My daughter celebrated her fifth birthday this past weekend with a Disney Frozen-themed party. While planning the festivities, I discovered a variety of fantastic FREE printable resources available online. I decided to share some creative Frozen birthday party ideas with you.

FROZEN PRINTABLESDisney Frozen Party

Build Olaf
Character Silhouette Party Printables
Frozen Invitations
Printable Princess Crowns
Free Build an Olaf Printable
Delicate Construction offers free Frozen water bottle labels.
Free Frozen Coloring Pages

We had a few activities set up for arriving guests.

Disney Frozen Party Food Menu

To maintain the Disney Frozen thrill, we whipped up some Olaf Waffles with our Disney Olaf Waffle Maker. We adorned the waffles with strawberries, blueberries, syrup, whipped cream, Hershey’s chocolate, chocolate chips, and icing sugar, but feel free to get creative with your own toppings. Waffles are a budget-friendly option and offer a delightful alternative to the usual pizza or hot dogs typically found at birthday parties.

Additionally, we grabbed a box of 50 powdered Timbits from Tim Hortons to complement our spread, along with a fresh fruit tray from the grocery store.

Melted Olaf Vanilla YogurtDisney Frozen Party

These melted Olafs were a crowd favorite at the party. You can opt for vanilla pudding or yogurt; we chose vanilla yogurt.nTo create them, gather Greek yogurt, Wilton googly eyes, Hershey chocolate chips, candy for the nose, and chocolate sprinkles.

 

Frozen Homemade Snow Cones

The homemade snow cones and syrup inspired by Disney’s Frozen were an immediate sensation at our Frozen birthday party.

How to Make Frozen Homemade Snow Cones
Snowcones

You will need:

  • Blender
  • Ice
  • Sugar
  • Water
  • Kool-Aid liquid drink mix
  • Squeeze bottles ( I picked these up at Dollarama)
  • Paper Cups

We crushed our ice in a blender and it turned out great. Our blender had a “Crush Ice” setting so we used that. My husband pre-crushed the ice the night before the party and stored it in the freezer in plastic ziplock bags.

Snow Cone Syrup Recipe
  • 3/4 cup Sugar
  • 3/4 cup Water
  • Kool-Aid liquid drink mix

Pour the sugar and water into a medium sauce pan and bring it to a boil, stirring occasionally. Turn down the heat and let the simple syrup mixture simmer for 3 minutes. Add your Kool-Aid and stir until well mixed. Let the syrup cool and then store it in the refrigerator.

This is a great and easy to prepare idea for any summer or winter party.

Build-Your-Own-Olafsnowman

Allow your guests to unleash their creativity by constructing their own Olaf. Set up a building station filled with marshmallows, pretzel sticks, mini chocolate chips, googly eyes, and any other fun materials needed to bring this charming snowman to life. We found that icing worked perfectly to keep the marshmallows in place. It was delightful to see the kids invent their unique designs, and my sister truly excelled at crafting Olaf marshmallow snowmen.

The treats were a huge success and added an extra layer of enjoyment to the party!

Frozen Birthday Party Games

Disney Frozen Party

Pin the tail on the donkey is a classic party game for kids. We of course played place the nose on Olaf.  There is a free printable for the game-Pin the Carrot on Olaf or you can purchase the game via Amazon or Party City.

Freeze Dance

We had a great time playing Freeze Dance. It’s a simple game that doesn’t require much explanation. Just gather the kids in a room, start playing “Let It Go,” and let them enjoy dancing. When you pause the music, they have to freeze in whatever position they’re in. If anyone moves, they’re out of the game. The remaining kids keep dancing and freezing as you manage the music, until only one dancer is left standing as the winner.

SNOWBALL TOSS

Disney Frozen PartyWe had a great time playing Snowball toss! I found some snowballs at Dollarama, but you can easily get them online at Amazon.ca as well. Just set a bucket a little distance away and toss the balls in! You might want to use a piece of tape to mark a spot on the ground for the kids to stand behind.

Disney Frozen Party

Our party prizes were all themed around Disney’s Frozen, and I managed to find most of them at Dollarama. I also made sure to give out candy prizes to the kids who didn’t win the main prize in each game.

Planning a Birthday Party Craft Station

Setting up a craft station at your Frozen Birthday Party Ideas can be a fantastic way to keep the kids entertained at the party. While we didn’t have a Frozen-themed craft available, the girls enjoyed creating their own Fairy dolls to take home, which was a big hit. If you’re specifically interested in a Frozen-themed activity, I have a simple and fun paper tube craft idea that everyone will love! From Crafts By Amanda I found a cute Cardboard Tube Olaf Craft.

Here are some other Items you will want to grab for your Disney Frozen Party:

It’s time to wrap up the Frozen Birthday Party with a few of the extra components that made this party come together.

I found many of the Disney Frozen party supplies I needed via Amazon and with Amazon Prime they only took two days to arrive.  You also might want to check your local Dollarama, as I found a few Disney Frozen party supplies there too.

Disney Frozen PartySet up a fun photo booth at your party with DIY Frozen photobooth printables or you can purchase some Frozen photo booth props via Amazon like I did.

And, last but not least, there was of course our FROZEN birthday cake courtesy of our local Metro Grocery store.

cake

I truly hope these Frozen birthday party ideas make it easier for you to organize a delightful and enjoyable celebration for your child. I would be thrilled to hear if you decide to host your own FROZEN party. Are you considering a Disney Frozen Party for your little one?

By Rose DesRochers

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