Everyone loves a Piñata! Whether youâre celebrating a birthday or decorating for an event, donât forget to add a Piñata to the festivities. This finely crafted dinosaur Piñata is coated in textured brown paper that looks like thick scales, has an open mouth with big teeth, and features stuck-on paper feet, back ridges, and yellow eyes. It can be filled with candy or other goodies from a hidden access port, and has a string loop to suspend it from. This Piñata is ideal for birthday parties for kids and adults alike; for celebrations of Cinco de Mayo, Las Posadas, and other cultural festivities; and anytime you need an excuse to decorate with something you can smash.

Dark Brown Dinosaur Party Pinata, Traditionally Handcrafted Brown dinosaur Piñata with suspension rope and hidden access port Stuff it with candy, small gifts, or other goodies, and then organize a game to break it open Can also serve as a fun decoration, without needing to be smashed open Ideal as a fun short activity for birthday parties, Mexican cultural festivities, and other social events 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-yoâs Spinning tops Stickers Rubber toys Plastic toy cars Mini bottles of bubbles Small plastic animals or dinosaurs Stuffed or squishy toys 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!