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How to Plan a Frozen-Inspired Road Trip

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This blog article was originally posted on my first blog In Our Pond.  I started out trying to put all my travel content on my homeschooling blog, but it grew to be too big.  So, I'm moving all the road trip stuff over here!  It'll probably take me a while to move all the posts, but I'll also be posting new content on here as well.  In Our Pond will now be exclusively for homeschooling and parenting content, while this blog (Party Through the USA) is for all the family travel posts.  Check them both out!



Disney's Frozen-Inspired Themed Road Trip from In Our Pond

I'm a bit obsessed recently with themed road trips.  Check out the big Pirate themed one we did last summer and the zoo and dinosaur themed ones that I did as examples.

 The kids have been asking about another road trip, so we brainstormed some ideas for the new theme.  Dragonfly suggested Frozen, which made the boys happy because they love Olaf.  It also seemed like a good winter-theme.  We don't have any road trips planned for right now, but here's some ideas in case anyone else might want to plan a party on wheels.



Disney's Frozen-Inspired Themed Road Trip from In Our Pond
The spine of every good road trip is the food, actually, of every party as well.  Here are some easy, fun Frozen themed munchies for your party-on-wheels.  Basically, anything blue, white, or snowflake-shaped works for the theme.
















Disney's Frozen-Inspired Themed Road Trip from In Our Pond
It's very important that you keep your "guests" busy during the party. Here a few activities for the car and the destination.











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Disney's Frozen-Inspired Themed Road Trip from In Our Pond
Disguises are a fun way to get everyone in the party mode.  Frozen costumes and clothing are probably one of the easiest things to find, but here are some ideas.























Face it, this is Frozen.  There are so many sway options.  Check out the dollar store for random things like ziptop bags with the girls on them or little toys.

plates // Amazon

Elsa wands // Amazon

cups // Amazon

blanket // Amazon

waterbottles // Amazon

playset // Amazon

suitcase  // Amazon

















Winter may be a good time to stay in and snuggle, but if a road trip is on the agenda, then I hope this themed plan is helpful.  And if you do what snowmen do in summer, then maybe this theme will help cool you down.


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