The Best Frozen Birthday Party Ideas (Complete List!)

How can you have a Frozen themed birthday without playing Pin the Nose on Olaf? It’s a no-brainer and easy to play for kids of all ages. You can buy a premade game like this or make one just as easily. All you need is a picture of Olaf, some carrot cut-outs, and a blindfold or scarf for the players. You could also put your own spin on it, like Feed Sven a Carrot, and use a picture of Sven instead.

Playing bean bag toss is another popular party game, whether you go with a game of cornhole or a simple toss activity. You can buy a Frozen themed bean bag game that’s easy to set up and comes complete with eight bean bags. Each hole is worth a different amount of points, so keep track so you can declare the winners. Or, set up your own version with plastic buckets and call it a Snowball Toss.

If a craft or art activity is more your style for a party, check out this easy-peasy sparkly idea from The Country Chic Cottage. Let kids make their very own blizzards in a jar with just a few basic supplies. If you’re on a budget, this is the craft for you. All you need is some blue tissue paper glitter, scissors, and small glass jars. (Start asking friends and family to save their baby food jars a couple of months before the party.)

Here’s another fun DIY activity for your Frozen birthday party from Two Sisters. Kids can make play snow and create snowmen and other fun shapes. The perfect name for this activity is “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” You’ll need cornstarch and shaving cream, and some silver glitter to add that all-important sparkle. If you don’t want kids to make the snow, make it ahead of time and freeze it. Take it out a few hours before the party; the bonus — it will feel cold, adding to the snow effect.

There are also store bought games that can go with your theme and add entertainment options. Kids will get a kick out of this Snowflake Catch Game that makes them a part of the fun. Guests get to take turns wearing special Olaf hats as their teammates try to toss a ring on Olaf’s hair. The team that catches the most snowflakes wins. You can add in extra challenges by making the children wearing the targets spin, bend up and down, etc.

These kid-friendly trifles provide an elegant look to your food table. Mom Endeavors lays out how to make the simple dessert with whipped cream, blue gelatin, marshmallows, and some simple candies. The individual servings make them easy to serve as a fun party snack or dessert. They’re also a chilled, cool treat, which is the perfect vibe for a Frozen party. Have plastic spoons at the ready, so kids can dig in without the wait.

You can whip up this refreshing beverage from A Night Owl Blog within five minutes with just a handful of ingredients. Serve it from a large drink dispenser or regular pitcher and pour it into Frozen themed cups. Other fun beverage ideas are ice cream floats or milkshakes with whipped cream topping to look like snow and blue and silver sprinkles to add the iconic sparkle. In a pinch? Blue Gatorade or Powerade can give a similar look.

This idea from Kara’s Party Ideas adds a comical spin to your Frozen themed party food. It’s everyone’s favorite snowman, enjoying some relaxing time in a pool…of Jello. It’s just like when the friendly snowman dreams of basking in the sun, relishing in the joys of summer. You could also serve individual cups of blue Jello with a few mini marshmallows and call them Olaf’s Puddles. Or vanilla ice cream with a few strategically placed toppings can be a melted snowman.

Rice Krispy treats are a popular staple when it comes to sweet treats at kid parties. Even many adults find them irresistible, with their buttery goodness and ooey-gooey marshmallow yumminess. And let’s face it, they’re super easy to make. Even these ombre style ones from Two Sisters keep it simple but add that little something extra with the colorful layers. The colors instantly make these classic treats into a Frozen themed party food.

If you like to have some healthy options on your party menu, veggies and fruits are a win. Serve up some carrot and celery sticks with some dip and call it “Sven’s Snacks.” Or get individual bags of baby carrots and label them “Olaf’s Noses.” If you have a fruit tray, get a marshmallow dip and call it “Snow.” Taking a simple food item and giving it a creative name is an easy way to turn pretty much any food into one that fits your theme.

Here’s an elegant cake from Name Birthday Cakes that you could pull off easily with some basic baking and decorating skills. It’s a simple layer cake frosted in an icy blue and topped with a toy tiara. Candied or gum paste snowflakes dot the sides (you could buy some pre-made) and an image of Elsa takes center stage on the front. You can find sugar sheets at various craft and bakery supply shops that feature various characters and images.

Let Olaf take the cake, literally, with this idea from Catch My Party. The tiered cake represents the three sections of the snowman’s body, only Olaf’s holding up the top tier, his head. The cake showcases a classic scene from the film and is just fun to look at. Make it any flavor you want, or have a different flavor for each layer. The feet can be cake, cake pops, or even just two large marshmallows.

Delectable Cakes features an elegant sparkling cake that creates a beautiful centerpiece for a Frozen party. It’s Elsa’s Ice Palace, with clear blue ice shards and a dusting of snow and frost. The one here only has one side, but you could go all around if you so desired. Choose from any flavors you want since the main decorations here are the hardened sugar pieces. This one might take some time, but it certainly makes a big impact and offers something unique.

If your daughter loves Queen Elsa, then a doll cake like this one from My Kids Lick the Bowl might be your best option. The birthday girl will flip to think her favorite character is made of cake. You can use a regular toy Elsa doll as the centerpiece (tip: don’t use your daughter’s favorite toy). The surprise here is this cake is an ice cream cake! How perfect is that for a Frozen birthday? But you can also go with regular cake if you prefer.

This stunning cake from My Cupcake Addiction looks impressive, but no, that’s not a sugar globe. Although if you have those kinds of mad skills, go for it. The cake is the base, with Frozen figures and a glass bowl on top to create the snow globe effect. Fondant snowflakes add just the right touch. This particular cake uses a large cupcake tin for the base. You’ll likely need more cake if you’re having lots of party guests. So, let this be your centerpiece and pair it with some festive, themed cupcakes.