A stand game visitors already know how to play
Tin Can Alley - also sold as a tin can side stall - doesn't need explaining before someone has a go. Eight red tin cans, numbered 1 to 8, are stacked in a pyramid on the shelf:
| Row | Cans |
|---|---|
| Top | 1 |
| Second | 3, 2 |
| Third | 4, 5, 6 |
| Front | 8, 7 |
The stall's own backboard spells out the job in the same yellow fairground lettering as the header above it: get all eight cans off the board in three throws and it's a win.
The whole game folds into a single red flight case. Open the lid and it swings up on its own hinges to become the striped "All Off The Board To Win" backboard, so there's no separate frame to build on site. Nothing needs plugging in either - it's worked entirely by hand, so it sits on a stand, in a hall or out on grass without adding anything to an electrical plan. Players just need a few metres of clear space in front of the counter to stand and throw.













