Stalls & Carnival Games

Stalls And Carnival Games

Stalls and carnival games work well when people need something quick to try between the bigger attractions. They are useful at school fairs, school reward days, council events, corporate family days, weddings, Navy days and community fundays because they do not all rely on one long queue, and they are suitable for all ages.

The range above includes candy floss, crazy golf, cross bow challenge, high striker, laser shot, digital prize wheel, mini sports games and other smaller activities. Some customers call them side stalls, mini games or fairground stalls. It is the same kit whichever name you use. Some are staffed, some are set up and handed over, and some need power or a more careful position than people expect. If you are building a bigger event, send the rough numbers, timings, site type and any must-have items. We can then suggest a mix that spreads people out instead of creating one awkward bottleneck. For choosing, the fairground set is the high striker, the rodeo side stall games and the milking cows; the table set is table skittles, shuffleboard, air hockey and table tennis; the have-a-go set is giant darts, the buzz wire, the crossbow challenge and laser shot; and the fillers are crazy golf, candy floss, the soft play area and the prize wheel. A school fair usually takes five or six of these spread along a fete row, and a wedding tends to take the quieter ones for the lawn. Everything here is ours and stored at our Havant workshop, where we have been based since 2002. The staffed items go out with our own RPII-examined, first-aid trained, DBS-checked people, and the handed-over pieces arrive set up, tested and with a briefing for whoever is running them. The insurance certificate, risk assessments and PAT paperwork go out on request for the school, council and venue offices that ask.