My2Qtz0205
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Mar 27, 2009
Love everything you posted, but especially the Mushu dessert!
Post family Disney-theme night ideas HERE!
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roannamb
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Mar 31, 2013
No, we didn't get any specific Frozen figurines. The craft store near us had a set of generic plastic princesses we used and a set of dragons for the boys.
My daughter got invited to a different Frozen party this weekend (they are pretty popular right now!) and they had some amazing things there. They decorated their basement with blue lights and snowflakes and called it the ice palace. They also played freeze tag and pin the nose on Olaf.
nadira36
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- May 12, 2011
I've seen this thread many times one rate years - or others like it anyhow 
but never came over to visit. I wish i had!!
Love these ideas. This is the first year my girls are big enough to really get excited about a trip - time has more meaning so we're letting them know about the trip more than a month out.
I think we'll incorporate a few theme nights into our countdown. According to their countdown (it's slightly longer than the real countdown)
The pirate fairy is released on day 151, soI want to plan something for day 150 with the Pirate Fairy as a theme.
We just had 2 Frozen birthdays - one in dec and one in Feb
I made a cake with pale blue frosting, then made Royal Icing Snowflakes to put on top.
We had a punch bowl full of water and a carrot - I stamped up a sign with 'Melted Snowman' on it. It's amazing how much water those kids drank
We had a 'Paper Fractal Making Station' (Paper snowflakes)
I had a "Would You Like To Paint A Snowman" station - with homemade puff paint - one part white glue, one part lightly/unscented shaving FOAM, lots of white/pale blue glitter, and peppermint extract - mix and put in the fridge for an hour or so before use - it works without being in the fridge, but for snowmen it's fun to have cold paint. It takes awhile to dry, but was tons of fun for the kids.
For the adults I had a "Norwegian Coffee Cake Latte" station - a latter made with almond milk and a dash of Cardamon - or regular milk and almond syrup or a minuscule amount of almond extract would work as well.
I used a circuit cake to cut sliced cheese and meats into snowflake shapes - a cookie cutter would work as well.
Oh and for DH - b/c he's like that - I had chocolate covered (decaf) coffee beans labeled 'Reindeer Droppings" The kids thought it was hilarious.
I had so much fun getting it all ready.
but never came over to visit. I wish i had!! Love these ideas. This is the first year my girls are big enough to really get excited about a trip - time has more meaning so we're letting them know about the trip more than a month out.
I think we'll incorporate a few theme nights into our countdown. According to their countdown (it's slightly longer than the real countdown)
The pirate fairy is released on day 151, soI want to plan something for day 150 with the Pirate Fairy as a theme.We just had 2 Frozen birthdays - one in dec and one in Feb
I made a cake with pale blue frosting, then made Royal Icing Snowflakes to put on top.
We had a punch bowl full of water and a carrot - I stamped up a sign with 'Melted Snowman' on it. It's amazing how much water those kids drank
We had a 'Paper Fractal Making Station' (Paper snowflakes)
I had a "Would You Like To Paint A Snowman" station - with homemade puff paint - one part white glue, one part lightly/unscented shaving FOAM, lots of white/pale blue glitter, and peppermint extract - mix and put in the fridge for an hour or so before use - it works without being in the fridge, but for snowmen it's fun to have cold paint. It takes awhile to dry, but was tons of fun for the kids.
For the adults I had a "Norwegian Coffee Cake Latte" station - a latter made with almond milk and a dash of Cardamon - or regular milk and almond syrup or a minuscule amount of almond extract would work as well.
I used a circuit cake to cut sliced cheese and meats into snowflake shapes - a cookie cutter would work as well.
Oh and for DH - b/c he's like that - I had chocolate covered (decaf) coffee beans labeled 'Reindeer Droppings" The kids thought it was hilarious.
I had so much fun getting it all ready.
Zeebs
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Oct 8, 2007
We had a frozen night tonight
Activities
1. We made snowman with sparkly playdough and had competitions on rolling the longest roll.
2. Making snowflakes
3. Frozen Maze activity sheet.
4. Styling Oalf
All found here http://www.disney.co.uk/movies/frozen/activities
Food
Starter: Olaf dip, sour cream dip with olives, carrot and breadsticks.
Main: Troll Rocks (meatballs) snowy hills, (mash potato), trees (broccoli) snowman (doughballs)
Dessert: Ice cream snowman.
Kirsten
Activities
1. We made snowman with sparkly playdough and had competitions on rolling the longest roll.
2. Making snowflakes
3. Frozen Maze activity sheet.
4. Styling Oalf
All found here http://www.disney.co.uk/movies/frozen/activities
Food
Starter: Olaf dip, sour cream dip with olives, carrot and breadsticks.
