PLAN A
FART PARTY
A birthday with proper silly plans. Build your itinerary, pick fart-themed snacks, print activities and awards, and choose games for your guests. Set it up in three steps.
Pick the vibe. Choose a schedule for your crew. Adult drink ideas only appear for adult parties.
When does the party kick off? We’ll turn the schedule into real timestamps you can follow on the day.
Get an interactive party schedule you can open on party day. Check off each activity as you go — and share the link with your guests.
Select a party type first
Activities — use the whole site
Every tool on Fartaholic is a party activity. Click to launch.
The joke is in the names. Serve food your guests already enjoy, check allergies with parents, and keep the farting to the soundboard.
Finished printables
A BIRTHDAY PLAN YOU CAN ACTUALLY USE
How to throw a fart-themed birthday party
One phone, a printer and a room full of terrible jokes. Start with this roughly two-hour plan, then use the planner above to set your start time and share the itinerary. No account is needed.
Before everyone arrives
- Print the party invites, Dolf colouring pages, word search and award certificates. Keep pencils and a few spare copies on the table.
- Choose a few fart sounds and check the volume. One shared phone is enough for the soundboard and social party games.
- Rename familiar snacks: Fart Cloud Popcorn, Bottom Burp Brownies and Gas Leak Lemonade. Tell parents the actual ingredients and check allergies.
A simple two-hour itinerary
- First 20 minutes: welcome everyone, invent silly nicknames and try a soundboard button.
- Next 20 minutes: set out colouring pages or a word search while everyone settles in.
- Next 20 minutes: try a group game. Read its player count and instructions first; an adult can host and choose age-appropriate prompts.
- Next 20 minutes: snacks, drinks and a break from the noise.
- Final 40 minutes: a silly sound-effects challenge, certificates, cake and a last laugh.
Do all the guests need a phone?
No. Printables need no phones, and social party games use one shared phone. For Fart Jam, each musician uses their own phone in the same room. Choose the activities that suit your group.
Can I print or share the plan?
Generate a schedule above, then choose Print schedule for a clean paper copy or Copy Party Link to share it. The link contains the party name and start time you enter, so use a nickname rather than private details.
Which activities work for younger children?
Start with colouring, the word search, silly nicknames and made-up sound effects. Choose games based on the children’s reading confidence and the listed player count. Parents should preview prompts; nobody has to join a noisy activity.