Giant Garden Game FAQs
We have some great giant garden games for hire at We Are Tricycle! But how can you get the most out of them, and what is the story behind these family favourites? Our experts have looked into the facts for you and created these fascinating articles for you to peruse.
If we've missed anything, or if you'd like any more information, please feel free to contact us!
What is the history of Chess? Chess, or our Giant Chess, is a classic game that took the world by storm, many years ago! We might not be able to tell you how to become a chess grandmaster, but we can tell you the history of this beloved game.
How do you win at Draughts: Played on the same board as chess, our Giant Draughts is a game of tactics and technique. Follow our counterintuitive advice to see how you can beat the opponents, almost every time.
Are Giant Garden Games suitable for all ages? When you want to entertain people of all ages, Giant Garden Games are perfect! Anyone old enough to understand the rules is old enough to play.
How much space do I need for giant garden games? When you need to pack lots of fun into a small space, giant garden games are perfect! These can fit indoors and outdoors, and only require door access.
How do I play Giant Jenga? Study our tactics to win the Giant Jenga game. With these hints and techniques, you can force your opponents to topple the tower.
How to play Giant Connect Four: The Giant Connect Four game is a favourite of all ages. Familiarise yourself with the rules of this two-player game here.
You'll find all the giant garden games you can imagine with We Are Tricycle! Wherever you are in the UK, we're ready to help you make your event exceptional. Look through our website to see what we could offer you!
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Where Giant Games Fit into a Bigger Event
Giant games can work as individual attractions, as a collection of activities or as supporting entertainment around a larger event. Their role can therefore change considerably depending on whether you are organising a corporate day, university event, wedding, summer celebration or full funfair. These related FAQ collections explore some of those different possibilities.
Want to build a larger games area?
Giant games can be combined with other styles of play to create an activity area with plenty of choice. Funfair Game FAQs cover traditional fairground games and side stalls, while Mini Golf FAQs answer questions about adding a mini golf course to an event.
For a technology-led alternative, Arcade Game FAQs explore arcade machines and electronic games that can complement physical activities.
Using giant games to get teams playing together
Short games can be useful when an event needs activities that groups can move between rather than one long structured session. They can also introduce friendly competition without making every part of the day dependent on the same type of challenge.
Our Teambuilding Day FAQs look at the wider considerations involved in building a programme of team activities. Corporate organisers can also continue to Corporate Event Funfair FAQs for questions about larger staff events and company fun days.
Planning games for students and education events?
School, college and university events can involve large numbers of participants moving between different entertainment areas. School & University Event FAQs provide a dedicated collection covering this type of event and the wider considerations involved in selecting activities.
Could giant games work at a wedding?
Games can provide an informal activity between other parts of a wedding celebration, particularly when organisers want entertainment that guests can approach in their own time. The wider Wedding Funfair FAQs explore questions about combining games and fairground entertainment with wedding venues and schedules.
What if the giant games are being used outdoors?
Outdoor games need to be considered in relation to the particular equipment, site and prevailing conditions. An outdoor booking should not assume that every game can be used regardless of the weather.
Rainy Weather FAQs provide further information for events affected by wet conditions, while Summer Funfair FAQs explore the wider questions associated with summer entertainment.
How much room should a games area have?
Planning should account for more than the dimensions of the games themselves. Players need usable space around the equipment, while the wider event may also require routes for guests, waiting areas and separation from neighbouring attractions.
Event Planning and Logistics FAQs cover the broader site-planning picture. There is also a dedicated guide to How much space do I need for giant garden games? for more focused information about space planning.
Making a games area suitable for a varied audience
Different guests may want to participate in different ways, and the suitability of an individual game can depend on its design, positioning and the participant. A varied selection can provide more options, but accessibility still needs to be considered as part of the overall event plan.
Funfair Accessibility FAQs explore accessibility and inclusion in more detail, while Health and Safety FAQs provide answers to broader event and fairground safety questions.
Adding rides and attractions around the games
A games area can also form one part of a full funfair. If you are considering rides alongside the activities, continue to Carousel FAQs, Ferris Wheel FAQs or Dodgems FAQs. For more energetic ride options, Thrill Ride FAQs provide another dedicated collection.
Find more answers about games and event activities
Return to the main FAQs section for further FAQ collections covering different attractions and event types. You can also browse Guides for more detailed articles or contact us to discuss a mixture of giant games and other entertainment for your event.