Bubble Machines, Guns & Wands

Bubbles for gardens, parties and weddings: around 140 bubble toys in stock, from pocket-money party favours to metal bubble machines with a remote control. What's in the range Bubble machines: about 50 machines, battery or rechargeable, many with lights or rotating heads. Larger metal models from Theefun and ATDAWN are...

Bubbles for gardens, parties and weddings: around 140 bubble toys in stock, from pocket-money party favours to metal bubble machines with a remote control.

What's in the range

  • Bubble machines: about 50 machines, battery or rechargeable, many with lights or rotating heads. Larger metal models from Theefun and ATDAWN are popular for events.
  • Bubble guns: light-up multi-hole bubble guns and blasters from VORBLIX, IFLOVE, JOYIN and Zerhunt, including no-dip designs with a built-in tank.
  • Giant bubbles: big bubble wand sets with trays and WOWMAZING giant bubble kits.
  • Toddler bubble toys: bubble lawn mowers and bubble leaf blowers.
  • Party and wedding packs: mini bubble wands in bulk packs of 24 up to 500, including themed party favours.
  • Bubble solution refills.

Most bubble toys cost between about £24 and £70, and the typical price is around £38. Bulk wand packs are the cheapest way to fill party bags, and a single machine keeps a garden full of bubbles for a whole party.

For more outdoor fun, see Outdoor Play and Water Toys & Blasters.

Frequently asked questions

Do bubble machines come with bubble solution?

Many do, often a small bottle to get you started. We also sell bubble solution refills. The listing says what is in the box.

Can I use a bubble machine indoors?

You can, but bubbles leave a slippery film on hard floors, so outdoors or on a washable surface is best. Wipe floors after indoor use.

What powers bubble guns and machines?

Smaller guns usually take AA batteries, while many machines are USB rechargeable or come with a mains adaptor. The power source is on each listing.

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