21 Fun Easter Games For Adults

Easter is a holiday all ages can embrace, but most Easter games for children fall flat for adults. If you’re planning a holiday party, then you’ll need some Easter games for adults. Peerspace has some of the best ideas for special events, so check out these 21 favorite Easter games for adults. They test your skills, get you drinking, and are a guaranteed good laugh!

1. Host an Easter egg challenge event

Easter egg hunts don’t have to be as simple as finding the egg and enjoying some chocolate. Make it more interesting by adding challenges to the eggs. Upon opening them, the lucky person might find a dare to take on instead of just candy!

2. Take a drink with Easter Pong

Easter pong is exactly like beer pong except you’ll be bouncing plastic Easter eggs instead of ping pong balls. If your Easter egg lands inside the opposing team’s cup, they have to drink that cup, and vice versa! 

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3. Hide Easter boozy egg around 

Children love finding Easter eggs filled with candy but these are less exciting for grownups. So how about making some adult-friendly boozy eggs instead? Buy some colorful plastic eggs and fill each one with a mini liquor You’ll have an Easter game that will have everyone grinning with delight at each discovery!

4. Hide treasures around for an Easter scavenger hunt

Easter egg hunts don’t have to be blind adventures where everyone is looking around for eggs with zero clues. Use some clue cards and make it a scavenger hunt instead. Check out these clue cards from Amazon for tips on designing the perfect Easter scavenger hunt.

5. Hop across the finish line at a bunny hop sack race

Easter parties have plenty of room for competitive games. So put on your rabbit ears, grab a sack, and try racing without running! A bunny hop sack race is hilarious, challenging, and just plain fun. It can be an individual race, with a single winner, or you can make it team-based, where the first team to cross the finish line in its entirety wins.

6. Guess how many jellybeans are in the bag

A bag of jellybeans is pretty hard to get a sense of! So how about making a guessing game out of it? Let everyone place a bet on how many jellybeans there are in a large bag and collect the answers. The winner is the person who guessed the number or came closest. The prize could be the bag of jellybeans itself or something even better.

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7. Don’t get caught while playing bunny tag

Tag is fun for all ages and there are many ways to make it thematic for holiday parties. A game of bunny tag is a good start to a great party. Bunny tag is like regular tag except everyone has to hop; no running! If you start running you’re now “it” and have to chase everyone else.

8. Test your knowledge with Easter trivia

Easter is a holiday with roots going back thousands of years. How much do you know about Easter history, culture, and general trivia? Host a trivia night as an Easter game for adults where you share and maybe learn a little more about this ancient tradition!

9. Get messy with an Easter egg toss

How about an Easter game for adults that involves skill instead of knowledge? Test your dexterity with a group game of egg toss! Split the group into two teams. Each person then pairs off in a line facing someone from the opposite team. You’re going to be throwing a raw egg back and forth. After each toss, the person takes a step back. The winning team is the one with a person who hasn’t missed a catch or broken an egg.

10. Decorate Easter eggs together

Dyeing Easter eggs isn’t just for kids. This is a great DIY crafting opportunity for adults. Especially if you want to get into more intricate techniques and patterns that require more patience than kids typically have. Check out these Easter egg dyeing tips from Better Homes & Gardens. You’ll find marble patterns, string-dyed eggs, watercolor designs, and more to try!

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11. Three-armed chocolate egg unwrapping game

Unwrapping a foil-wrapped chocolate egg is tricky, even with two good hands. But what happens if we tie one of your hands to another person’s? A three-armed chocolate egg unwrapping is a major challenge and hilarious fun when everyone is racing to be the first to finish!

12. Smash an Easter pinata for treats and cash

Pinatas aren’t just for fiesta parties; you can include one as part of any special event, including an Easter party. All you need is a custom-designed pinata that looks like any Easter-specific motif. Think hatching baby chicks, Easter eggs, or an Easter bunny! You can fill the pinata with the usual candy but it would be way more interesting for adults if you include some gift cards, mini bottles of liquor (plastic so they won’t break if hit by the bat), and cash.

13. Guess that word or phrase with Easter Pictionary

Pictionary is a party classic that can find a place at any event. Make it an Easter game for adults by using Easter-specific phrases like “Easter egg hunt” or “chocolate rabbit”. Sketch the word out and let everyone guess. All you need are some target Easter phrases, a whiteboard, and a marker!

14. Spin and pin the tail on the Easter bunny

Remember games of pin the tail on the donkey as a child? Well, the game is just as much fun for adults and you can make it Easter-themed by using a rabbit instead of a donkey! Grab a blindfold for each person, give them a gentle spin or two, and see how close they can get to placing the tail on the Easter bunny poster.

15. Unmix candy with a Jelly bean sorting race

Looking for a quick contest game you can mix into the party? Set up a jelly bean sorting race where each team has a set amount of time to sort mixed jelly beans into different containers by color. But not by hand; that would be too easy! Give them chopsticks, tweezers, or spoons instead! The first team to sort all of their jelly beans or have the most sorted when time is up wins.

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16. Blindly draw Easter eggs on your head 

All you need for this fun Easter game for adults are some white paper plates and sketch markers. The idea is that each person holds a paper plate on top of their head and has to draw what you prompt. Start with something simple, like an Easter egg. But make the game even harder with prompts like “Easter bunny” or “baby chick”! The person with the most recognizable drawing wins each round.

17. Show off your skills with bunny ear ring toss

We all know how to play ring toss, right? Aim for the targets using your rings, with the winner scoring the most points by landing their rings. Make it an Easter-themed game by using bunny ears as targets like these from Amazon!

18. Race with care at an Easter egg spoon race

Balance an Easter egg on a spoon and try to be the first to cross the finish line, but don’t move too quickly or you’ll drop your egg and have to start over. An Easter egg spoon race can also be made a relay race where you pass your egg to another person with a spoon after a set distance. Dropping the egg means each team doesn’t have to start back at the beginning if you do go with the relay race format! 

19. Host an Easter bake-off

Holidays like Easter are the perfect chance to show off your baking skills with cookies, bread, cakes, and pies. If your friends all love to cook, include some time for a baking competition with neutral judges to taste test for a single winner. A bake-off party can also include some crafting time where everyone decorates Easter cookies together.

20. Find the toughest egg with an egg smash competition

Whose Easter egg is the strongest of all? Find out with an egg smash competition! Each person chooses their egg from a basket of dyed hard-boiled Easter eggs. Stand or sit arm’s length apart and tap the eggs together. The first one to have an egg crack loses and the winner gets to try against someone else.

21. Toss with care at an Easter egg rolling race

Easter egg rolling is a race that’s sort of like bowling except you can’t throw the “ball” too hard or it will break! Start everyone off at the top of a hill with individually colored Easter eggs. The idea is to roll the egg so that it will make it to the bottom of the hill and cross the finish line intact. It sounds easy but eggs don’t always roll in straight lines! 

Easter games for adults: conclusion

From chill baking competitions to lively games that have you running across a spring lawn, our Easter games for adults offer something for everyone. Did you find Peerspace to be a great resource for your party planning needs? Then be sure to browse some of our holiday party venues near you for your upcoming Easter celebration!

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