Rope The Bull western-themed carnival ring toss game rental from AMJ Spectacular Events

Rope The Bull

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Item Size: 30" x 30" x 36"

Give your guests a taste of the Wild West with Rope The Bull, a crowd-pleasing carnival game from AMJ Spectacular Events. Players toss for two ways to win: rope the bull's horns for a small win, or land the ring around the bull's neck for the big win. It's simple, exciting, and always draws a line.

This compact game measures 30" x 30" x 36", making it easy to fit into carnivals, festivals, and country western themed parties across Chicagoland. It pairs perfectly with other classic carnival games for a full midway experience.

  • Two ways to win for extra fun
  • Great for all ages
  • Fits a country western or classic carnival theme

As a fully insured company with 21 years of experience, AMJ includes delivery, setup, and teardown with your rental. Ready to lasso some laughs? Call 708-450-4386 or request a quote today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you play Rope The Bull?
Players toss a ring toward the bull. Landing the ring around the bull's neck earns the big win, while roping the horns earns a small win. It's easy to learn and fun for all ages.
How big is the Rope The Bull game?
The game measures 30" x 30" x 36", so it fits easily into carnivals, festivals, and party spaces. For any additional setup questions, call AMJ at 708-450-4386.
Is Rope The Bull good for a country western themed event?
Absolutely. It fits right into a country western or ranch theme and works great alongside other classic carnival games for a complete midway.
Does AMJ deliver and set up the game?
Yes. Delivery, setup, and teardown are included with your rental throughout Chicagoland and the surrounding suburbs. Additional fees may apply on some items.
How do I book Rope The Bull for my event?
Simply request a quote through amjse.com or call 708-450-4386. Booking early is recommended for holidays and peak dates, which fill up months in advance.