Carnival Game Ultimate Package Rental

GAMES INCLUDED

Wak A Rat, Ricochet, Golf One Shot, Flap Attack, Tic Tac Toe, Whip N Skip, Streetskee

GAME STATIONS

7 simultaneous stations

AGE GROUP

All Ages

ELECTRICAL

None Required

TABLE SETUP

All 7 games best on 6ft tables

TABLES INCLUDED

Not included — rent separately

INDOOR/OUTDOOR

Both

PACKAGE TYPE

Fixed bundle — seven specific games

Wak A Rat — Bean Bag Knock-Down

Players throw bean bags at a lineup of rat targets and try to knock down as many as possible. Simple enough for any age to participate, challenging enough that knocking all three down requires real aim and force calibration. The game is fast, the sound of a bean bag hitting a rat target travels across the carnival area, and the competitive impulse to get all three in one turn keeps players lining up for another round. Wak A Rat is the energy-release game in the Ultimate — the one that gets the crowd cheering and the arms swinging.

Ricochet — Roll, Bounce, Land

Players roll a ball down an alley, watch it ricochet off bungee cords at the far end, and try to land it in one of the scored holes on the other side of the rebound. Ricochet is the only game in the Ultimate where the ball changes direction mid-play — the bungee cord rebound introduces a physics variable that no other game in the catalog uses. Too much speed and the ball rebounds past the scoring holes. Too little and it does not make it through the cords. The angle of entry affects the rebound angle, which means experienced players develop a feel for the right combination of speed and approach that newer players cannot replicate immediately. This is the Ultimate's depth game.

Golf One Shot — One Chance at a Hole in One

Players get exactly one swing to make a hole in one. No mulligans, no second attempts — one shot to prove a golf swing. Golf One Shot appeals to golf enthusiasts who think they can do it and to non-golfers who find the one-shot pressure irresistible. The single-attempt format is the game's entire identity: the consequence of each swing is total, which creates a specific type of focused tension before the club makes contact that multi-attempt games cannot replicate. Every player who misses immediately wants another turn. Every player who makes it immediately wants an audience for the next one.

Flap Attack — Roll Uphill, Score the Flaps

Players roll a ball up an incline, knocking down scored flap targets along the way, and try to land the highest cumulative score before the ball drops off the edge at the top. The uphill rolling mechanic is unique in the Ultimate — every other rolling or sliding game moves along a flat or downward-sloping surface. Flap Attack reverses this: you are fighting gravity with every roll, calibrating just enough force to reach the higher-scoring flaps without overshooting the drop-off at the top. The "be ready for the drop-off" warning in the original description captures the game's central tension — conservative play scores low, aggressive play risks losing everything to the drop.

Tic Tac Toe — Strategy Meets Throwing Accuracy

Players throw three wiffle balls and try to land them in a tic-tac-toe grid to get three in a row — horizontal, vertical, or diagonal. Tic Tac Toe is the Ultimate's two-player competition game: both players share the same grid, so strategic placement matters as much as throwing accuracy. Landing in the wrong square wastes a turn; landing in a square that blocks the opponent while advancing your own line wins the game. Players who think about the grid while throwing beat players who focus only on accuracy. This is the Ultimate's mind game, and it draws spectators who want to watch the strategy unfold.

Whip N Skip — Glide the Puck Around the Ramp

Players send a puck gliding around a curved ramp and try to land it on a scored target at the end of the track. The ramp curvature is the game's defining challenge: the puck must be launched with exactly the right force to maintain contact with the ramp surface throughout the curve and arrive at the target with enough control to land in a scoring zone. Too soft and the puck loses momentum before completing the ramp. Too hard and it flies off the track entirely. Whip N Skip is the Ultimate's precision physics game — the one that rewards the player who finds the force window and then repeats it under pressure.

