One complete set serves one maker at a time
Each active bubble maker uses one complete BubbleStix wand set, holding one handle in each hand. The Original Kit includes one complete set. The Double Pack includes two. The Camp Pack includes ten. Count complete sets when planning an activity. A guest who is watching or waiting for a turn does not need a separate set.
Choose how the group will participate
For turn-taking, decide how many stations you can comfortably host. Twelve guests can rotate through one station or two; their experience and waiting time will differ, but their equipment requirement follows the number of active stations. For simultaneous play, each active participant needs a complete set and a separate working space. A plan for twelve simultaneous makers therefore needs twelve complete sets, regardless of how many guests are watching.
Use combinations when your plan calls for them
The three current kits can be combined. A Camp Pack and a Double Pack supply twelve sets and sixty mix pouches. Three Double Packs supply six sets and thirty pouches. These are equipment quantities, not a promise that the venue can accommodate that many makers. Compare the three kits and choose the number of sets that suits your gathering.
Make turn-taking easy to understand
Show the waiting spot, the dipping spot and the way back before the activity begins. Offer a turn in a visible order, such as around a circle of names. Invite the next guest when the current maker has returned to the dipping point. Guests may prefer watching the bubbles or taking a picture; keep those roles welcome. Let the adults handle the flow so participants can concentrate on their turn.
Keep mix quantities separate from equipment quantities
Mix pouches replenish prepared solution. They do not create extra wand sets. The Original Kit has five pouches, the Double Pack ten and the Camp Pack fifty. Follow the actual pouch directions when preparing each batch with one gallon of water and the specified dish soap. Bring your own suitable mixing and dipping containers. Plan additional batches around use rather than assigning a pouch to each guest.
Choose a setup you can host well
A shared station can be a lovely center of attention for a family. Two stations can give friends side-by-side turns. Several stations can support a camp rotation when adults and space are available. Start from the experience and the site, then choose your kits. Explore the three BubbleStix kits and choose the equipment for your day.
Bring BubbleStix along.
Choose a kit for your family, party or group and enjoy making giant bubbles together.
Explore the kits

