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Get Your Groove On With These Fun Dance Party Games

12/22/2015 By Nicole EtolenCategories: Celebrate, Party Games

If you are planning to have a dance themed party, then you are going to need dance party games! Check out our top ideas!

If you are planning to have a dance themed party, then you are going to need dance party games!  

Who doesn’t love to dance to good music?  

There are so many fun games you can play when it comes to using music, but here are a few I have picked out for you to try!  

Check out these fun dance party games.

Related: Fun Party Games that Even Your Parents Will Love

Dance Party Games

Video dance games:

Almost nothing is more fun when it comes to games than a dance off with friends!  

You can have your friends who don’t want to participate, or the adults there, be the judges.  

You can make giant score cards or have dry erase boards and markers where the judges can write their number (1-10) to score each player.  

It will so fun to see everyone’s sweet dance moves!

Pick your dance:

Write down dance moves on scraps of paper and toss them in a hat.

 Make sure you include all decades, like the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and 90’s!  

You can YouTube the moves too and see how close everyone can get to doing them!  

Make sure to include The Electric Slide (I have never been able to master this one!)

Some others you can include are The Mashed Potato, The Hustle, The Chicken Dance just to name a few.

Need a great playlist for your dance party? Check out hits from Pretty Little Liars!

Limbo:

Who doesn’t know this one?!  

You don’t even have to go out and purchase anything special, just use a broom handle.

 Of course you can go to the hardware store and get a PVC pipe, it would be a bit longer than a broom handle.  

Pick some fun music to play during the game.  Start with the pipe or broom handle high enough so everyone can get through.  

After everyone has gone, lower it a bit and keep lowering it until only one person is left standing!  

No cheating, you have to bend over backwards not forwards!

DJ Dice:

When your guests arrive, give them a number 1-5.  

Don’t worry, each number should have many people assigned to it (makes it more fun!)  They have to remember their number though throughout the party.  

Every few songs, that are played have the ‘DJ’ (this can be your mom, or you, or another guest) roll one die.  

Whatever number it lands on, those people are supposed to get up and dance!  

Now you only assigned 1-5 so if a 6 pops up, you have to get your parents involved!  Or if that isn’t your thing, you can have a 6 be assigned to a specific dance move.

Freeze Dance:

You might think this is just for your little brothers and sisters, but you can change it up!  

Play a song, have a designated DJ so he (or she) can stop the music at any point.  

When the music stops, you must freeze in the position you are in (no matter how it is to keep it!)  

Have the DJ snap a pic of the group in that position!  These will be fun to look at later.  

You can swap out Djs too so everyone gets a chance to play.

Dancing is super fun, even if you don’t think you can.  

Try to get all your guests involved!  Let them know ahead of time what kind of party you are having with fun invitations.  

You can even have them dress up in fun costumes!  

What sort of dance party games have you played before?  Share your fun games with us in the comment section below!

Tagged With: dance party, party DIY, party games, teen party

About Nicole Etolen

Nicole Etolen is a blogger, freelance writer, and all-around busy bee. She spent her teen and early adult life as a childcare provider before finally have her own little boy (now 7), so she knows what kids like!

Comments

  1. Heather says

    01/06/2016 at 7:24 pm

    Sounds like fun! I could see doing this with my boys, but my husband would be like “NO WAY!” Who doesn’t love a good dance party?

    • Sarcasm says

      10/08/2016 at 1:37 am

      I agree with your husband.

  2. Elizabeth O. says

    01/07/2016 at 12:09 am

    Those are all great ideas to keep people up and moving during a party. Dances keep the party going, so making a game out of it is awesome. Takes the awkwardness away too!

  3. Michelle F says

    01/12/2016 at 10:46 am

    Those sound like some fun games to play. I have never played DJ Dice. I think I will include that in the next kids party.

  4. Michele says

    01/12/2016 at 6:40 pm

    Way back when I used to do the Limbo to the song Limbo Rock–never won but it was great fun trying–and yeah I used to Mash Potato with the best of them and Shimmy and good old Rock n Roll to name a few. Of course these days–well lets just say I’m not as limber as I used to be!! These would be fun dances to have a party round!!

  5. kristi@ishouldbemoppingthefloor says

    01/12/2016 at 9:47 pm

    These sound like so much fun!! What a great way to get everyone up and moving!

  6. Alison says

    01/13/2016 at 12:12 am

    We love dance party games at our house!! It’s super fun for the kids and adults alike! They almost always make an appearance at parties`

  7. Crystal says

    01/13/2016 at 8:42 am

    So fun! I love the idea of the dice game, especially since you wouldn’t have to be the only one dancing.

  8. Liz Mays says

    01/13/2016 at 4:32 pm

    That DJ Dice game sounds like a total blast! I would be cracking up when my number was called.

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