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Thinking about planning a Disney Themed Party? It’s never too early to start planning and you’ve come to the right place!
After taking several trips to Disney (check out how we go for half-price), looking at the changes to Cinderella’s Castle, and planning another Disney Trip for this year, it’s not a surprise that our kids would ask for a Disney themed party. We’ve had them in the past and I’m sure we’ll have more in the future.
Disney Themed Party Ideas
Today, I’ve gathered together as many adorable Disney Party Ideas as I could find, so I could share them all in one place…
Disney Party GAMES:
Game #1: Design a new Mickey Mouse Clubhouse!
So since our theme was Mickey’s Magical Math World, I had them DESIGN a Clubhouse or Treehouse for their first activity.
The goal was to make a Magical Treehouse for all of their Disney friends.
Disney Party Game #2: Draw Mickey With Your Eyes Closed!
Have each child close their eyes & draw! Give them a paper plate (plain white) and have them put it on their heads.
Now give them a marker and ask them to draw Mickey Mouse without looking at the plate (it stays on top of their head.)
The kids have to draw Mickey Mouse’s body, from the directions that you will give to them, once they have the plate on their head. Here are some examples:
- Draw Mickey’s feet
- Draw Mickey’s hands
- Draw Mickey’s ears
- Draw his nose
- Draw his shorts
- Add the buttons
- Draw his shoes
- Add eyes
- Don’t forget the tail.
- Put a present in his hand
- Draw a car beside him so he can go to visit Minnie.
You can add more details based on how hard or easy you want this to be. They get one point for each thing that they drew correctly and in the right places (like drawing Mickey’s feet below his body and not on top of his head.) Your kids are in for a laugh when they play this game!
Disney Themed DECOR, SNACKS & ACTIVITIES:
Disney Birthday Party Ideas
Inspired by one of my kids’ favorite movies – Disney Pixar Cars 3! Here is a recipe to create Rice Cereal Traffic Lights.
These are adorable and the kids will have a great time decorating them - it's an activity & snack in one!
This is perfect for many kids to participate in at the same time! It will keep them busy and having fun. It's the perfect game to play while their friends are arriving.
You can make your own (giant) GOOD DINOSAUR out of toilet paper rolls and paper towel rolls!
If you love crafting, this one takes the cake! It's adorable and all you need is glue, yarn (either yellow for Elsa or red-brown for Anna), and a few snow hats! You can use this as a party activity and a favor all in one.
This craft idea could not be easier! it's adorable and so simple you won't believe it!
This DIY cupcake tower is so adorable and perfect for any Princess Party! You can dress it up any way that you want and your kids are going to love it!
We do this for all of the birthday parties! We let the kids decorate cupcakes or cookies. Here's an example of how we play... (we do this for our family birthday parties, too.)
If you liked The Bee Movie, you're going to love this Bee-Day Party and all of the ADORABLE ideas that go along with it!
Add ears, a bow, and some Minnie mouse hands... and your ordinary clock will look adorable for the party!
Turn ordinary punch boxes into Disney-Themed juice boxes by adding a little Mickey Mouse cutout onto the front.
Would you like to recreate those magical cupcakes you saw on your last Disney vacation?
Well, this recipe combines the magic of Disney with the beauty of a rainbow with these adorable Homemade Mickey Mouse Rainbow Cupcakes!
I love her idea of adding two chocolate discs as Mickey ears to the Rainbow cupcakes! So cute!
Your kids will have so fun making these Minnie & Mickey Mouse paper plate crafts!
Paper plate crafts are a simple and cheap way to keep kids entertained, working on necessary skills and having fun.
Let the kids choose their favorite character or make both! Included is a free printable template that has all the pieces you need to make Minnie and Mickey Mouse!
This rock candy is almost too pretty to eat!
Host a Safari Hunt by hiding stuffed animals around the yard or house!
"When I asked my son what he wanted to do for Animal Kingdom, his response was – have animals! He wanted me to either get a petting zoo or rent a couple of animals, like the snakes and mole rats you see on the Gorilla Falls trail in Animal Kingdom. I told him our yard wasn’t quite big enough for a petting zoo, and he persisted and asked if maybe we could just have soft bunny rabbits because they weren’t very big.
Eventually, he let go of the idea of an actual petting zoo, and we replaced it with doing this wild safari animal hunt instead. I wasn’t honestly sure how it would go, but the kids LOVED it!"
Feast your eyes on these Mickey Mouse Popcorn treats!
Great for any Disney inspired gathering including special events, Disney movie watch parties or just because. They also make great party favors for people to take home to munch on later.
This Mickey Mouse popcorn recipe is simple and easy to make with popcorn, melted chocolate, sprinkles, and M&M candies!