Streetskee — Classic Skee Ball, Three Holes

Players roll balls up the alley and try to land them in one of three target holes at the far end. Each hole is progressively smaller than the last and worth more points — the largest and easiest hole scores lowest, the smallest and hardest hole scores highest. Streetskee is the arcade skee ball experience in carnival game form: the scoring logic is immediately understood by anyone who has played the arcade version, but the outdoor lane dimensions and ball weight create a different calibration challenge. Players who develop their skee ball arc quickly move to targeting the smaller, higher-value holes and compete for cumulative point totals across multiple rounds.

Seven Tables in a Row Is a Carnival — Not a Game Zone

Five stations arranged together read as a game area. Seven stations with carnival-striped tablecloths read as a midway. The visual density of seven active game booths, the layered sound of different games running simultaneously, and the ability to see every station from any position in the game row creates an immersive carnival atmosphere that fewer stations cannot produce regardless of how good the individual games are. The Ultimate is the first package in the catalog where the setup itself becomes the attraction before a single ball is thrown.

Four Lane and Ramp Games — A Different Physics Family

Ricochet, Flap Attack, Streetskee, and Whip N Skip all involve rolling or sliding along a defined surface — down an alley, up an incline, around a ramp, through a bungee rebound. These four games form a distinct physics family that the 5 Pack does not cover. Lane-and-ramp games appeal to a different player temperament than throwing games: more deliberate, more repetitive, more focused on finding a repeatable physical pattern. The Ultimate combines this rolling mechanic cluster with three throwing and strategy games (Wak A Rat, Tic Tac Toe, Golf One Shot) to cover the full spectrum of carnival game skill types.

Seven Simultaneous Players — Maximum Throughput

Seven stations mean seven guests playing simultaneously at all times. At a school carnival with 300 students, seven fast-cycling stations means the entire student body can cycle through all games within the event window without any station creating a significant bottleneck. At a church festival or community event, seven stations dispersed through the venue mean guests encounter a game wherever they are standing — there is no dead space in a seven-station layout the way there can be in a three or four-station arrangement.

Golf One Shot — The Only Single-Attempt Game in the Catalog

Every other game in the Ultimate and across the full catalog gives players multiple attempts per turn. Golf One Shot gives exactly one. That distinction changes the psychology of every turn at this station: the weight of a single attempt, the ritual of stepping up and taking a breath before the swing, the complete resolution of success or failure in one moment. No other game in the catalog uses this single-attempt format, which makes Golf One Shot the Ultimate's most memorable individual station for the players who approach it seriously.

All Seven Are Addicting — All Seven Improve With Repetition

The existing product description flags it directly: these games are tests of skill and are very addicting. That is accurate for all seven. Every game has a visible skill gap between a first attempt and a tenth — and every game has a moment where the player finds the right physical pattern (the right bean bag arc, the right puck force, the right ball entry angle for Ricochet) and immediately needs to confirm it was not accidental. Seven games, seven skill curves, seven reasons to stay engaged across the entire 8-hour rental window.

No Electricity — Seven Stations Anywhere

All seven games are entirely mechanical. No power required, no cords, no generator. The Ultimate sets up indoors in gymnasiums, fellowship halls, hotel ballrooms, and school cafeterias or outdoors at any venue. Seven stations with no infrastructure requirements means the only planning constraint is floor space — no outlet proximity, no circuit loading, no weather-dependent power access. The same package that runs a school gymnasium carnival runs a church parking lot festival without any operational changes.

Wak A Rat

Players receive bean bags and throw at rat knock-down targets. Score a point or prize for every rat knocked down. Players can compete for highest count per turn or for the first to knock all three. Supervisor resets rats between turns. Turns complete in under 30 seconds — high throughput station.

Ricochet

Roll the ball down the alley with enough force and angle to ricochet off the bungee cords and land in a scored hole on the far side. Score points per hole landed. Players learn the right combination of speed and approach angle across turns — experienced players develop a consistent rebound technique. Compete for highest points across multiple rounds.

