Lego City is a tried-and-true boy’s birthday party theme that a variety of ages (including men who are kids at heart!) will enjoy. To help get your Lego City party planning started, we curated a collection of the party must-haves that you should scoop up for your kiddo’s birthday party. Read on to learn what the must-haves are, as well as get some Lego City party planning tips. Find all of these must-haves — and lots more supplies — with our Lego City birthday decorations.
- Lego City Invitation — Our Lego City theme focuses on the emergency services, such as the police, fire fighters, and coast guard, that protect Lego City. The invitations feature a policeman and a police helicopter, which is hot on the heels of a crook! Send these invitations out about three or four weeks in advance!
- Lego City Dessert Plate — With a red, Lego-patterned rim and a coast guard scene, these dessert plates are fun, fun, fun! Make your desserts themselves Lego-themed, too! For the cake, bake a sheet cake and make it look like a Lego brick by putting cupcakes on top and icing over the cake and cupcakes with red or blue frosting.
- True Blue Streamer — Pinch your pennies by incorporating blue, red, and green coordinating solids. Using solid-colored streamers, balloons, and cutlery looks great and really cuts on cost!
- Lego City 9 Ounce Cup — Serve up a refreshing drink in these cups. Make the drink a bright, primary color to match the party theme. Red punch, lemonade, or green Kool-Aid are all great ideas.
- Lego City Hat — It just isn’t a party without fun cone hats! These feature a policeman who has caught the crook!
- Lego City Balloon Bouquet — This balloon bouquet features five balloons, including two stars, a fire truck, a coast guard scene, and a fire fighter scene. Weight these together on the mailbox to let your guests know where the party spot is!
- Lego City Party Bracelet — Kids love their rubber bracelets! These bracelets feature a Lego pattern and would make a fun game prize. For a game, circle the kids up and give them each a pile of rectangular Lego bricks of the same size. Go around the circle and have the kids make a tower, each player adding a piece to the top. See how tall they can make it before it topples over.
- Lego City Metal Box — These metal boxes are collectible favors that you can fill with candy, toys, and maybe even a small Lego set.
- Mini Lego City Playing Cards — These cards are a great, quiet down-time activity that can occupy the kids. This simple memory game features 16 cards with eight different scenes.
- Lego City Scene Setter — This wall decoration, which is over 6 feet tall, features all of the Lego City emergency services hard at work. Not only is this a great decoration, but it doubles as a fun photo opportunity!
What’s on your list of Lego City party must-haves?