
Suit check
Contact practice
Early contact helps first-timers understand how bumping feels.
Game movement
The football-style round keeps the activity easy to follow.
Round variety
Short game modes keep the session from feeling repetitive.
Before the day
Start with four details.
You do not need a finished event plan. These details are enough for the first useful reply.
Share your preferred date, time window, and whether you have backup options.
The number of people affects rotations, rest time, and which package makes sense.
Use The Cage @ Kallang, send your own venue idea, or ask us what is easiest.
Birthdays, company days, schools, and friend groups usually need different pacing.
On the day
Explain, rotate, reset.
The session works because the funny chaos has structure underneath it. Facilitators explain the rules, manage turns, and keep the games moving.
01 Arrive
Meet, suit up, check space
Players arrive, facilitators check the setup, and the first group gets into the bubble suits.
02 Rules
Simple rules first
The first round covers contact rules, how to fall, how to get up and where the game boundaries are.
03 Games
Short rounds and rotations
Players rotate through football-style rounds and other Bubble games so the session stays fresh.
04 Finish
Final match and photo moment
The session closes with a final match and score wrap-up. A group photo or prize moment is included only when confirmed in the event plan.
Useful next reads
Answer the follow-up questions.
See the game modes, contact rules, and rotation style before deciding if it suits your group.
Open games and rulesCheck what to wear, who should sit out, and what venue conditions matter.
Open safety guideUse the party guide if your main goal is a memorable birthday or celebration session.
Open birthday guideSession FAQ
What happens after you enquire.
Use these answers if you are checking the session flow before sending your details.
We check the date, group size, time window, venue idea and event type, then guide you towards a suitable package, venue option and final quote.
No. A date, group size, time window and venue idea are enough for a useful first reply. We can clarify the remaining event details with you afterwards.
Facilitators check the setup, help the first group into the suits, explain rules and boundaries, then start with a simple warm-up round before the main games.
Larger groups usually rotate through shorter turns and rest waves. The right flow depends on headcount, venue space, session length, and how active the group wants the session to feel.
Often yes. Tell us what comes before or after Bubble Soccer so the activity can finish on time and leave room for photos, food or the next part of your event.
Ready to plan your session?
Send the session basics.
Share the date, group size, time, venue idea, and event type. We will reply with price, availability, and the best next step.