The Ultimate Guide To An Epic Spiderman Birthday Party

Line kids up to take a turn playing Pin the Spider on Spiderman or a similar version of the popular party game. You can find a bunch of different games at party stores or online, all featuring a different spin on the classic. It’s also easy to make your own if you’re artsy. Paint Spiderman on poster board and then get some spider stickers for guests to try to stick to a particular spot.

Hang a large Spiderman piñata from a tree, grab a blindfold, and you have an instant party game that will make everyone laugh and smile. There’s something about watching people try to blindly swing at something they can’t see that just makes you giggle. You can also opt for a pull-string style if you must keep the activity indoors or work with little kids. Don’t forget some loot bags so everyone can take home the treats they get during the mad scramble.

Everyone loves to play bingo, and the great thing about Bingo is it’s a suitable activity for many ages. This Spiderman Bingo from Fireflies and Mudpies uses pictures, so even very young children can play and have a blast. Hand out cards to your guests, start showing the pics or calling out squares, and see who gets five in a row first. Or, for a more challenging game, play black-out Bingo or four-corners. You can run several different games and offer small prizes for the winners.

Here’s a fun Spiderman-themed game from Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas. Use painter’s tape to string up a web of party streamers that kids need to navigate through as they make their best Spiderman impressions. Use streamers that match your specific color scheme and make it as simple or complicated as you want based on the overall age of your guests. The idea is for kids to get through without knocking down any webs. If you’re going to up the competition, time participants and the kid with the fastest time can get a prize.

An arts and crafts station is always a good idea to have at a kid’s party because it’s something that typically takes a bit of time. Kids get engaged and focused on their work; some will hang out at the table for a while, making their masterpieces. Kids activities shows how to make an easy Spiderman mask out of paper plates. But you can find all sorts of different ideas for Spidey art projects.

A fruit platter is a popular snack on a party food table. And lucky for you, it’s easy to tweak to fit a lot of different party themes. Sunday Supper Movement turns a delicious berry platter into a Spiderman-approved snack with this fun web effect. Arrange the berries in the design of your choice (the strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries are perfect for a Spiderman color scheme). Then, pipe on the web using vanilla frosting. Spiderman’s eyes on a strawberry provide the finishing touch.

Life is Beautiful keeps things easy and delicious (and on theme) with New York pizzas. You can’t go wrong with kids and pizza. Order pizza, make your own, or serve bagel bites like these. Pizza making can even become one of your side activities. Have some cheese pizzas ready, and let the kids add their preferred toppings. A label claiming them to be NYC’s best slice instantly turns them into a menu item fit for a Spiderman party.

Reading Confetti throws a Spiderman party with lots of DIY flair, including these tasty chocolate cupcakes with bright red web toppers. You can pipe the toppers using melted chocolate, let them cool, then pop them on top of some delicious cupcakes. It’s simple yet effective, and you can use various colors to create an eye-catching display. Not sure about your chocolate skills? Use store-bought toppers or pipe a web shape on top of the cupcakes using a different colored frosting.

If you’re not the DIY party food type or don’t have the bandwidth to make a bunch of clever treats, no problem. You can still serve up some Spiderman snacks that are simple but very clever, using a bit of creativity. For example, Peter Parker (aka Spiderman) takes pictures for The Daily Bugle (the same newspaper that’s always trying to figure out Spiderman’s identity). So why not throw a bunch of Bugle corn chips in a bowl and label them “The Daily Bugles?” By the Cup

The Worthey Life makes some brightly colored blue and red beverages using Hawaiian Punch Blue Berry and Cran-Cherry juice. The trick is to put some ice and the first color drink in a glass or container of your choice and freeze it for about 15 to 20 minutes. Then remove the drinks from the freezer and top them with the other color drink. These are best to make right before your party, so you can pull them out of the freezer, top them off with the second juice, then serve with a straw. Make sure whatever vessel you serve them in can go in your freezer. You don’t want to end up with any cracked glasses.

This cake concept from Kermaruusu can work for any birthday kid; you just change up the age. The skyline trim to represent NYC stands out against the light blue background. Then the vivid red top with black webbing leaves no doubt about this party theme. A Spiderman figure adds an excellent finishing touch, whether you make one out of modeling chocolate or simply use an action figure.

If you want to go with a more subtle cake design, check out this spiderweb cake from Pastries by Randolph. Although the design might be simple, don’t be fooled. This piping work is meticulously done, creating a perfectly symmetrical web. Of course, you can make any web design you want; the idea is to go with Spiderman’s colors to keep it within your theme. If you want a little more, you could always add a cake topper, but this cake looks fantastic, just like it is.

It’s easy to spend a lot of money on a custom birthday cake, especially if you need to serve many guests. Going with a store-bought cake or making your own can ease the blow to your budget. A colorful Spiderman cake topper set makes changing any cake into a Spiderman party masterpiece a breeze. A simple layer cake turns into an exciting superhero show with these comic book bubbles, spiderwebs, skyscrapers, and Spiderman front and center. Lots of little spiders all over the cake add to the effect — hopefully, no one has arachnophobia.

Cake pops are a fun twist on a birthday classic, but why not turn them into a cake? Cake Bites creates cake ball cakes featuring tons of individual cake balls that come together to create one cohesive design. Put cake pops in a simple cake, or to save some money, use a styrofoam base. Decorate the cake balls however you like to fit your theme and add embellishments as needed.

If you want to go all out on the birthday cake and create a showstopping effect at your cake table, then go with a tall, multi-tiered layer cake like this one from Cake Social. It showcases Spiderman hanging upside down from yet another building in NYC. The city skyline features prominently on this cake, as does a large spider. It also displays the birthday kid’s age and name. The cake’s predominantly black and gray color scheme really makes Spidey pop.