Pin the Tail on the Donkey is a classic party game where players try to place a paper “tail” as close as possible to a marked spot on a donkey poster while blindfolded. It’s designed to be lighthearted and social, so players take turns, laugh at the silly placements, and celebrate whoever gets closest.

• Typical kits include a poster, paper tails, a blindfold, and adhesive.
• It’s popular for birthdays, classrooms, and family gatherings.
• Variations may swap the donkey for other themes, but the idea stays the same.

It’s easy to set up, doesn’t require much space, and can be adapted for different ages with simple adjustments.

1. Search: On Walmart.com or the Walmart app, type “Pin the Tail on the Donkey.”
2. Filter: Browse Toys & Games, then narrow by categories like Kids & Family or Classic Games.
3. Compare: Check the poster size, how many tails are included, and whether a blindfold/adhesive comes in the kit.
4. Review: Look at photos and customer feedback to gauge quality and ease of use.
5. Choose fulfillment: Delivery or pickup options may be available based on your ZIP code.

Selection can vary by location and availability. You may also see multi-pack bundles and separate accessories (like extra tails). Signing in helps show the most accurate inventory and fulfillment options for your area.

1. Set up: Hang the poster on a smooth surface at a height that’s comfortable for your group.
2. Prep tails: Give each player a tail with removable adhesive (or what’s included in the kit).
3. Blindfold and turn: Gently blindfold each player and turn them around once or twice, if you choose.
4. Place the tail: Players walk forward and stick their tail where they think it belongs. Mark names on each placement.
5. Closest wins: The tail closest to the marked spot is the winner.

For safety, supervise play, keep floors clear, and use wall-safe adhesives rather than pins or tacks. Adjust the difficulty by skipping spins for younger players.

Player count can vary by kit, so it’s best to check the product details. Many sets include multiple tails to accommodate small groups, and some call out a specific number of players in the title (for example, a kit may note it’s suitable for a larger group).

• Look for the number of tails included in the description.
• Multi-pack posters can help you host bigger groups in rounds.
• If you run out of tails, paper cutouts can supplement for extra players.

Availability and included pieces can differ by item, so reviewing the contents list is a simple way to match a kit to your headcount.

• Use gentle adhesives: During play, choose removable adhesive dots, mild double-sided tape, or putty to help keep surfaces and the poster in good condition.
• Remove carefully: After the party, peel off adhesive slowly to avoid tearing.
• Flatten or roll: Store the poster in a protective sleeve or tube; keep tails in a labeled envelope.
• Keep it dry: Avoid moisture and direct sunlight to reduce warping or fading.
• Check kit details: Some tails (like stickers) are typically single-use, while paper cutouts can be reused if kept clean.

Reusability depends on materials and handling. Multi-packs can be helpful if you’re planning several events.