Having a backyard tent party/bonfire. Crazy *stuff* you'd suggest?

[Roysneon]

So I'm having a big crazy tent party at my parents place in their huge back yard out in the country. Already have music lined up, one playlist of country/folk/other good old shit and one of newer partying music, bonfire is a must, and will be buying some fireworks. There will be some house drinks as well as a courtesy to guests as well as non alcoholic beverages and a BBQ of the usual hot dogs, hamburgers, etc.

Now, keeping in mind this is at my parents place and is slightly 'country' themed, what would you plan for your party? It's gonna be outdoors so no vidja gaymes or karayoke or anything like that.

[Holland]

Lawn mower drag racing?

[lambo]

Honestly, just add some simple party games like beer pong and that dumb one where you toss the sacks into the boxes (I forget what it's called...) Because a bonfire, fireworks and music will easily keep people entertained. What age group is it, by the way?

[blunttech]

color me old but I wouldnt introduce alcohol and fireworks on my parents property for legal reasons if someone blows their arm off or takes out an eye.
I may take that risk on my own property but not my parents should something bad happen... alcohol fine but not sure on fireworks

[e304me]

bouncy castle.

[M-technik-3]

color me old but I wouldnt introduce alcohol and fireworks on my parents property for legal reasons if someone blows their arm off or takes out an eye.
I may take that risk on my own property but not my parents should something bad happen... alcohol fine but not sure on fireworks

For that same reason alcohol and fire don't go well together. Key in a secure place so nobody drives home? Too many stupid things happen at parties these days tough to keep yourself non-liable.

[Roysneon]

I thought about all that but I'm saying meh and hoping it'll be fine. We do drunk fireworks down there every New Years Eve. Age group 20-30. Gotta track down a washer toss game set and I've never played beer pong but I'll try to set something up. Just need a ball, some solo cups and a table, right?

[Todd Black 88]

Address? Lol, a bit too far.
I have a "warshers" set(yes, the R was put there on purpose, it's the maritimes for Christ sake)

[Deltron Dirty30]

imagine 20-30 yr olds on bouncy castles

[Roysneon]

imagine 20-30 yr olds on bouncy castles

If I had more of a budget for it I'd totally do it. Wonder how much it costs to rent one...

[Jorgen]

go get yourself some lumber and cut it up to make a lawn jenga game. My first one is made of 2x4's looking make a better one this winter maybe 4X4's or something.


Extremely cheap and easy to make.

[slammin.e28]

go get yourself some lumber and cut it up to make a lawn jenga game. My first one is made of 2x4's looking make a better one this winter maybe 4X4's or something.


Extremely cheap and easy to make.

Man up. Use railroad ties.

[Jorgen]

Man up. Use railroad ties.

Where to store it becomes the problem then.

[slammin.e28]

Where to store it becomes the problem then.

I'd just leave it in the yard. Would make a cool art-deco piece when it's not being played with.

[blunttech]

I'd just leave it in the yard. Would make a cool art-deco piece when it's not being played with.

you could put it right next to the legless couch and washing machine currently outside your trailer