Clear footprint
We confirm usable width, depth, and height—not just the room's listed square footage.
As initial planning guidelines, allow roughly 50 feet of accessible outdoor space for the trailer and party deck. The indoor pop-up structure is 13 feet wide, 10 feet high, and 10 feet deep. We require a clear area 13 feet wide, 10 feet high, and 15 feet or more deep to account for golfers. Final requirements depend on the format and venue review.

The direct answer
For early planning, the trailer works best when a tow vehicle can reach a reasonably level outdoor placement area with roughly 50 feet available for positioning and the party deck. The indoor pop-up structure is 13 feet wide, 10 feet high, and 10 feet deep. We require a clear area 13 feet wide, 10 feet high, and 15 feet or more deep to account for golfers. Venue conditions determine any additional space requirements.
Those numbers are planning guidelines, not a substitute for a site check. Door width, turns, elevators, loading docks, ceiling fixtures, floor protection, emergency access, and local venue rules can change the final layout.
Photos, measurements, and access details are usually enough for an initial feasibility review. Dryvebox confirms the selected format and final layout during event planning.
We confirm usable width, depth, and height—not just the room's listed square footage.
Outdoor placements need a practical route for the tow vehicle, turning room, and a level final position.
Door width, hallways, corners, elevators, and dock access determine how equipment reaches the room.
Ceiling height must account for the enclosure plus lights, sprinklers, trusses, and hanging fixtures.
We plan around loading windows, union rules, floor protection, security, and fire-lane requirements.
The layout leaves room for the hitting area, host, queue, spectators, and safe access around the setup.
Tell us the venue and share a few photos or measurements. We'll confirm the best format before the event is booked.