Looking to add a Disney Twist and have some glow in the dark fun in the process? If you can get your hands on a black light, it’s quite easy!
Have you been to Disney recently? Did you have any snack credits left over? I did and I decided to stock up for the party and created a fun basket of lollipops and Pez, all using snacks left over from our dining plan:
For the room, some fun neon balloons, glow sticks, and music will put the kids into an alternate biosphere:
What next? Once the kids arrive, all you need are some highlighters, glow face paint (if you’re so inclined), glow sticks, and a few fun activities like Duck Duck Goose in the Dark, the Electric Slide, or the rainbow tent. The fun just creates itself!
Don’t forget the cake, or cupcakes! Any kind will do but we found Glow in the dark horns and ears to top our cake with:
When the lights go on, everybody goes home and takes a fun party favor and assuredly, a good memory.