Frozen Party Games

Frozen Party Games. Make your next Frozen party a hit with these fun budget DIY games. Pin the Nose on Olaf, snowball fight, bracelet making and more!

For my daughter’s Disney Frozen party, I came up with a few fun party games to play with the kids. Every year we do a piñata and some version of pin the tail on the donkey. Beyond that, I like to come up with a few ideas of other things for the kids to do in addition to those two games that fit within the theme of the party.

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Frozen Birthday Party Games

Bracelet Making Station

First up, I created a bracelet making station. I purchased bead supplies from Consumer Crafts in various blue, purple and clear Frozen-themed colors. I also bought some of the elastic bead string for the kids to use to create their bracelets.

I set up two trays filled with beads separated into plastic cups.

Helpful Tip: When you tie the knots on the bracelet, tie them very tight. Then dab a little super glue on the knot and allow to dry. You can find small, single use super glues at Dollar Tree. I believe they come with two little tubes per package.

Pin the Carrot Nose on Olaf

I purchased an Olaf poster at Walmart for around $5. I then used my Cricut Explore to cut out Olaf carrot noses from orange card stock.

Cricut Design Space File: Olaf Noses

I put the noses, some orange washi tape and a Sharpie for labeling the names on the noses when it came time to play the game into a small plastic bag.

This is always a fun game to play! And you can adapt it to almost any party theme. We had a couple of kids get the nose right on Olaf.

Snowball Fight

I never have any idea what the weather will be like at my daughter’s party. Her birthday is mid-January, and we live in northern Arizona so it can be very unpredictable. In the past, we have had beautiful weather where we could all be outside, and we have had cold, rainy or even snowy weather for her party. So, I made sure we had some activities to do inside.

Note: I would not recommend playing this outside unless you have grass or something other than dirt in your backyard. The kids ended up taking this outside, and I had to throw out all the snowball pom-poms after the party because they were so trashed!

I purchased a pom pom maker to easily make all the snowballs. I used the largest plastic loom and white yarn to create my pom poms. It is easy to use and I whipped up 20 white pom poms in no time! Basically you wrap the yarn around the folded pom pom maker. Then you tie off the middle and cut the ends loose. There are easy to follow instructions included with them.

I purchased a plastic bucket from Dollar Tree and then created a vinyl label for the bucket using my Cricut machine. The snowball fight wording is from the Winter Frolic cartridge. The snowflakes were various ones from the Frozen cartridge I purchased.

Cricut Design Space File: Snowball Fight

Helpful Tip: When using vinyl it is always a good idea to use transfer tape to apply your cut images and words. It makes the application go much smoother and you have more control in placing your design without messing it up.

Snowball Toss Game

Next, I had another snowball game planned for if we were able to go outside. I purchased small styrofoam balls that were the perfect size for little hands and looked like little snowballs. I got some small buckets from Dollar Tree that I labeled with number stickers.

This game is pretty simple. Toss the styrofoam balls into the bucket. The goal is to try to get the ball into the furthest away bucket with the number 5 on it.

Piñata

Last, but not least, every party we do we have a piñata. If I can get a good deal on a character one, I will. But this time I could not find a Frozen one under $20. So, instead, I purchased a less expensive number five piñata. Since it is just getting smashed to bits and I have to purchase candy to fill it, I don’t usually spend too much time or money on the actual piñata anymore.