11 Fun Baseball Party Ideas For Your Little Slugger (2025)
- Date: February 2, 2024
- Topic: Events
- Contributors: Written by Nina Gunther-Segal

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Looking for baseball party ideas for your kid’s next birthday? For those of you who have kids who absolutely adore baseball and seem to talk and think about the sport nearly nonstop, a baseball party is a fun way to celebrate their birthday while celebrating their interests.
And if you want to book a private, kid-friendly venue to make your child’s birthday the absolute best, then we can help with that, too. Peerspace is the largest online marketplace for hourly venue rentals and makes it easy to discover and book one-of-a-kind spaces in your location and across the globe. Some may even be ideal for a kid’s baseball-themed birthday party…but more on that ahead!
We’ll share 11 super fun baseball party ideas that your child and their friends are sure to love!
1. Depending on the season, you might want to rent an indoor space

Suppose your child’s birthday takes place during the colder months. In that case, you might think that you won’t be able to incorporate actually playing baseball into the party because it won’t be comfortable having the party outside. But that’s not necessarily the case!
Rent an indoor space that’s suitable for playing sports, such as this indoor turf sports complex in Chicago. It will allow your kid and their guests to enjoy the best of both worlds. That indoor complex, known as Chicago Sports Academy, specializes in baseball training and even comes with two hitting cages and three pitching cages. Not only that but the space’s open floor plan is even advertised as “fantastic for children’s birthday parties.”
In fact, check out what a Peerspace reviewer shared after they did just that: “The space was great and spacious! We hosted our kid’s first birthday and there was so much room. We had a 13ft bouncy house, a desert set up, marquee letters and so much more. Mia was great to work with. We look forward to booking again.”
2. Use an easy and affordable baseball buffet decorating kit

If you’re looking for a truly easy way to make a party festive and baseball-themed, this 13-piece baseball buffet decorating kit from Party City will only set you back $9, and it’s really well-reviewed, to boot. It comes with baseball-related tent cards, picks, and banners that are a great way to start the decorating process–we’re big fans of this baseball party idea.
3. Baseball diamond party tray

This super cool baseball party idea comes to us from the Baseball Parent Stuff blog: turn a large tray of snacks into a baseball diamond! They write, “All you need is a large tray, preferably rounded at one side, but you could use a square tray as well. Just cut up your choices of fruit, veggies, meats, cheeses, crackers, cookies, or nuts and use small round dishes for the bases. Arrange everything in the shape of a baseball diamond.” Yum!
Is your little one about to hit double digits? Then check out our 10 great 10th birthday party ideas!
4. Send out baseball-themed invitations

One of our most useful baseball party ideas is to make sure you send out your baseball-themed invitations well in advance of the party’s date. There are tons of options out there when it comes to invitations on this theme, but we especially like this adorable and well-designed one from Zazzle.
5. Hang a custom baseball name banner

A simple way to celebrate your child is with a custom name banner like this one from AngiesDesignz on Etsy. As a bonus, this one doubles not only as a party decoration but also as a gift. After all, once the party ends, it can become decor for your child’s bedroom.
6. Bake a baseball cake

For baseball party ideas that delight the sweet tooth, serve your child and their friends a homemade cake that looks just like a baseball! This is definitely one of the easier designs to decorate a cake with because doing so pretty much just involves adding red seams to a white cake. Here’s a guide to creating a super sweet and delicious baseball cake from Better Homes and Gardens.
Make your kid’s birthday even more exciting by booking this baseball-themed luxury apartment in Atlanta, GA, and baking their cake there. It’s one of the most perfect settings for a baseball-themed party outside of a batting cage, and your child will love exploring its every room!
7. Make your child’s favorite baseball team the central theme

Rather than a generic baseball theme, if your kid has a particular team that they’re a huge fan of, make that team the central theme of the party. This will be a lot more meaningful than just baseball in general because it’s more specifically tailored to your child’s interests.
8. Play party games in addition to baseball

Since the central theme of the party is, of course, baseball, it’s natural that you might want to make playing baseball the main activity at the party. If logistics allow, that’s a great idea! But baseball can get tiring, so providing young guests with more laid-back activity options as well makes a helpful change of pace.
For some inspiration regarding baseball-related party games, check out this useful list from Party Ideas by a Pro as well as this list of baseball-themed party games for kids from The Spruce.
If you’re in the Philadelphia area, you can always book your kid’s birthday party at The Clubhouse at Elite Sports after your child and their friends swing away at the on-site batting cages, they can enjoy pizza, cake, and an array of games provided on-site by the clubhouse.
Looking for venues that give your kid the room and the gear to play their favorite sport? Then you need to see our guide on where to rent a baseball batting cage by the hour!
9. Consider serving your guests “traditional stadium fare”

This suggestion from Nathan’s Famous is a fun one: “Giant soft pretzels with cheese, spicy nachos, and, of course, traditional stadium franks—these are the makings of summer memories.”
Kids may or may not enjoy peanuts in the shell and Cracker Jacks, but these are some other traditional snacks that can also double as a table centerpiece if you display them right.
10. Serve food at a fake concession stand

One of the most iconic memories that many of us have of trips to watch baseball games is probably visiting the concession stand to buy snacks to eat during the game. Set your food table up to look like a concession stand, complete with a menu on display to let guests know what’s on offer. It’s both practical and on-theme!
11. Hold the baseball party outdoors if weather allows

You can head over to your local park if you’d like to save money, especially if the park has some baseball diamonds, which many do. Or, if you’d prefer to have a bit more privacy at your child’s party, you can use Peerspace. It’s the largest online marketplace for hourly venue rentals and makes it easy to find an outdoor venue near you.
For instance, if you happen to live near San Diego, CA, this bamboo garden with 2 outdoor grills would be an awesome choice for a baseball party. It’s basically a super stylish and well-equipped outdoor venue with two TVs for streaming your child’s favorite team’s games, two barbecue grills for grilling up some Nathan’s hot dogs, and covered seating to keep all your guests comfortable.
Baseball party ideas: conclusion

With these baseball party ideas, a sensational event venue rental courtesy of Peerspace, and an awesome parent like you, we think your little slugger is about to have a legendary birthday party! Customize your favorite ideas to your child and book the venue that brings their love of baseball to life.
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