Golf One Shot

One swing, one attempt. Players take their stance, swing the club, and either make the hole in one or they do not. Prize or point awarded for a successful hole in one. The single-attempt format means each player's turn is resolved in seconds — and every miss produces an immediate line for another attempt.

Flap Attack

Roll the ball up the inclined surface to knock down scored flap targets. Each flap has a point value — accumulate points as the ball rises up the track. Avoid the drop-off at the top — if the ball goes over the edge, that turn ends. Players calibrate force to reach higher flaps without triggering the drop-off. Score the highest total across all knocked flaps per turn.

Tic Tac Toe

Two players alternate throwing wiffle balls into a shared tic-tac-toe grid. Each player has 3 balls per turn. First to get three of their balls in a row — horizontal, vertical, or diagonal — wins the round. Strategy (blocking the opponent while extending your own line) matters as much as throwing accuracy. Prizes or points awarded per win; run multiple rounds for tournament play.

Whip N Skip

Launch the puck onto the curved ramp surface with enough controlled force to maintain contact around the curve and arrive at the scored target zone at the end of the track. Too soft — the puck stops mid-ramp. Too hard — the puck flies off the track. Score points for landing in target zones. Players who find the right force window can repeat it consistently — and the competition is for who can hit the highest-value target zone repeatedly.

Streetskee

Roll balls up the alley toward three scored target holes at the far end. The largest hole is easiest and worth fewest points; the smallest is hardest and worth the most. Players develop their arc and force across turns — beginners aim for the large hole, experienced players target the smaller higher-value holes. Accumulate total points across multiple balls per turn. Compete for highest total score per player or across a tournament bracket.

Space and Table Requirements

All seven games play best on individual 6-foot tables — seven tables total for the full Ultimate setup. Plan for seven table footprints with player standing areas in front of each station and spectator space alongside the row. A straight row or gentle curve of seven tables creates the midway lane feel that makes the Ultimate visually distinct. Seven carnival-striped tablecloth tables from the tables, chairs, and tents category complete the authentic carnival aesthetic. Tables are rented separately and are not included in the Ultimate package price.

No Electricity Required

All seven games are entirely mechanical — no electricity, no batteries, no blowers. The Ultimate deploys at any venue without power infrastructure: outdoors at a school field day, church parking lot, community festival, or backyard event; indoors at a gymnasium, fellowship hall, hotel ballroom, or school cafeteria. Seven stations ready to operate from the moment setup is complete.

How to Book

Click "Add to Cart" on the product page. Enter your event date, delivery address, and setup location. A $50 non-refundable deposit holds the reservation and applies to the total. The Ultimate books as a single package — no individual game selections at checkout. Want to add tables, a bounce house, a water slide, or additional games to the same order? Call (817) 800-8618 and our team will build the complete event order. Read our what to expect on event day page for delivery guidance.

Supervision

For smaller events, three to four adult supervisors can manage seven stations — group the fast-turn stations (Wak A Rat, Golf One Shot, Tic Tac Toe) under two supervisors and the rolling game stations (Ricochet, Flap Attack, Whip N Skip, Streetskee) under two more. For large school carnivals and church festivals, one supervisor per station provides maximum throughput and prize management. Supervisors reset equipment, distribute game pieces, and track scores or award prizes across all seven stations. See our safety standards page for equipment care details.

Large School Carnivals and Fall Festivals

Seven simultaneous stations are the throughput architecture for school carnivals with 300 or more students. Seven fast-cycling game stations mean the student body cycles through the game zone without bottlenecks at any single station. Seven independent ticket redemption points also maximize fundraising revenue for PTO and booster organizations. See our vendor approval for schools page for required documentation.

