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There will have to be some food stalls and at least some sort of refreshment point. People love going to these events and they also get very hungry and thirsty. This means that there is an opportunity to make a little profit.

For the prizes at the game stalls you would be best off going to the wholesale store for them. Here you will no doubt be able to get some lovely prizes at reasonable prices as well. One wants to get quality prizes as that you can charge a fair price for the tickets. Of course you do not want to have to charge a lot for these tickets as they are mostly bought by kids and you do not want to make them unaffordable.

You will have to hire the marching band quite some time in advance as they are usually quite booked up at this time of the year. The fire dancers are sure to be a hit with the crowds and you will have to book them early as well. Remember to makes sure there are emergency personnel on the scene as well in case of an accident.

Arranging the obstacle course for the fun day is quite a challenge as there are many kids taking part and it has to be challenging yet fun at the same time. The way to start this year will be through some tires on the ground. They will have to step through these to get to the other side.

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Once at the other side they will be met with some apples in a bucket of water and they need to get one with their mouth and without using their hands. After this they have to get some candy out of a flour bucket, also without any hand usage. By now, they should be rather mucky but still having lots of fun.

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