Fear Factor Birthday Party Games

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If you want an exciting twist for your next party, include Fear Factor birthday party games to liven up the day. This party theme is a guaranteed hit.

Would you dare to eat the worm?

About Fear Factor Parties

A great theme for a birthday party is Fear Factor. This TV show became a popular sensation with its gross contests and fearless challenges. Model a party after the show by holding contests and games similar to the ones seen on television. What kid doesn't like to get grossed out? This theme is sure to be a big hit among the boys, but the girls may not like it as well.

Fear Factor Birthday Party Games

There are endless Fear Factor games to play at your birthday party. Make them as elaborate or simple as you wish. Some fun party game ideas include:

Eating contests - Serve gross things such as candy insects and worms. Use large gummy rats as well for a gross treat.
The grosser the better - Put chocolate pudding in a diaper to look like pretend baby poop, and see who dares to eat it.
Blood chugging contest - Use tomato or V8 juice to look like blood.
Search for an object - Using a container of Jello, put your hand in to search for an object. This can also be done with pudding.
Guess what it is - Place different baby foods in cups then ask kids to sample them and guess the flavor.
Bobbing for apples - This old-time party game is just as fun today. Place apples or whatever objects you like in a tub of water and have the kids use their mouths to pull one out.

Contests

In addition to Fear Factor birthday party games, you can also hold Fear Factor contests. Some fun physical challenges to have at the birthday party include:

Relay races
Pillow case race
Obstacle course
Musical chairs
Egg or water balloon toss
Hot potato
If you have a swimming pool, throw in objects such as keys or rings in the pool and have the kids swim for them.

Game and Contest Considerations

Since you will be doing physical challenges, such as the games and contests, be sure to tell the children's parents of your plans before the party. Also let the parents know of any foods being served in case someone has a food allergy.

Don't Forget the Prizes

Who doesn't like to win a prize at the end of a game or contest? Be sure to have plenty of inexpensive prizes on hand to award each winner. You can give away things such as candy, CDs and stickers.

Final Touches

Go all out with the Fear Factor theme and be sure that the birthday cake is as gross as your games or contests. A "kitty litter" cake is sure to be a hit. All you need is a kitty litter box, new of course, a scooper and a liner for the box. Bake whatever type of cake that you like then crumbled it and put it in the kitty litter box. Decorate the top of the cake with tootsie rolls and crumbled cookie crumbs for a realistic effect. The kids will love it! Be sure to coordinate the invitations, party supplies and decorations for an all out creepy effect to the party as well.

This type of birthday party is all about fun. Use your creativity and imagination to make it a memorable event for all that will be attending!

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