Church Festivals and Large Community Events

Church carnivals that draw 200 or more attendees across all age groups find seven stations the game coverage that serves everyone simultaneously. No electricity required means the Ultimate sets up in fellowship halls and parking lots equally. Seven different game mechanics means every member of the congregation finds their game regardless of age or physical ability. See our church event ideas page for complete event planning guidance.

Fundraising Carnivals and PTO Events

Seven ticket redemption points running simultaneously is the highest-revenue-per-event-hour game setup in the Inflatable Party Magic catalog. PTO fall carnivals, booster club fundraisers, and nonprofit carnival events that sell game tickets generate more ticket purchases when there are seven game stations available than when there are three or five. Players buy more tickets because there are more games worth playing — and the variety of game types means different players have different favorites to return to.

Corporate Events and Company Picnics

The Ultimate's seven game variety produces seven separate personality-revealing competitions at a corporate event. Who dominates Ricochet's physics? Who finds Golf One Shot's single-attempt pressure motivating rather than daunting? Who turns Streetskee into a calculated points competition? Who carries the whole team at Tic Tac Toe? Seven games produce seven different company picnic stories.

Community Festivals as the Standalone Attraction

HOA community festivals and neighborhood events where the game zone needs to function as the primary entertainment find the Ultimate the package that operates as a standalone attraction. Seven active stations visible from the festival entrance draw guests into the game zone before they have made any other event decision. No other package in the catalog creates that magnetic pull from across a venue the way a full row of seven active game tables does.

Indoor Winter and Holiday Carnivals

Seven mechanical games with no electricity make the Ultimate the largest indoor-capable game package in the catalog. Winter carnivals, holiday party venues, indoor school events, and any large indoor gathering that wants a full carnival game zone find the Ultimate sets up in any gymnasium or ballroom with sufficient floor space for seven table stations. The indoor version of a seven-game midway row is as visually compelling as the outdoor version.

Tables, Chairs, and Tents

Seven 6-foot tables are needed for ideal Ultimate Package setup. Carnival-striped tablecloth tables create the authentic midway row appearance. Add chairs and a tent for shade coverage at outdoor summer events.

Bounce House Rentals

Add a bounce house alongside the Ultimate and the event runs eight simultaneous activity zones. Large-scale school carnivals and church festivals often pair a bounce house with the full game package to cover active physical play alongside focused skill game competition.

Carnival Game 5 Pack

If seven stations is more than your event needs, the Carnival Game 5 Pack covers five classic midway games at $580. Compare the Ultimate and the 5 Pack to find the station count and game mix that fits your event size and budget.

Browse All Party Packages

Browse the complete package lineup — from the Basic at $89 to the Ultimate at $650 — to compare station counts, game types, and pricing across every package in the catalog.

Weather Happens

Texas weather does not care about your event date. We offer flexible rain checks with no penalties when weather forces a cancellation. Your deposit rolls forward to your rescheduled date. All seven Ultimate games also move indoors — so light rain does not have to stop anything.

Empathy Over Logistics

We lead with kindness and find solutions, not excuses. If something goes wrong with your rental, we make it right. Chanda McFarland runs this company as a parent and neighbor, not a faceless corporation.

The Magic Standard

We treat every delivery like it is for our own family. That standard has earned us over 1,200 five-star Google reviews from DFW families, churches, schools, and businesses since 2002.

What seven games are included in the Carnival Game Ultimate Package?

The Ultimate includes seven specific carnival skill games: Wak A Rat (bean bag knock-down — throw bean bags at rat targets and knock down as many as possible), Ricochet (roll a ball down an alley to ricochet off bungee cords and land in scored holes), Golf One Shot (one swing to make a hole in one — single attempt, no mulligans), Flap Attack (roll a ball uphill to knock down scored flap targets while avoiding the drop-off), Tic Tac Toe (throw wiffle balls to get three in a row in a shared grid — two-player competition), Whip N Skip (send a puck gliding around a curved ramp to land on a scored target), and Streetskee (roll balls up an alley into progressively smaller scored holes — classic skee ball format). All seven are played best on 6-foot tables and require no electricity.

