Shoppers use a few different names, and most point to the same type of product. You’ll commonly see:

• Spinning prize wheel or spin wheel
• Prize spinner or raffle wheel
• Game wheel or giveaway wheel
• Roulette-style wheel (for the look, not gambling)
• Tabletop or floor-standing wheel (describes the mount)

When browsing, filters like tabletop vs. stand, adjustable height, dry-erase surface, and slot count (e.g., 8, 10, 12, 14, 18) can help you zero in on what you need. The names may vary, but the purpose is similar: create a fun, randomized way to award prizes, pick activities, or engage a crowd.

It helps to match the wheel to your audience and space:

• 8–12 inch (tabletop): Great for desks, classrooms, and small gatherings where people are within a few feet.
• 18–24 inch: A versatile mid-size for parties, school events, and trade show booths; visible from a moderate distance without taking up too much space.
• 36 inch: Suited for larger rooms or crowds where you need strong visual impact.

Also consider tabletop vs. adjustable floor stands, the number of slots you want to fill (e.g., 10–14+ options), and portability (weight and whether it breaks down for storage). These factors can help you pick a size that’s practical and easy to use.

Prices can vary based on several build and feature choices:

• Size: Larger wheels typically use more materials and hardware.
• Materials: Acrylic, metal, and wood components may be priced differently.
• Mounting style: Tabletop models are usually simpler; floor models with adjustable height and sturdier bases can add cost.
• Slot count and customization: More slots and modular designs may influence price.
• Accessories: Dry-erase surfaces, markers/erasers, carry bags, brochure holders, or trays are value adds.

Comparing features on the product page and prioritizing what matters—visibility, portability, or add-ons—can help you find a good fit for your budget and needs.

Many prize wheels on this page feature a dry-erase surface for easy labeling. For best results:

• Use dry-erase markers only and let the ink dry briefly before spinning.
• Wipe with a soft, dry cloth or the included eraser after each use.
• For residue, a dry-erase cleaner or a lightly damp microfiber cloth can help. Avoid abrasives or harsh solvents.
• Let the surface fully dry before writing again.
• If your wheel uses slot cards or stickers, remove and replace them as directed on the product page.

Care instructions can vary by model, so it’s a good idea to check the item’s details before cleaning.

Yes—many listings include or offer compatible add-ons. Common items include:

• Replacement pointers/clickers and hardware
• Stands, poles, and bases (tabletop or floor)
• Dry-erase markers, erasers, and slot labels/cards
• Carry/storage bags, brochure holders, or trays

To find a match, review the product page for size (e.g., 8, 12, 18, 24, 36 inches), mounting style, and any compatibility notes. If you’re unsure, checking your order details or contacting customer care through your Walmart account can help. You can also view availability for pickup or delivery in your area on each item page.