Guides · October 21, 2026 · 4 min read
Halloween: pull a treat from a 3D candy sphere or a ticket from the haunted tree
If the “Trick or Treat” wheel decides who gets candy and who gets tricked, the 3D ticket draw is the moment to invite that person on stage to pull with their own hand: drag a ticket out of the candy sphere, the string stretches, snaps, and a name appears. The two new Halloween templates reuse the characters of the existing wheel and number-draw templates, so you can mix all three games in one evening and the screen keeps a single look.
The candy sphere — playful
A purple night, a full moon, a cobweb and a cross-eyed spider, a bug-eyed ghost saying “Pick one!” and two grinning pumpkins beside the GRAB A TREAT button. The sphere is covered with 160 orange tickets with black borders reading “BOO!”, turning slowly like a giant pumpkin. Good for daytime offices, classrooms and shops.
The haunted tree — spooky
A mossy-green night, a hazy moon, a castle with flickering windows and fog at its feet. The tree hangs 120 black tickets with glowing green borders marked ☠, green buds flicker on the branches like will-o’-the-wisps, and the DRAW A TICKET button sits between two candles. Made for evening parties and darkened halls.
A 15-minute run sheet: everyone pulls once
- 0–2 min: dim the lights, open the stage, the costumed host explains the rule: whoever comes up pulls a ticket, and the name that appears wins the candy.
- 2–10 min: invite people up one after another; set each draw to pull two or three tickets so winners come quickly.
- 10–13 min: a “trick” round — the winner does a small dare (sing a line, tell a one-minute ghost story) before collecting.
- 13–15 min: a final single-ticket draw for the big prize, triggered with the button so the whole room waits together.
With young kids, use the candy sphere and skip the scares; for an adult evening, use the haunted tree and turn the lights fully off so the tickets glow.
Combine it with the Halloween wheel and number draw
Because the three templates share a style, you can run three small events in one evening: the wheel decides trick or treat, the number draw picks winners quickly, and the 3D ticket draw gives the on-stage moment. Import the participant list once and reuse it; each event keeps its own history.