Lego Birthday Party Ideas

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For my Lego obsessed little boy, we made him the best 3rd birthday party ever. He’s actually 4 now, so this post is way overdue, but better late than never, right?

My husband was the mastermind behind this sweet race track. I gave him a vague idea of what I thought might be cool and he amazes us with this. We brought our train table outside and filled it with Duplo Legos for the kids to build their own creations. Some built cars, some built elaborate trains that were 10 cars long.

These are some sets that include cars and trains that are great for racing.

We use a lot of tissue and toilet paper in this house! Could not think of a better way to recycle them than to build a giant Lego 3 for my 3 year old and to use as decor.

I used primary color wrapping paper to cover the tissue boxes and toilet paper rolls, which were cut and hot glued to the boxes.

The circles on these Lego boxes are made from colorful foam sheets.

I made this simple birthday banner using Illustrator. I have the file somewhere on my other computer. When I can find it, I’ll definitely share.

Lego Party Favors:

• We used these boxes from Ikea, but these Lego favor boxes woud work even better!
• Lego stickers
• I threw in these 3-D animal puzzles are from Oriental Trading because he also loves puzzles, but they are discountinued on their site.
• Mini Club crackers. I put them in a ziplock bag and stapled the top “Thank You” card I made.

Lego Snacks:

• Club crackers with cheese. I used these mini cookie cutters to cut the cheese (pun intended).
• Graham crackers with marshmellows cut in half so they acted like glue to adhere to the cracker

Lego Jewelry:

• The ring is hot glued together on a Ring blank.
• For the necklace and earring I drilled a tiny hole on top to insert the chains and links. This Jewelry making kit works great.

For these I simply filled the cones with cake mix and baked them. I created this wrapper afterwards. Once I find the file, I’ll definitely share.

There you have it. Hope it gives you some ideas for your own Lego party! Have some Lego party ideas we haven't mentioned? We'd love to hear from you so leave us your comments below.

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