Best Inside Out party games?

Here are some fun Inside Out party games that you can incorporate into your celebration:

1. Emotion Charades: Write down different emotions on slips of paper and place them in a bowl. Have each player take turns picking a slip and acting out the emotion without speaking. The other players have to guess which emotion they are portraying.

2. Memory Orb Relay Race: Divide the party guests into teams and set up a relay race. Each team has to carry a memory orb (a small ball or object) from one end of the race course to the other and back, without dropping it. If a team member drops the orb, they have to start over. The first team to complete the relay race wins.

3. Emotion Freeze Dance: Play some music and have the party guests dance. When the music stops, call out an emotion (e.g., "Joy!" or "Sadness!"). The players have to freeze in a pose that represents that emotion. Anyone who doesn't freeze in time is out. Keep playing until there is one player left.

4. Emotion Scavenger Hunt: Hide different objects or pictures around the party area that represent each of the emotions from Inside Out. Give the players a list of emotions and have them search for the corresponding items. The player or team that finds all the items first wins.

5. Emotion Balloon Pop: Fill balloons with slips of paper that have different emotions written on them. Scatter the balloons around the party area. The players have to pop the balloons and act out the emotion written on the slip of paper inside. The player who correctly guesses the most emotions wins.

6. Emotion Toss: Set up different emotion-themed targets (e.g., a Joy face, a Sadness face, etc.) and give each player a set of bean bags or soft balls. The players have to toss the bean bags or balls at the targets, trying to hit the corresponding emotion. Keep score and award points for successful hits.

7. Emotion Memory Game: Create a memory game using cards or pictures that represent the different emotions from Inside Out. Lay the cards or pictures face down and have the players take turns flipping two cards at a time to find a match. The player with the most matches at the end of the game wins.

8. Emotion Relay Obstacle Course: Set up an obstacle course with different stations representing each emotion. For example, have a station where players have to jump over obstacles for Joy, a station where they have to crawl through a tunnel for Fear, a station where they have to balance on a beam for Disgust, etc. Divide the players into teams and have them complete the obstacle course, tagging the next team member at each station.

Remember to adapt these games to suit the age group and preferences of your party guests. Have fun and let the emotions run wild at your Inside Out party!