Roary The Racing Car Party Ideas

3 … 2 … 1 … Cue the music and host your next event with these Roary the Racing Car party ideas. See who is the number one star and looking real fine. Make your way over to the Silver Hatch racetrack to join Roary and the whole gang for a fantastic time. The racing circuit will be filled with excitement as your birthday party adventure begins.

Roary the Racing Car Party Invitations

Make your party invitations racetrack themed with fun sayings like “vroom, vroom” and “start your engines for a party”. Cut the overall invitation into a Roary the Racing Car shape on red construction paper.

Roary the Racing Car Party Decorations

Use the color theme of red and white
Have a sideways start lights like Roary’s racing having two red, two yellow, and two green
Checkered white and black flag
Sign that says “#1 star”
Use sidewalk chalk to create a race track leading the guests to your house
Have a finish line
Near the food have a sign that says “pit stop”
Twist and hand red, black, and white streamers from the ceiling
Use green table cloths to look like grass for the cake
Hang Roary the Racing Car posters that can be hung in the guest of honor’s room after the event

Roary the Racing Car Party Games & Activities

Roary Slips Up! - have a version of a water balloon toss. Pair up the guests and give them each a water balloon. They need to toss the balloon back and forth. If the balloon breaks then the pair is out.

Big Chris Flags it Up - Make finish line flags. Use larger thick paper, markers, tape and a dowel (stick). Have the guests decorate their flags. If you wish they could also use stickers and glitter glue to create their design.

Express Delivery - Help Roary deliver the eggs. Each guest needs to balance an egg on a spoon and race it to their destination. Each guest needs to get 3 eggs into the finish basket without breaking their eggs. This may be messy so an alternative would be to use water balloons or hard boiled eggs.

Roary Takes Off - Fly a kite and blow bubbles. For the bubbles use a large pie plate and fill it with bubble soap. You can use many things from your kitchen to make the bubbles.

Rusty Remembers - Have the guests sit in a circle. Use either pictures of the characters or the toys from Roary the Racing Car. Place them all out and have the kids cover their eyes. One guest then will remove one of the cars. Then the other guests can guess which car is missing.

Communication Breakdown - Divide the guests into two groups in two rooms. Give each group a walkie talkie. Let them talk to each other.

Musical Mayhem - depending on the age, play musical chairs or host a dance party. Show off all your great moves.

Demolition Derby - get out your tricycles, bikes, scooters and ride them up and down your driveway. Use sidewalk chalk or pylons and create your own Silver Hatch Race track.

Silver Hatch Hero’s - Create a podium and take pictures of the kids in first place. Have them hold a gold medal and a trophy. Give them this picture in their thank you card.

Roary Goes Missing - have the kids go on a search and rescue looking for Roary. As they are searching, put out the Roary birthday cake. When the kids find the cake you can sing Happy Birthday and enjoy the cake.

Roary the Racing Car Party Food

Have a “pit stop” for the guests to eat and refresh
Race track food - hamburgers, hotdogs, fries, pretzels
Stop light food - have a bowl with strawberries (red), pineapple (yellow), green grapes (green)
Say “fuel up” for a water station
Car tires - Oreos or other cookies
Air bags - large marshmallows
Jumper cables - gummy worms
Spare tires - chocolate covered mini donuts
Nuts & bolts - trail mix
Have a Roary the Racing car cake or race track cake
Vroom vroom veggies - normal vegetable tray with fun saying
Roary The Racing Car Cake by: David Patterson (Lowestoft, Suffolk) "This cake was made by producing a slab of sponge and then cutting to the shape I wanted. It was modeled on the toy car."

Roary The Racing Car Cake
By: David Patterson (Lowestoft, Suffolk)

Race Track Cake

Have a “pit stop” for the guests to eat and refresh
Race track food - hamburgers, hotdogs, fries, pretzels
Stop light food - have a bowl with strawberries (red), pineapple (yellow), green grapes (green)
Say “fuel up” for a water station
Car tires - Oreos or other cookies
Air bags - large marshmallows
Jumper cables - gummy worms
Spare tires - chocolate covered mini donuts
Nuts & bolts - trail mix
Have a Roary the Racing car cake or race track cake
Vroom vroom veggies - normal vegetable tray with fun saying
Roary The Racing Car Cake by: David Patterson (Lowestoft, Suffolk) "This cake was made by producing a slab of sponge and then cutting to the shape I wanted. It was modeled on the toy car."

Race Track Cake