Our Amazing Carnival Fete Game Side Stalls have been revamped ready for Summer 2026! We have a range of new fun banners for all our stalls, as well as corporate “toned down” versions – this allows everyone to choose the vibe of stall banners for their event.
Our Carnival Fete Game Side Stalls for hire add traditional fun to any event. We have Hook a Duck, Cork Shooting Gallery, Tin Can Alley, Horseshoe Toss and more! Perfect for all event types including, but not limited to, School Fundraisers, Council Run Events, Corporate Events and so many more. Our Side Stalls are all the traditional red and white stripe which ensures they are vibrant, eye-catching and easily able to draw a crowd. So much fun for everyone!
We recently did our own event in one of our Traditional Game Hire units to honour our superhero kids – who are both now grown men! The youngest endured multiple brain surgeries to tackle brain tumours and infection in the skull, as well as both sons having ASD.
This event was a belated 18th party for our eldest son – who actually turns 22 in January 2026!
The name of the bar specifically gives a special nod to both our boys who are our superheros – Bruce Wayne/Batman and Kal-EL/Superman.
We love a busy Summer! We have travelled to Telford, Brighton, London, Southampton and many more places around the UK. We have provided our games for hire for both indoor and outdoor events – for Corporate Fun Days, Council Run Family Events, Village Fetes, Weddings and more!
In this blog we explore the differences between Crazy and Mini Golf.
Mini golf and crazy golf are two popular pastimes that involve putting a golf ball into a series of holes on a course filled with obstacles and challenges. While they may seem similar at first glance, mini golf and crazy golf have distinct characteristics that set them apart.
In this article, we’ll delve into the world of mini golf and crazy golf, exploring their differences and similarities to answer the question: Are they the same?
Mini golf quickly gained popularity and spread across the United States and Europe. Courses were designed with a variety of themes and obstacles, including windmills, tunnels, and ramps, to make the game more entertaining and challenging. The objective of mini golf is to navigate the ball through these obstacles and into the hole with the fewest number of strokes.
Key Features of Mini Golf:
Crazy golf, on the other hand, is a variation of mini golf that originated in the United Kingdom. The term “crazy golf” is often used to describe courses that feature unconventional and whimsical obstacles, designed to make the game even more entertaining and unpredictable.
Crazy golf courses typically include creative elements such as loop-the-loops, spinning wheels, and animated characters that add a sense of fun and excitement. These courses are designed to be visually striking and engaging, appealing to players of all ages. While the objective remains the same—getting the ball into the hole with the fewest strokes—the added craziness of the obstacles makes the game more challenging and enjoyable.
Key Features of Crazy Golf:
So, what sets mini golf and crazy golf apart?
In conclusion, mini golf and crazy golf, while sharing similarities, are distinct forms of entertainment with their unique characteristics. Mini golf offers a moderate level of challenge and competitive gameplay, making it a great choice for those who enjoy traditional golf but on a smaller scale. On the other hand, crazy golf emphasizes imaginative themes, whimsical obstacles, and a lighthearted atmosphere, making it an ideal choice for a fun and casual event.
We are a family-run business with over 10 years of experience and provide an extensive range of competitive and fun games for hire. This makes us the perfect team to help you organise your successful event. This is all part of delivering the fun to you!
If you want reduced stress when organising your event, then please contact us.
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