Tickets sales to play would raise the bulk of the money. You can also give players the chance to give a bit more to your cause by giving them one chance per round to pay to either ask someone in the crowd or call someone for help with an answer.
Whether you are doing it for a school, charity or church, using carnival games for fundraisers helps make your guests happier and your fundraising coffers fuller. Planning the School Spring Fundraiser Carnival carnival games for fundraisers , fundraising games. October 12, Editor Party Rental Resources no comments. Planning the School Spring Fundraiser Carnival. Anti Gravity. This is a great game to add to your school, church, organization, or backyard carnival party as the kids are sure to love it!!!
Apple Worm Dart Game. Player throws rubber suctions darts. Dart must land completely inside apple to win. Large apple wins small prize. Small apple wins large prize. Ball Bingo. Your guest tosses ten balls into the bingo tub. Make five in a row and win an exciting prize. Make ten in a row and win a special prize.
Ball Bounce Game. Player receives 2 balls to drop into game board. If both balls land in the same slot color they win a prize. Bank a Ball. Game participants get two attempts to throw a large whiffle ball to bounce it off of the game board into a large wicker basket.
Bounce the ball with the proper amount of strength and force so it banks into the basket. You may move the basket further away from the game board to make it slightly easier to win. Even though this game appears simple to win, Bank Shot. Player bounces the ball off the elastic ropes at end the of the board. If the ball lands in red hole, win a medium prize. If the ball lands in a green hole, win a small prize. Bank Shot Golf. Your guests has 1 chance to sink a hole in one by banking the ball off of an angle.
Do you think you have what it takes to get that hole in one? Make it and win a prize. All ages game A fun game rental party idea for any special events, school carnivals, birthday parties, church festivals or company picnics. Bank Shot Pool. Your guests bank the cue ball off the bumper on the game board.
Make the ball in one of the pockets and win. Bart Dart. Your guests try and throw a suction cup dart at Bart Simpson's eye. Hit the eye and win a special prize. Batter Up - Carnival Game. Players pull back the spring loaded baseball bat then release a small marble to try to get singles, doubles, triples, and home runs. This fun sports theme midway game is sure to be a hit. Birthday Month. Player attempts to try and throw the wiffle ball into the hole that is marked with the month of their birthday to win a fun 1st prize.
Blitz Football. Your guest guides the ball through the obstacles on the field. Make the ball in the end one and win a prize. Make the ball through the goal post and win a special prize.
Bozo Buckets. This is a classic carnival game that will bring you down memory lane for your festival or fair. Players throw small bean bag balls in consecutive buckets to find out which bucket they can make it to.
The more your progress in this game the better of a prize you win. This fun game rental is sure to be a hit at your next special event. Bull Ringer Game. Swing the bull ring chain on the nose hook of the bull with this fun bull ringer midway carnival game. For all ages. Bulls Eye Dart. Your guest is given one large suction cup dart. Try to hit the bullseye and win a special prize. For older kids and adults. This carnival game rental is a fun party for your fund raiser, birthday party, church festival, school fun fair or special event.
Bumper Car. Your guest pushes the car into the bumper on the game board. When the car stops it points to a prize. Will be a winner every time. Carnival Game rentals are a fun party idea for any special events, birthday parties, church festivals, school carnivals or fund raisers. Can Smash. Your guest is given two bean bags. Knock all cans off the shelf in two tries and win a prize. Knock all cans off the shelf in one try and win a special prize. Ages 7 and older.
A fun party game rental idea for school carnivals,church festivals,a birthday party,company picnics or other special events. Chicago Bears Bean Bag Toss. Your guests receive 3 bean bags and attempt to throw them through the hole. Circle Race. Your guest receives one spin of the car. Land the car on the black or white triangles and win 2nd prize. Land the car on the red triangles and win 1st prize. All ages game. Great for the younger kids, add rentable inflatables for a festive carnival!
Looking for a game for your school carnival - try this unique Game - Lucky Key! Add the Baseball Throw Game. Magnetic fishing rods that attract colorful fish - choose the Fishing Hole Game! A "smash hit" with school aged kids and teens! Try Confetti Eggs Booth! A rented Train Ride Activity is a favorite of young children, see our tips! A fun school carnival game - See how to make your Leap Frog Game! Little ones love this booth! Tips to make your rented Petting Zoo a success! This Wooden Ring Toss Set to buy is ready out fo the box ages kids - adults!
Young ones love the Fishing Booth Carnival Game - a school favorite! Bouncy fun at your funfair or carnival - See how to set up Hopper Races for your event! Carnival fun on a stick - see tips on setting up this yummy Caramel Apples Booth! Perfect for large carnivals - get ready for long lines! Click to see details about Potato Sack Races and discount supplies too! Young children will love to find buried prizes at the Treasure Dig Booth!
Try something new Pig Races Game - Great fun for schools! Click to see all the details! Ask a woodworker to help with this DIY safer balloon game - click to see all the details!! Fish Cup. Soda Toss. Classic Carnival Fun Looking for easy carnival games? Crazy Hats. Toilet Toss.
Knock Down. Face Painting A carnival tradition! Figure out prizes. Kids like prizes. One year, the Fort Belvoir PTO tried a punch card that allowed participants to claim a big prize at the end of the day. Another year, they gave children a bag of trinkets as they exited.
They found that kids would rather get a little prize after playing each game. Order enough to allow each child to win a prize at each game, plus at least 20 percent more.
If kids will move freely between games with prizes and activities like bounce houses, think of a way for kids to keep track of their trinkets. You might ask families to bring a small bag from home or ask a local business, like a dentist or an insurance agency, to donate plastic bags printed with an advertisement for their business.
Kids can keep their small prizes and pieces of candy in the bag as they move through the carnival, and parents can easily hold the bags while kids try out the rock climbing wall or rope ladder. One Prize. Students bring the filled passport to the treasure box, where they can choose a single, higher-value prize.
Prize Table. Volunteers running each game give students a ticket after they play. Students collect tickets throughout the event, then redeem them at a prize table.
If your parent group sells tickets that are used to play games, use two different colors of tickets, one for playing games and one for earning prizes. Goodies to Go. Fill goodie bags with assorted carnival prizes and hand a bag to each student as they leave the event. Think hard about money.
Your goal is to have as few people handling cash as possible to reduce the risk of mismanagement and theft. One way to keep money in a safe, central location is to sell tickets or tokens at the door and have participants redeem them for food or activities.
Another approach is to charge a flat fee for admission and give each participant a wristband that covers all food and activities. If your goal is to raise money, tickets may be more profitable since you can charge a higher price for more elaborate and popular activities. If your community is value-minded, parents may welcome the wristband. That way, parents and children had options. The delicate balance is to price your carnival high enough to cover expenses while taking care not to price families out.
For a baseline, estimate how many kids will attend and how many activities each will do. Determine the per-child price needed to cover expenses. The common thread among successful carnivals and festivals is a keen understanding of what the school community wants. With that knowledge, your parent group will put on an event that students will talk about until next year Photo booth: If the price to rent a photo booth is too steep, make your own with sheets of fabric, a digital camera, and a photo printer.
Provide fun props like silly glasses, colored wigs, and felt mustaches. For added fun, let participants post their photos on card stock and decorate them with glitter and other craft supplies. Group art project: Help students make handprints on a bedsheet using several colors of washable paint.
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