Description
Earthworm Round Up Ring Toss Carnival Game
Game Play Description: A classic ring toss game with a “down to earth” theme. The player is given 3 rings and attempts to “ring” one or more of the earthworms to win.
Alternative Game Name: Ring Toss, Pitch Until You Win
Skill Level: Medium
Age Recommendation: 6 and Up
Game Dimensions (LxWxH): 24 x 30 x 30 inches
Weight: 38 lbs.
Electricity Required: None
Suggested Space Needed (LxWxH): 8′ x 8′ x 7′ feet
Popular Usage: Company Picnics, School Carnival, Church Carnival, Employee Engagement, Customer Appreciation, Trade Shows, Displays, Promotions, Birthdays
Themes: Carnival Midway, Circus
Included with Game: Game, Unit and 10 plastic carnival rings
Additional Information:
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