How does the Ultimate Package differ from the Carnival Game 5 Pack?

The 5 Pack at $580 includes five classic midway-style games emphasizing throwing and impact mechanics — knock-down, slide, toss, ring. The Ultimate at $650 includes seven games with a significantly different character: four of the seven are lane and ramp rolling games (Ricochet, Flap Attack, Streetskee, Whip N Skip) that use ball and puck physics along defined surfaces. The Ultimate also adds two additional stations and the single-attempt Golf One Shot mechanic not found in the 5 Pack. Choose the 5 Pack for fast-paced throwing-game energy. Choose the Ultimate for a larger station count, a more deliberate rolling-game character, and the full seven-station midway row experience.

Are tables included with the Carnival Game Ultimate Package?

Tables are not included in the Ultimate package price. All seven games play best on individual 6-foot tables — seven tables total for the complete setup. Inflatable Party Magic offers carnival-striped tablecloth tables in addition to standard black tables through the tables, chairs, and tents category. Seven carnival-striped tables lined up with the Ultimate games creates the authentic carnival midway row appearance. Add tables to the same order when booking.

Can the Carnival Game Ultimate Package be set up indoors?

Yes — all seven games require no electricity and no outdoor surface. The Ultimate sets up in any indoor venue with sufficient floor space for seven table footprints and player standing areas. School gymnasiums, church fellowship halls, hotel ballrooms, and large indoor event venues can accommodate the full seven-station layout. None of the seven games produce noise levels inappropriate for indoor venues. The Ultimate is the largest indoor-capable fixed game package in the Inflatable Party Magic catalog. See our what to expect on event day page for delivery planning guidance.

How many supervisors do I need for seven game stations?

For smaller events, three to four adult supervisors can manage all seven stations efficiently — group the fast-turn throwing stations (Wak A Rat, Golf One Shot, Tic Tac Toe) under two supervisors and the rolling game stations (Ricochet, Flap Attack, Whip N Skip, Streetskee) under one to two more. For large school carnivals and church festivals with high throughput, one supervisor per station produces the fastest player rotation and most efficient prize management. Supervisors reset equipment, distribute game pieces, and award prizes across their assigned stations throughout the 8-hour rental window.

Where does Inflatable Party Magic deliver the Carnival Game Ultimate Package?

We deliver the Carnival Game Ultimate Package throughout the DFW metroplex — Tarrant County (Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Burleson, Crowley, Keller, Southlake), Johnson County (Cleburne, Joshua, Alvarado, Grandview, Venus), Ellis and Dallas County (Midlothian, Waxahachie, Cedar Hill, Grand Prairie, Dallas), and Parker, Hood, Somervell, Hill, and Bosque counties. Professional delivery, setup, and takedown of all seven game stations is included in the rental price. View the full delivery area or call (817) 800-8618.

Tarrant County

Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Kennedale, Benbrook, Keller, Southlake, Grapevine, Bedford, North Richland Hills, Haltom City, Watauga, Haslet, Trophy Club, Colleyville, Crowley, Everman, Forest Hill, River Oaks, and Azle.

Johnson County

Burleson, Cleburne, Joshua, Alvarado, Grandview, Venus, Godley, Keene, Cresson, and Rio Vista.

Ellis and Dallas County

Midlothian, Waxahachie, Red Oak, Cedar Hill, Dallas, Grand Prairie, Coppell, Flower Mound, Maypearl, and Covington.

Parker, Hood, and Somervell County

Weatherford, Aledo, Willow Park, Granbury, Glen Rose, Tolar, Lipan, and Acton.

Hill and Bosque County

Hillsboro, Itasca, Blum, Whitney, Kopperl, and Morgan.

Extended Delivery

Waco, Briar Oaks, Rendon, Lillian, and additional DFW communities. Call (817) 800-8618 to check availability for your location.