Dunk Tanks
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Dunk Tanks
Overview
Dunk tanks, also known as dunking tanks or dunk booths, are popular attractions found at fairs, festivals, air shows, music events, fundraisers, and private parties. These tanks feature an acrylic stand filled with water, positioned beneath a seat. A target, often styled like a bullseye, is connected to this seat, adding an element of challenge and excitement to the game.
How It Works
The dunk tank game requires two participants: the dunkee, who sits on the seat above the water, and the dunker, who attempts to hit the target with softballs or tennis balls. Successfully striking the target triggers the seat to release, dropping the dunkee into the water below. Participants usually wear regular clothing or swimwear, and footwear is often recommended to prevent slipping.
Who Can Play
Typically, adults take on the role of the dunkee, while children enjoy being the dunkers. The tank, when filled, has a depth of at least 4?"5 feet to ensure safety, so all participants should be at least 4 feet tall and capable swimmers. It's advised for the dunkee to hold their breath as the ball is thrown to avoid water intake if they are dunked.
Cost and Setup
A longstanding favorite at events, dunk tanks offer a thrilling experience for all ages. The price ranges from $2000 to $4000, depending on the size and model. Renting a tank costs between $500 and $800 per day. Setting up a dunk tank is straightforward and can be done by one person, though hiring an assistant is an option if needed.
Conclusion
Dunk tanks provide endless fun and are a lucrative addition to any event, whether for fundraising or pure entertainment. Easy to set up and maintain, they continue to be a hit wherever they appear.
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