Halloween Mummy Wrap Game Printable (Free Rules Card)

Some Halloween party games need supplies, setup, and a degree in crowd control. This one doesn’t. The Halloween mummy wrap game printable below is everything you need: grab a few rolls of toilet paper, print this page, and you’ve got ten minutes of pure chaos that kids (and honestly, adults) will talk about for weeks.

I’ve run this game at enough Halloween parties to know one thing for sure: it’s the simplest game on your schedule and somehow always the loudest. No special skills. No expensive props. Just teams, toilet paper, and a timer.

Why the Mummy Wrap Game Is the Easiest Halloween Party Win

Here’s why this game never flops. It takes about two minutes to explain, five minutes to play, and it works for ages 5 through 95. Little kids love being wrapped up. Teenagers love being competitive about it. Grown-ups get shockingly serious about their wrapping technique, which is the funniest part of the whole night.

And the cost? Practically nothing. A couple of multi-packs of the cheapest toilet paper you can find, and you’re set. (Pro tip: buy the thin stuff. It tears easily, which means faster unwrapping and less frustration. The quilted luxury rolls are your enemy here.)

Your Halloween Mummy Wrap Game Printable: The Rules Card

This is the printable part. Hit print on this section (or the whole page), hand one card to each team’s judge, and you’re ready to play tonight.

What You’ll Need (Supplies List)

Toilet paper rolls — at least 2–3 rolls per team. Budget about one roll per player, plus spares.
A timer — your phone works perfectly. Set it for 3 minutes.
Sunglasses for the mummy (optional) — protects eyes from stray paper and looks hilarious in photos.
Judge scorecards — one per judge. Just copy the scorecard format below onto a sheet of paper.
A small prize (optional) — candy, a plastic trophy, bragging rights. Kids care about this more than you’d think.

How to Play: The Rules

Split into teams of 2–4 players. Each team picks one person to be the mummy. The rest are the wrappers.
Hand each team their toilet paper. Same number of rolls for everyone — no sneaky extras.
Start the 3-minute timer. Wrappers wrap the mummy from head to toe in toilet paper. Speed matters, but so does coverage.
No tape, no staples, no glue. Toilet paper only. If it tears, you keep going with the pieces — that’s part of the fun.
Leave the mummy’s face clear. Eyes, nose, and mouth stay uncovered so the mummy can see, breathe, and laugh.
When the timer ends, hands off. Everyone steps back.
The mummy must do a slow spin so the judges can see the full wrap, then strike their best mummy pose.

Judging and Scorecard

Pick one or two judges (a parent, a party host, whoever isn’t playing). Each judge scores every team from 1 to 10 in each category:

Fastest wrap — which team used their time best and got the most coverage?
Neatest mummy — tightest, smoothest, most even wrapping.
Funniest walk — each mummy walks across the room. The stiff-legged shuffle gets bonus points in my book.
Best mummy pose — arms out, head tilt, full commitment. Ham it up.

Printable scorecard format — copy this onto paper for each judge:

Team name: _______________

Fastest wrap (1–10): ___

Neatest mummy (1–10): ___

Funniest walk (1–10): ___

Best mummy pose (1–10): ___

Total: ___ / 40

Highest total wins. In case of a tie, the judges pick a winner by applause — loudest cheers take it.

Fun Variations to Keep It Fresh

Played the classic version before? Mix it up with one of these.

Mummy Fashion Show

Give teams 5 minutes instead of 3, then run a full runway show. Each mummy walks the “catwalk” while a host announces them like a fashion commentator. Judges score on style and creativity instead of speed.

Mummy Relay Race

After wrapping, mummies race (carefully!) to a finish line and back without losing too much paper. The team whose mummy arrives most intact wins. Keep the distance short — wrapped knees don’t bend well.

Mummy Wrap + Costume Contest Combo

Run the wrap game first, then have everyone vote on best overall costume while the mummies are still wrapped. Two contests, one photo session, zero extra supplies.

Little-Kids Version

For kids under 5, swap the toilet paper for crepe paper streamers. It doesn’t tear as easily, it comes in fun colors, and it’s gentler on small faces. Skip the timer — just let them wrap until everyone giggles too hard to continue.

Safety and Tidy-Up Tips

I’ll be honest: your living room will look like a paper factory exploded. I speak from experience. Here’s how to survive it:

Clear the play area before you start. Toilet paper plus furniture legs equals tripping hazards.
Wrap loosely around the neck. Paper should never be tight around anyone’s throat — comfort over coverage, always.
Keep scissors away from the wrapping zone. Fingers do the tearing just fine.
Watch for slippery floors. Shredded paper on hardwood or tile gets slick. Have the mummies walk on carpet or a rug if you can.
Tidy-up is part of the game. Hand every kid a trash bag and make cleanup a 2-minute race. The team that fills their bag first gets first pick of the candy bowl. Works every single time.

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Halloween Mummy Wrap Game Printable: FAQs

How many toilet paper rolls do I need per team?

Plan on 2–3 rolls per team for a 3-minute round, or about one roll per player. Buy a cheap multi-pack and you’ll have plenty with leftovers for the bathroom.

What ages is the mummy wrap game good for?

It works great for ages 5 and up. For toddlers and preschoolers, use crepe paper streamers instead of toilet paper and skip the timer — they’ll have just as much fun without the pressure.

How long does the game take?

About 10 minutes total: 2 minutes to explain and split into teams, 3 minutes of wrapping, and a few minutes for judging and the mummy walk. Perfect filler between trick-or-treating and dessert.

Can adults play the mummy wrap game?

Absolutely — and they get weirdly competitive about it. At grown-up parties, add a rule that wrappers can’t talk (miming only) or wrap with one hand behind their back. It gets loud fast.

Is there a printable version of the rules?

Yes — that’s this page. The rules card, supplies list, and scorecard format above are designed to be printed as-is. Hit print, hand out the scorecards, and play tonight.

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