Contact Off Axis directly with your event date, city, venue type and available performance footprint, and the team returns a custom proposal with show options and pricing. Reach Tanner Markley at tanner@offaxisacrobatics.com or 626-675-2894, or use the contact form. Selected packages can also be purchased directly from the show catalog.

Pricing depends on the act, number of performers, show length, number of performances per day, travel distance and equipment required. Published starting rates for individual specialty acts run from roughly $5,000 for acts such as Cyr wheel, contortion, jugglers or extreme pogo, $8,000 for jumping stilts, and $10,000 for aerial silks or fire performance. Full multi-act productions such as the Off Axis Stunt Show, the High Dive Show and the Trampwall Show are quoted per event. Request a quote for exact numbers on your date and venue.

Three to six months is comfortable for most single-act and corporate bookings. The High Dive Show routinely fills a year in advance, and peak summer fair weeks and holiday dates go first, so earlier is always better. Off Axis can occasionally cover short-notice dates when a touring unit is already routed nearby.

Yes. Every event receives a written proposal covering act selection, run times, performer count, footprint, technical needs and travel before any agreement is signed.

Yes. Off Axis builds custom productions around a client’s theme, brand, audience and footprint, including custom graphic panels on the trampwall, branded costuming, choreographed reveals, CAD-designed set pieces and fully themed original shows. The 2025 Rose Parade opening act and Six Flags Great America’s “Kinetic” were both custom-built productions.

Yes. Corporate and event packages can include a no-cost paid social media campaign promoting the event, supported by the Off Axis performer roster’s combined audience of more than 10 million followers.

Core touring productions are the Off Axis Stunt Show, Trampwall Shows, the High Dive Show, BMX and Skate Shows, the Mini Moto Freestyle Show, Trampoline Dunk Shows, teeterboard, and themed holiday shows including Santa’s Stunt Show and the Gravity Graveyard Halloween show. Variety acts include aerial silks, fire performance, Cyr wheel, contortion, parkour, jugglers, jumping stilts and extreme pogo, bookable standalone or added to a main show.

A trampwall (trampoline wall) show puts acrobats on a trampoline set against a vertical wall, letting them run, flip and bounce off the wall face at height. Off Axis is a world leader in trampwall performance, and it is the company’s most-booked act, performed at Super Bowl LX, the 2025 Rose Parade, Six Flags, SeaWorld and for Berkshire Hathaway. Formats include competition-style big air and slam dunk segments, LED trampwall versions, and multi-hour ambiance trampwall for festivals and parties.

There are two formats. The Grounds Version is a 30-minute show with 3–4 signature acts and 3–6 performers, designed to repeat throughout the day at fairgrounds, festivals and continuous-entertainment venues. The Grandstand Version is a one-hour headline production with 7–8 athletes performing every act in the arsenal — trampwall, BMX, teeterboard and FMX — back to back.

Divers flip, dive and twist from platforms up to 80 feet in the air. The show also includes a comedy parkour chase scene, and it is one of the most-booked dive shows on the fair and festival market.

Yes. Any individual act can be booked on its own for smaller events, and variety acts are commonly used as show openers, walkaround entertainment or halftime features. Larger productions combine multiple acts into one program.

Yes. The Trampoline Dunk Show combines parkour athletes and parkour blocks with trampoline slam dunking, which suits basketball halftimes, soccer halftimes, arena breaks and stadium activations. Off Axis has performed at Allegiant Stadium, T-Mobile Arena, the MGM Grand Garden Arena and Super Bowl LX.

Yes. Off Axis delivers turnkey resident theme park shows with custom creative concepts, CAD designs, engineer stamps, scalable cast sizes and flexible run times. Past park credits include Six Flags Great America’s “Kinetic” and SeaWorld San Antonio.

Off Axis works with a network of more than 200 performers spanning acrobatics, extreme sports and circus disciplines, which is what allows multiple touring units and simultaneous shows in different cities on the same night.

The footprint scales to the venue. The Off Axis Stunt Show runs anywhere from a compact 30 x 35 ft activation up to a full 120 x 60 ft production. The Mini Moto Freestyle Show requires roughly 120 ft long by 30 ft wide. Indoor trampwall has run under ceilings as low as 28 feet. Send venue dimensions and the team will confirm what fits.

Yes. Every show is fully self-contained, with lighting, sound, rigging and production included. Off Axis has handled 100% of arena rigging in-house, including a dual aerial silks act running simultaneously at MGM Grand and Mandalay Bay.

Yes. Off Axis performs on fairgrounds, grandstands, theater stages, arena floors, parade routes, street festivals, convention centers and theme park stages, indoors and outdoors, adjusting rigging and act selection to the ceiling height and floor loading available.

Yes. Off Axis builds its stunt equipment custom in-house and produces CAD designs and engineer stamps when a venue or municipality requires them, as it did for Super Bowl LX and for resident theme park installs. Combustible elements on custom steel-framed structures can be treated to meet venue fire-retardant requirements.

Shows are designed for straightforward load-in and self-sufficient operation, with the crew handling design, install, performance and tear-down. Exact load-in windows, vehicle access and crew call times are confirmed in the advance for each event.

Yes. Off Axis carries liability coverage for its performances and can provide certificates of insurance naming the venue or client as additional insured on request. Send your venue’s insurance requirements with the booking request so limits and endorsements can be confirmed up front.

Acts are performed by professional athletes with stunt coordination led in-house, on purpose-built equipment that Off Axis fabricates and inspects itself. Rigging, landing zones, crowd standoff distances and act sequencing are set during the advance for each specific venue.

Off Axis Acrobatics is a Nevada limited liability company based in Las Vegas at 171 E Ford Ave, Las Vegas, NV, touring throughout North America. The Off Axis name and logo are registered trademarks.

Off Axis tours the entire United States year-round and has performed across Canada and internationally, including an LED BMX ramp act in Viva Le Cirque at the Taipei Arena. Travel is quoted based on distance, crew size and equipment.

Yes. The grounds format is built to repeat several times a day across a multi-day fair or festival run, and multi-week engagements are standard on the summer fair circuit.

Yes. Off Axis has produced duplicate simultaneous productions at separate venues, including two fire weapon stunt shows the same night at T-Mobile Arena and the MGM Grand Garden Arena, and synchronized aerial silks acts at MGM Grand and Mandalay Bay.

The public tour schedule lists confirmed upcoming dates. Buyers who want to see a show live before booking can request a site visit at any scheduled stop.

Yes. Every show page carries demo reels and full act footage, including the 2026 corporate showreel, Super Bowl and Rose Parade trampwall performances, the Ostrich Festival 2026 high dive show, Fremont Street trampoline dunking and the BMX and scooter showreel.

Yes. Off Axis Footwear is used by circus performers and acrobats worldwide, and shoes, jerseys, hoodies and shirts are available in the online shop.