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CANDY CORN BOWLING - SETUP & DIRECTIONSShort Carnival Savers video/gif shows two tries to knock down the Candy Cane Bowling Pins outside.
Supplies for Candy Corn Bowling Game: Plastic Candy Corn Bowling Set Quick Game Setup:Placement of this game is key! Choose a flat surface for this game - ideally on a sidewalk with thick grass on the sides as shown in our image. Playing this game in the grass is NOT recommended unless you can lay down a piece of plywood for a smooth, flat surface. NOTE: Having thick grass on either side of this game helped to keep the ball close by instead of rolling away from the game. If you are not so lucky, with your sidewalk, consider adding two 2 x 4 boards to keep the ball with the game. If using this game for senior citizens, placing this game on a table is ideal. And, don't forget to tape two pool noodles on the edges of the table to prevent from having to retrieving the balls that rolls off the table. Also - using the sidewalk chalk - mark the placement under of each bowling pins so that the player can help you replace the pins once they have finished their turn. How to Play the Fall Bowling Game:Festival players are given 2 or 3 tries to knock all of the pins down. Knocking all the pins down is quite challenging! This is why we recommend 3 rolls of the pumpkin bowling ball for young children and 2 rolls for kids 8 and older. This set only comes with one lightweight ball. You can have a another child in line help to retrieve the ball each time - or choose to add a few 5 inch lightweight balls like our value 5 inch Spike Balls to avoid the slight delay during the game. Note:You can use the extra Spike Balls as top prizes - the kids love these! Additional Hints & Tips:IMPORTANT: You will wear out your volunteers if they are continually bending over to pick up the knocked over pins and set them up with the proper spacing as well as retrieving the balls. What should you do instead? EASY - We suggest that you ask the each of the players to help with the placing of the pins back once they are done playing the game so the next player has a fresh set of pins - this is why we suggest you use the sidewalk chalk and mark the position of the pins to make this easier for the kids to take part! |