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Blaze and the Monster Machines Party

By Heather

Blaze and the Monster Machines Birthday Party Ideas

Two days before we left for Disney, I threw a party for Ryan’s fourth birthday. The kid’s obsessed with his favorite show on Nick Jr., Blaze and the Monster Machines. So when it came time to plan his party, I hit up Oriental Trading for party supplies.

Like with Emma’s Disney Descendants party, I didn’t go heavy on the Blaze merchandise, but I found some really fun accessories that would be perfect for any car or traffic-themed party. Probably the most talked-about accessory purchased for this party was the traffic cones. When I chose this item I knew I wanted to decorate with them but I had also planned on playing outdoor games with them. Unfortunately for us the weather did not cooperate however they would hold up well being kicked over and played with. These traffic cones can and will be used again and again. So much fun!

Blaze and the Monster Machines Party

We also decorated using this amazing pennant banner. I was amazed that we got 100 feet of it. Talk about getting a bang for your buck. We used it everywhere to decorate tables and banisters. The one licensed item I did order was this Blaze tablecloth, and unfortunately I forgot to use it! Anyone planning a Blaze party in the near future? In any case, I am sure we will use it this summer. There are Blaze themed napkins, plates, cups and more available but I decided to go with black cups and napkins instead. I printed out these Blaze cup wrappers (free) for the kids to help with lost cups.

Racing Party Ideas (Blaze)

When our guests arrived we put out fresh veggies and dip, assorted chips, crackers and cheese cubes featuring these race car flag picks. I’m sorry I didn’t capture the photo when the plate was nice and full, but aren’t the adorable?

Again I kept the theming simple and focused on the dessert table. Other than the Blaze and the Monster Machines cake, we served traffic lights (brownies with red, yellow and green M&Ms), dip sticks (twizzlers), spare tires (chocolate glazed donuts), and mud (dirt cake pudding). This was probably the easiest dessert table I’ve ever done!

Blaze and the Monster Machines party games

I don’t know why I always worry that the kids won’t have fun. It was disappointing that we had rain and were forced to move the party indoors. They had a blast just playing with one another in the basement. We played pin the wheel on Blaze (free printable) and we set up a tattoo station using these monster truck tattoos. I also made a fun Blaze piñata that we hung from the upstairs banister. Ryan loved his party!

Blaze and the Monster Machines pinata

For the favors, each child received one of these fun mini truck pullbacks. We also used some to decorate the tables by attaching them as weights for the balloons. The trucks were fun. Not the best quality, but good enough to add flair to the party and you can’t beat the price.

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Filed Under: Parties Tagged With: Blaze and the Monster Machines, kids birthday party

About Heather

Heather is the founder of GirlGoneMom.com. She lives in Southern New Jersey with her husband, 12-year-old daughter, 9-year-old son, her cat Spencer and Buddy the lab mix. You’ll find a combination of family-friendly reviews and giveaways, deal alerts, personal stories and articles relating to parenting on GirlGoneMom.com.

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  1. Marielle Altenor says

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    What a fun party this must have been! I bet they were all really happy about the mini truck pullbacks!

  2. Lisa Rios says

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    I am just loving it, such a wonderful blaze and monster machines party that will bring more smiles & excitement to the kids. I am loving those creative brownies so much & would love one such theme for my kids birthday!

  3. Onica (MommyFactor) says

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    What a fun blaze and monster machines party. Those traffic light brownies are a great idea.

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