Wack A Balloon
Don’t Pop It! Wack It!
Wack A Balloon is a high-stakes party game where each player hammers in nails—trying not to be the one who pops the balloon. With every turn, the tension builds… until someone loses their nerve (and the game).
✅ Fun for 2–16 players (ages 4+)
✅ Builds hand-eye coordination & reflexes
✅ Includes reusable ties & tons of balloons
✅ Perfect for parties, classrooms & family game night
Think you’ve got a steady hand? Let’s find out.
Wack A Balloon includes everything you need for non-stop suspense and hilarious balloon-popping action. Inside the box, you'll find 100 plastic balloon nails, 200 colorful balloons, 21 reusable balloon ties, a lightweight Wack A Hammer, a mystery spinner, an easy-to-use balloon inflator, and a quick-start instruction manual.
All parts are made from safe, durable plastic designed for repeated play. The balloon chamber is sturdy and built to contain the tension as players hammer in the nails. The hammer is lightweight and kid-friendly, and the reusable balloon ties are crafted to stretch and seal easily.
All Wack A Balloon orders ship from the USA within 1-2 business day. U.S. delivery typically takes 3–7 days, and international shipping is available. If you’re not completely satisfied, we offer free returns on unused items within 30 days—no hassle. Plus, every game is backed by our lifetime warranty for long-lasting fun and peace of mind.
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$24.99
How To Play
Place Balloon Under box
Blow up a balloon. Then place the balloon underneath the Wack A Balloon box so it sits in the chamber. Give it a shake to settle the balloon inside and get ready to play!
Take Turns Hammering Nails
Players take turns picking a plastic nail and carefully hammering it into the box. No one knows which nail will pop the balloon—so every hit builds tension. Play moves clockwise, and the suspense builds with each smack.
Pop It, You Lose!
If your hammer lands the final blow and the balloon pops on your turn—you’re out! The game resets with a new balloon, and the chaos starts all over again. Try to stay in the game and keep your cool!
Let customers speak for us
Lots of fun and you can totally just play by yourself and work on balancing the blocks. 😁
This is a good product. My 8 and 9-year-old will sit and play with it for hours.
I absolutely love this game. It is a lot like Jenga but a little bit different and is challenging. My kids love it.
Comes in one box similar to Jenga. Game is more than just grabbing pieces and stacking them. The more you play, the more strategy u learn to make it harder for the other player. Very happy and would buy as gift also!
I loved it but really smaller than I expected all and all it was a really great experience but I would say 10/10 would recommend!!!
I bought this because my husband kept mentioning it, we are competitive so it’s a fun little game. Nothing too intense.
It's a simple, but fun game mix your own little rules and method into it.
Very fun game and for the whole family. We had as young as 18 month old to early 80' year old playing. My children are also autistic and they loved it. Only thing was the balloons were really torn when tying them. When we run out we'll just buy nicer ones. Overall great buy. I did pay full price too
Gifted this to my kiddos for Christmas! 11, 7, 4 and they absolutely loved it. It was fun and entertaining.
We really frikkin love this game it’s so entertaining and I love that I can play with my 5 yr old & with adults. I kinda wish it had more blocks tho because we’ve managed to finish them before and the have them balanced 😂 but it’s really a great time and you can get super creative. Only other suggestion I have for improvement is to make the little playing cards actual cards made from card stock like a regular deck. Because trying to perfectly punch them all out is basically impossible & they can’t be shuffled easily because the little nubs that get left over cause friction.
I am so glad I purchased the Stack Attack game! I played it by myself first and enjoyed that. Then, I played it with my adult son, which was as fun in a totally different way. Finally, I brought it in to work so that my college students could play it and they had a ball! It's a really fun and engaging game for anyone or a group!