Adorable!
Your kids will love crafting these DIY Mickey Mouse Baubles. A total must for all Mickey Mouse fans!!!! There is Minnie Mouse Ornament (two in fact), a Santa Mickey Mouse Bauble and of course a “simple” DIY Paper Mickey Mouse Ornament too.
Grab the Mickey Mouse Printable, Black, red and white paper, scissors, glue and bakers twine and you will be well on your way to creating a Disney masterpiece!
If you are seeking a Disney inspired craft for preschool aged kids, look no further! The best part is that you don’t have to be expert crafters to make a Mickey Mouse canvas painting.
This is a great way to get your kids excited for an upcoming trip to Disney or simply to entertain them for an afternoon project.
This Traffic Cone Ring Toss Game is so much fun! With just a few toy traffic cones, stuck to the ground with stakes, and a few sets of rings, you can let the kids play "Traffic Ring Toss" and they will love it! It's like they are in the movie!
Kids take turns choosing one “plate” to punch. When they punch, the tissue paper should give way and they can grab the prize out of the cup that is glued to the back of the board.
Depending on the number of kids and number of plates you have, kids can go once, twice, or a zillion times. Just be forewarned that kids loved this, so you may want to do at least two per kid if possible!
Does your child love Toy Story 4? If they do, chances are they’ll want to make this cute and insanely easy DIY Forky headband craft.
This is so cute and the best part is that all you need is some thick paper (we prefer card stock over construction paper) scissors and glue.
Whether you’re planning on throwing a Toy Story themed party this year or are just looking for a fun Toy Story snack, these pudding cups are perfect! They’re one of the easiest Toy Story party food ideas — you only need three ingredients to make them!
To make these Toy Story pudding cups, you’ll need instant chocolate pudding, chocolate sandwich cookies, and gummy worms! So cute!
Having a Beauty And The Beast party? Why not add the grey stuff to your goody bags. With just five ingredients, these melt in your mouth cookies are as easy to make as they are delicious!
Are you looking for easy and fun Spider-Man food ideas? All you need is a few simple ingredients; candy molds, Oreo cookies, candy melts and black decorating icing, to get these cookies underway for your next Disney event.
The kids will love using the decorating icing to draw a spider web!
If you’re looking for fun Spider-Man party ideas or cool drinks for Marvel movie-watching parties, then this SpiderMan frozen drink is for you. Spider-Man’s classic colors are blue and red, so this drink is a nod to his costume. Plus, when you add colored sugar to the rim, then you’re getting fancy!
Jello fish bowls! A super fun edible craft idea that isn’t too difficult to pull off with the right materials. Kids will love to help make and of course, eat these!
All you need is Nerds, Jello and colorful Swedish fish or any type of aquatic gummy creature.
You could also makes little edible aquariums for shark week (use gummy sharks)! These would be perfect for an under-the-sea themed birthday party or a summer pool party.
Heck, you can make them just because they’re so cute and yummy too!
Based on the Disney movie Frozen, these cupcakes are designed with snowflake toppers and even have Elsa hair which looks super cool!
If you want to make Frozen Elsa cupcakes for your kids party, or even as a treat while you enjoy the new Frozen movie, then here is an easy cupcake decorating tutorial for you. The snowflakes make fantastic Frozen cupcake toppers!
Want to know How to Make Adorable Sweet Snowman Treats? With this simple recipe, the kids can make Frozen inspired Olaf treats anytime of the year. All you have to do is Dip Rice Krispie treats into white chocolate and let the kids start creating Olaf!
Cool mom tip: to dip and coat the rice krispy’s bar you can insert a stick in it and leave it in. It transforms the Olaf treats into snowman bars. Perfect for less messy eating and Frozen tablescapes decor!
This free printable Disney matching game is perfect for adults, teens, and even young kids who love Disney. Just match the quote to the person who said it or sang it to get a match!
Here Are A Few More Birthday Party Ideas:
Would like to see more Mickey Mouse stuff
Oh my goodness I am in love with these ideas – the Oreo lollipops looks so beautiful and scrumptious, and I particularly love the game where the children have to colour without looking – such a simple but fun idea! I actually came here looking for inspiration for my niece’s 6th birthday party, as my sister has asked me to help out! However I have two boys, so my parties have all very much been along the pirate/star wars/super hero ilk – not to mention that I normally use a party planner to do my parties (their name is Dazzle and Fizz if anyone is interested) , so I am very much out of my depth here! I’m very nervous about the whole thing as I’m not a very creative person, but posts like yours are really helping me come up with some great ideas – which hopefully my niece will love, so thank you x