DIY Duck Pond
The duck pond game is a fun ‘Winner Every Time’ carnival game that’s great for young children. The player picks a duck and wins a prize corresponding to the number on the bottom.
Our rubber Sailor Ducks won't flip over, unlike most rubber ducks.
What you need:A small pool or water container About 2-3 dozen ducks (that won’t flip over!)
A permanent marker
See our complete kits below.
Set Up:
Set up pool on a level surface and fill with about 4” of water. Mark the bottom of the ducks with numbers 1-10 (an equal number of ducks for each number).
Prizes:
We recommend using 10 different prizes of approximately equal value. Show off your prizes with their number clearly displayed on an index card. Mark the bottoms of the ducks with the numbers 1-10 to indicate what prize will be won if chosen.
Set Up:
Set up pool on a level surface and fill with about 4” of water. Mark the bottom of the ducks with numbers 1-10 (an equal number of ducks for each number).
Prizes:
We recommend using 10 different prizes of approximately equal value. Show off your prizes with their number clearly displayed on an index card. Mark the bottoms of the ducks with the numbers 1-10 to indicate what prize will be won if chosen.
Our rubber Sailor Ducks won't flip over, unlike most rubber ducks.
Picking Your Prizes:
Make it easy and choose one of our 2 hour prize kits below, or use this chart to select your own prizes based on how much you are charging per play. Quantities are based on a 2 hour event.
| What You Charge Per Play | Recommended Prize Values & Quantities to Buy |
| $ .50 per play | $ .25 prizes (2 dz each of 10 different prizes) |
| $1.00 per play | $ .50 prizes (2 dz each of 10 different prizes) |
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The duck pond game is a fun ‘Winner Every Time’ carnival game that’s great for young children. The player picks a duck and wins a prize corresponding to the number on the bottom.
Our rubber Sailor Ducks won't flip over, unlike most rubber ducks.
What you need:A small pool or water container About 2-3 dozen ducks (that won’t flip over!)
A permanent marker
See our complete kits below.
Set Up:
Set up pool on a level surface and fill with about 4” of water. Mark the bottom of the ducks with numbers 1-10 (an equal number of ducks for each number).
Prizes:
We recommend using 10 different prizes of approximately equal value. Show off your prizes with their number clearly displayed on an index card. Mark the bottoms of the ducks with the numbers 1-10 to indicate what prize will be won if chosen.
Set Up:
Set up pool on a level surface and fill with about 4” of water. Mark the bottom of the ducks with numbers 1-10 (an equal number of ducks for each number).
Prizes:
We recommend using 10 different prizes of approximately equal value. Show off your prizes with their number clearly displayed on an index card. Mark the bottoms of the ducks with the numbers 1-10 to indicate what prize will be won if chosen.
Our rubber Sailor Ducks won't flip over, unlike most rubber ducks.
Picking Your Prizes:
Make it easy and choose one of our 2 hour prize kits below, or use this chart to select your own prizes based on how much you are charging per play. Quantities are based on a 2 hour event.
| What You Charge Per Play | Recommended Prize Values & Quantities to Buy |
| $ .50 per play | $ .25 prizes (2 dz each of 10 different prizes) |
| $1.00 per play | $ .50 prizes (2 dz each of 10 different prizes) |
