Jumbo Blue Shark Party Pinata, Traditionally Handcrafted

Bring the wonder and excitement of a classic pinata to your next special event! This LaLa Jumbo Blue Shark Pinata is covered in bright blue layered fringe for an authentic Mexican pinata that's sure to thrill adults and kids alike. Your pinata comes with a small opening so that you can fill it with candy, small toys, or any fun-sized treats. Try filling it with treats to match your party theme for an extra special birthday party or celebration! To crack open your pull string pinata, try using a baseball bat, or small rod as your pinata stick. Whether you hang it from a tree or on the ceiling, prepare to have a blast watching your guests dance around blindfolded, looking for this playful pinata!

LaLa Jumbo Blue Shark Pinata, Mexican Party Pinata LaLa Pinatas are handmade in Mexico Includes hole for inserting candy and a top loop for hanging Unique and handcrafted in traditional technique Can be hung up at indoor or outdoor events Fun for birthday decorations, party decor, or a Cinco De Mayo fiesta Classic pinata shape and design, can be used for a variety of occasions Also available in mini pinata variations Try matching with bright colored party plates and birthday decorations for a cohesive theme To make favors, fill with individually wrapped homemade or DIY treats Try filling with Mexican candy for an authentic flare Pinata stick and candy sold separately Creative ideas for LaLa Pinata Fillers: Mini bouncy balls Fun-sized candy bars Erasers Pencils Plastic toy rings Mardi Gras necklaces Mini bags of cookies Mini bags of crackers Boxes of raisins or cranberries Yo-yo’s Spinning tops Stickers Rubber toys Plastic toy cars Mini bottles of bubbles Small plastic animals or dinosaurs Stuffed or squishy toys Slinkies How to play Kids' Pinata Party Game: To play the pinata game, hang the pinata in its designated place and have the guests stand in a single file line three meters away. Traditionally, to play the pinata game you blindfold the first child in line, gently spin them around three times, and give them a wooden stick so they can hit the pinata. If the children are preschoolers, the option of blindfolding can be dropped and you can just spin each child around and give them the opportunity to hit the pinata. Give each child the opportunity to hit the pinata at least twice. As each guest tries to hit the pinata, it is extremely important to make sure everyone is standing at least five meters away from the guest with the stick. In addition, when the pinata is broken, make sure the guest has completely stopped swinging the wooden stick before letting everyone gather the toys and candy. Have fun watching everyone gather the fallen treats!