Big Hero 6 { Big Hero Party }

by Claire Minnaar

When Big Hero 6 first made its way onto the silver screen, I could barely contain myself. Finally, a kids’ movie that exposes kids to a diverse animated cast, and strong female characters! I don’t want to go on too much of a tangent here, but all I can say is bravo, Disney, bravo.

Needless to say, I’m definitely planning a Big Hero 6 themed birthday party for one of my boys in the near future, and these are some of the ideas I’m thinking of incorporating into this heroic bash:

Ages

3 years and up

Colour Scheme

Red, White and a touch of Black.

Big Hero 6 Party Details

  • I love how simply illustrated Baymax is! This makes it super easy to recreate his face on party elements like paper plates, white balloons, cupcakes and even party hats.
  • Red and white will be the two main theme colours, with pops of colours mimicking the kids’ outfits here and there.
  • How lovely is Honey Lemon – as a flavour but also as a character! This is the ideal opportunity to serve honey lemon cupcakes, iced tea and more.
  • Kids love dressing up, and this time around they can be their OWN heroes. Encourage them to come up with their own “powers” and abilities, and create a costume that reflects their own character.
  • Build a giant Baymax out of white balloons, and hide special prizes inside! Alternatively, you can write the prizes on small pieces of paper, which will be revealed once popped – much like a piñata with a twist.
  • Serve foods in your colour scheme like ice cream and strawberries, red jelly topped with condensed milk, popcorn in red containers and so forth.
  • If you are placing food labels around the food being served, name it according to the various Hero 6 characters e.g. Baymax approved snacks, Wasabi slices, Go Go Discs, Fred Fireballs, Aunt Cass’ Chicken Wraps, etc

For some Big Hero 6 party printables, check out Disney Studios Hero 6 Pinterest Board!

Original images and their credits available on Pinterest

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