The Best Angry Birds Birthday Party Ideas
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This Angry Birds birthday party was such a huge hit—and it’s easy to see why! Marci Coombs and her friend threw this themed party for their sons, who just so happen to share the same birthday. How fun is that?
I don’t know about you but when my kids were younger, I definitely used the same theme over again a few times (I’m looking at you SpongeBob!) and this is the kind of party you can do more than once! Whether it’s your first time planning an Angry Birds celebration or you’re just looking for fresh inspiration, this Angry Birds theme has endless possibilities. From golden egg hunts to creative sweet treats, this party was packed with color, fun, and all your kid’s favorite characters—from the red bird to the king pig.
Angry Birds Birthday Party Activities
Angry Birds Catapult

One of the standout activities was a DIY slingshot game. They used wood and boxes to build their own version of the Angry Birds game, complete with bright green bouncy balls (with faces painted on them!) decorated to look like the green pig villains. The kids had a blast launching soft balls at the setup, knocking down towers just like in the game. You can put rocks into some of the boxes to make them a little more difficult to knock down.
Angry Birds Egg Toss
They also played a twist on the classic egg toss—each egg was decorated like an Angry Bird (including the yellow bird, blue bird, and red bird). The kids paired up to toss them back and forth, taking a step farther away after each toss. The game continues until the egg cracks or gets dropped and breaks.

Golden Egg Hunt
Try this Angry Birds version of an egg hunt. Hide a few golden eggs and release the kids for a golden egg hunt—just like an Easter egg hunt, but with an Angry Birds spin!
Angry Birds Dart Game

Another fun game? Darts and balloons! Kids took turns throwing darts at a wall of balloons (some filled with tiny prizes!), creating that satisfying pop every time a dart hits its mark.
Angry Birds Food Ideas
The food at this party were just as creative as the games!
Awesome Angry Birds Cake

This incredible cake was made from a basic Costco sheet cake. With clever and simple decorating it was transformed into one of the cutest Angry Bird cakes ever. Using wafer cookies and Kit Kats to build structures, and adding green gumballs with pig faces drawn on, the cake became a centerpiece worthy of any birthday boy, or in this case birthday boys.
Additional Angry Birds Party Food
Other Angry Birds themed snacks are:
- Angry Birds cake pops decorated like the birds
- Mini TNT boxes made from Rice Krispies and red licorice
- Angry Birds pizzas with toppings arranged into bird faces
- Gummy worms served as snacks for the birds
- Ice cream served in red and green cups for the birds and pigs

If you’re planning your own Angry Birds birthday party, these are easy ideas to recreate and a great way to serve up sweet treats that kids will remember.
Angry Birds Birthday Party Favors

The favors were adorable and simple. Using red paper bags and Angry Bird faces, they turned them into red bird goodie bags. These Angry Bird faces were a printable that is no longer available, but they can be created by drawing and coloring directly on sticker paper. And then cutting them out and sticking them on bright red favor bags. Fill them with Angry Birds stickers, small toys from the dollar store, and candy.


Easy Angry Birds Party Decorations
One of my favorite things about this party is that other than the activities, the decorations are so super simple! With such an elaborate Angry Birds Catapult game, you can keep the rest of the decor super simple such a green balloon bouquet! Add some inexpensive red, yellow and blue party supplies such as: plastic tablecloths for a pop of color (and easy clean up), plates, napkins and forks.
Final Thoughts
This party had a little bit of everything: creativity, color, themed food, and hands-on games that kids couldn’t get enough of. It was one of those special days that everyone will remember—and truly a lot of fun. These Angry Birds birthday party ideas are always a huge hit.
The only thing left to do? Start planning your own!

So cute! Can I ask what you used for the slingshot? Is that fondant?
It is just an airhead candy.
Oh my word. This is so creative. We did an Angry Birds party for my little girl last year. I love all the different idea!