Main: Troll Rocks (meatballs) snowy hills, (mash potato), trees (broccoli) snowman (doughballs)
Dessert: Ice cream snowman.
Kirsten
PookieB
DVC Dreaming
- Joined
- Aug 14, 2005
Not a Movie Night but we had my son's 3rd birthday party last Saturday with a Cars & Planes theme.
Here's the menu.
El Chupacabra salsa and chips
Dottie's mechanical rods
Chug's popcorn
Skipper's stars - watermelon
Tomater salad
Wheels n cheese
Dusty dippers carrots
Luigi's donut tires
Stoplight brownies
Tailwinds cupcakes
We just served hamburgers and hot dogs.
Will be doing a Frozen theme for my daughter's at the end of June.
Here's the menu.
El Chupacabra salsa and chips
Dottie's mechanical rods
Chug's popcorn
Skipper's stars - watermelon
Tomater salad
Wheels n cheese
Dusty dippers carrots
Luigi's donut tires
Stoplight brownies
Tailwinds cupcakes
We just served hamburgers and hot dogs.
Will be doing a Frozen theme for my daughter's at the end of June.
Zeebs
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Oct 8, 2007
Our theme night this week was Disney's Planes
Found the printables from here. http://skgaleana.com/disney-planes-free-printables/
make your own boarding pass here: http://lnx.musicairport.com/boardingpass/start.php
and Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/uk/transaction/196047194?ref=fb2_tnx_title
For food we had chicken wings, mashed potato and sprouting broccoli. Pudding was a lemon trifle (we can't get blue jelly in the UK otherwise I would have made it with that)
Kirsten
Found the printables from here. http://skgaleana.com/disney-planes-free-printables/
make your own boarding pass here: http://lnx.musicairport.com/boardingpass/start.php
and Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/uk/transaction/196047194?ref=fb2_tnx_title
For food we had chicken wings, mashed potato and sprouting broccoli. Pudding was a lemon trifle (we can't get blue jelly in the UK otherwise I would have made it with that)
Kirsten
oopsiDAISY
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Dec 2, 2010
Last month we did Darby O'Gill and the Little People. It was a fun movie night, but the movie was...strange. 
Invitation:
Decorations:
Found these fun straws at Walmart:
Food:
DS "modeling" the fun straws, LOL!
Lucky Charms Bracelets being assembled:
Potato Candy, and an extra St. Patty's Day treat:
A finished bracelet:
And this month's movie theme is a popular one on here lately:
CARS!!!
Invitation:
Decorations:
Found these fun straws at Walmart:
Food:
DS "modeling" the fun straws, LOL!
Lucky Charms Bracelets being assembled:
Potato Candy, and an extra St. Patty's Day treat:
A finished bracelet:
And this month's movie theme is a popular one on here lately:
CARS!!!
dsnycrzy
W/4 kids who has time for anything else but planni
- Joined
- Apr 16, 2003
Hello everyone,
I love doing my disney parties and i have a bunch posted on this thread. As the day of our trip approached I became swamped with school work so I didn't post them on here because the hassle with photobucket which is time consuming. The last party I posted was our Wreck-It-Ralph party (Post 2069-70 on page 138) but I did a few after that and Ive finally got the pictures together.
We did Song Of The South:
Menu
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Food
I love doing my disney parties and i have a bunch posted on this thread. As the day of our trip approached I became swamped with school work so I didn't post them on here because the hassle with photobucket which is time consuming. The last party I posted was our Wreck-It-Ralph party (Post 2069-70 on page 138) but I did a few after that and Ive finally got the pictures together.
We did Song Of The South:
Menu
Food
dsnycrzy
W/4 kids who has time for anything else but planni
- Joined
- Apr 16, 2003
Despicable Me2 party and we went to the movies to see Despicable Me2!
Foods were:
Minion Corndogs & fries, Minion Twinkies, Good & bad Minion Marshmellows on a stick & Minion Shakes
P.S. Blue food coloring and a busy toddler was something I didnt take into consideration!!!!
Movie Time
***I have no clue why I waste my time resizing and cropping these pictures because it never post here as if I did
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Foods were:
Minion Corndogs & fries, Minion Twinkies, Good & bad Minion Marshmellows on a stick & Minion Shakes
P.S. Blue food coloring and a busy toddler was something I didnt take into consideration!!!!
Movie Time
***I have no clue why I waste my time resizing and cropping these pictures because it never post here as if I did
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