Halloween or Fall Carnival Booth Idea - Spiders Web!

Spiders are Tossed through the Web into Buckets.

Hang the Giant Spider's Web From Tree Branches.

SPIDERS WEB - SETUP & DIRECTIONS

Short Carnival Savers video/gif shows a young kid tossing a bean bag through a large spider web into a bucket behind the web.

Supplies for Spiders Web:

Large Spider's Web made of rope (#CommisionsEarned)
Plush Bugs for tossing (see discounted product below) -OR-
 Flashing Frogs - fun for evening or nighttime carnivals - (sold discounted below)
Clothes Pins for hanging web (see below)
A place to hang the Spider's Web – underneath or between two trees, a low ceiling, etc.)

Containers or baskets to place on one side of the Spider's Web to catch tossed spiders (sold discounted below)
Ticket Box and Game Sign
There are three different prizes: consolation, medium, and top prizes, or you can choose a top prize and consolation prize only. (Discounted prize ideas below)

Game Setup:

Before the carnival, set the net up so that it is suspended in the air and has several feet behind it to allow room for containers for bugs to land in.

Place at least one container or even a laundry basket behind the web.

NOTE: It is EASY to get the bugs or spiders through the web, but HARD to toss the critters through the web AND into a bucket or basket on the other side!
Be sure you set out at least one type of bin about 3 - 4 feet behind your web.

How to Play the Spiders Web Carnival Game:

Children stand behind a line about 2 - 4 feet from the net. (Younger children may be closer, so they have a chance to win, too!)

Players are given three toy insects to try to toss from one side of the spider's Web into the containers on the other side of the spider's Web.

The object of this carnival game is to get the insects into buckets or baskets on the other side of the web!

You can set your winning rules any way it works best for you - but below is an example of how you can pass out prizes for this game:

If no bugs/spiders make it into the containers on the other side, the player receives a consolation prize.
If one or two bugs/spiders make it into the containers on the other side – the player receives the middle prize.
If all three bugs/spiders make it into the containers on the other side - the player receives the top prize.

Additional Hints & Tips:

Note: Placing at least one of your containers behind the net near the center is the most challenging for kids.

Like all of our games, we recommend that you try it out after you set up this game to get the best placement of the web, containers, and where the kids stand, so this carnival game is easy enough!