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Fiesta Party Games

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Complete your Fiesta party with these fun games, perfect for Cinco de Mayo!

Fiesta Party Dance Off

Host a contest to see who can do the Mexican Hat Dance the best, longest, or in the most creative way possible.  This is sure to shake your party up.

Ingredients

• Ultimate Latin Party Cd & Latin Fiesta Music by Drew’s Famous Party Music

• Blinking Fiesta Beads

• Sombreros for Mexican Hat Dance

To Play

• Gather everyone on the dance floor and explain the rules.

• Hand out Blinking Fiesta Beads to dance off contestants.

• Start the music.

•  If you are doing a traditional dance off play the music for a certain length of time-an hour or so-and whoever lasts the longest on the dance floor wins.

•  Click here to see instructions on how to do the Mexican Hat Dance.

Piñata

Ingredients

• Piñata

• Piñata Filler

• Piñata Blindfold & Bat set

To Play

• Select a piñata at a local party store.  Get a kick with a chili pepper, sombrero, or cacti piñata. 

• Fill with candy, coins, dollar bills, and age appropriate toys.  

• Hang to a tree outside or a sturdy post. 

• Gather everyone around and select the first contestant.

• Each contestant swings the bat at the piñata until it cracks open.  Then, watch as your guests scatter to win. 

Chili Pepper Challenge

The challenge is to see how many hot peppers your guests can eat without bursting into flames.  WARNING - SOME OF THESE PEPPERS ARE REALLY HOT - BE CAREFUL!

Ingredients

• Habanera, Jalapeno, Serrano, or Green Chilies from the grocery

• Large Bowls

• Plates

• Gloves

• Glasses of Milk

To Play

• Buy some habanera, jalapenos, Serrano or green chilies. 

• Prepare a table outside with big bowls of chilies, plates, and latex gloves, because habanera peppers tend to be hot to the touch. 

• Pour some glasses of milk for your friends to kill the burn of eating all those peppers! 

• Gather your guests and choose some brave contestants. 

• Start a timer and the winner is the one who ate the most peppers in the least amount of time. 

Margarita Contest

Margaritas are the signature drink of Mexico and a key part of Southwestern cuisine.  Everyone has their own recipe, here’s a chance for your guests to show off their best Margarita.  In advance, invite your guests to participate on the invitation so they come prepared. 

Ingredients

• Margarita Glasses

• Blenders

• Survey Cards

To Play

• Set up an area in the kitchen or banquet hall for the contest to take place.  Include margarita glasses, a few blenders or have your guests bring their own.  Guests must bring their own ingredients to make it a true contest. 

• Create survey cards to hand out to the taste testers.  You can have winners for the best and worst, most creative, authentic, or intoxicating. 

• Once the drinks are made everyone tastes each margarita and gives them a score.  The one with most points wins.

Prizes

• Hot Salsa Variety Gift Basket

• Sombreros 

• Dried Chili Peppers

• Margarita Gift Basket with Tequila, Salt, Margarita Mix, Margarita Glasses

• Salsa Lessons

• Gift Certificates to a local Mexican Restaurant

Questions about fiesta party planning? Ask the Party Girl!