14 Unique Lilo and Stitch Party Games Your Kids Will Love!

Planning a Lilo and Stitch-themed party for your child? Get ready to bring the magic of Hawaii and the excitement of outer space right to your backyard! We’ve crafted a list of unique and engaging games perfect for kids aged 4 to 10 and are designed to keep the fun going while celebrating the spirit of ‘ohana.

Last Updated: May 6, 2025  |  11 min Read

Find detailed breakdowns for each game, including the objective, set-up, and how to play, along with the benefits, physical activity level, age suitability, recommended playtime, number of players, and materials needed. You’ll also find the option to purchase ready-made printable party activities, that are suggested below.

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1. Stitch’s Ohana Word Match

Objective: Help kids break the ice and get to know one another by finding their perfect “Stitch Match” using fun, themed word cards.

Setup: Use our set of pre-made Lilo and Stitch Word Match Cards, available for purchase to save time and add a colorful, themed touch to your party. Each card features a word related to Lilo and Stitch (e.g., “Lilo” on one card and “Stitch” on the matching one, or “Ohana” and “Family”).

Make sure there’s one card per child, with each card having a unique matching pair.

How to Play: As guests arrive, hand out one card to each child. Once everyone has a card, explain that their mission is to find the person who holds the matching card. Once they’ve found their Stitch Match, they’ll introduce themselves and share either:

• Their favorite Lilo and Stitch character,
• Or what “ohana” means to them.

It’s a sweet, themed way to get kids chatting, smiling, and feeling like family right from the start!

2. Lilo’s Hawaiian Lei Relay

Objective: Be the first team to complete the relay by passing the lei without dropping it.

Setup: Prepare several Hawaiian leis. Divide the children into two or more teams, and have them line up in rows.

How to Play: The first child in each line places a lei around their neck. They must pass the lei to the next person without using their hands, using only their neck and head. If the lei drops, they must start again. The first team to successfully pass the lei down the line and back wins.

3. Lilo and Stitch Creative Challenge Station

Objective: Engage kids in a calming and creative activity while exploring the world of Lilo and Stitch through themed puzzles and coloring fun.

Setup: Create a quiet area with tables and chairs where children can sit comfortably. Provide printed Lilo and Stitch coloring pages, mazes, and word searches—all available for purchase and instant download. Add markers, crayons, and pencils to the table along with optional extras like stickers or stamps.

How to Play: Kids visit the Creative Challenge Station during the party to relax and explore the different printable activities. They can color their favorite characters, solve mazes, and tackle word searches at their own pace.

This station works perfectly as a calming down activity or a break between more energetic games. Everyone gets to take their finished pages home as a keepsake!

4. Stitch’s Space Tag

Objective: Avoid being tagged by the “Alien Catcher” while collecting space gems.

Setup: Scatter shiny or glowing “space gems” (small balls or glow sticks) around the play area. Designate one child as the “Alien Catcher” (the tagger) and others as “Space Explorers.”

How to Play: The Alien Catcher tries to tag the Space Explorers, who are collecting as many space gems as possible. Once tagged, a player must freeze in place with their gem until another explorer tags them to unfreeze. The game ends when all gems are collected or a set time limit is reached. The player with the most gems wins.

5. Lilo Says

Objective: Follow Lilo’s commands — but only when she actually says “Lilo Says”! The goal is to stay in the game by listening carefully and responding only to the right cues.

Setup: Print the ready-made “Lilo Says” command sheet, which feature fun, themed instructions like “Lilo Says do the hula dance!” or “Lilo Says surf like Stitch!” Gather the children in an open space where they can move around freely.

How to Play: One person (an adult or older child) acts as Lilo, holding the command cards and calling out the actions. If a command begins with “Lilo Says,” the kids must do the action. But if the command is given without “Lilo Says,” anyone who follows it is out for that round!

For example:

• “Lilo Says spin like a UFO!” → everyone spins.
• “Clap your hands!” → anyone who claps is out.

Keep playing until one child remains — they become the next “Lilo,” or you can start a new round so more kids can join in. The game is fast-paced, silly, and encourages both focus and laughter.

6. Lilo’s Luau Limbo

Objective: See who can go the lowest under the limbo stick.

Setup: Use a limbo stick or a decorated pool noodle held by two adults. Play Hawaiian-themed music.

How to Play: Children take turns bending backward to pass under the limbo stick without touching it or falling. After each round, lower the stick. The last child standing without touching the stick wins.

7. Pin the Nose on Stitch

Objective: Have fun trying to pin Stitch’s nose in the right spot while blindfolded — closest match wins!

Setup: Download and print the 17″ x 11″ “Pin the Nose on Stitch” poster and the matching numbered noses (1–20) — available for purchase. Hang the poster at eye level on a wall. Cut out the noses and write each child’s name on the back of the nose they’ll use. You’ll also need tape or reusable adhesive and a blindfold.

How to Play: One at a time, blindfold a player and gently spin them in place 2–3 times. Hand them their numbered nose with adhesive ready. They must try to stick the nose on Stitch’s face where they think it belongs — no peeking!

Once everyone has had a turn, remove the blindfold and compare the placements. The nose closest to the correct spot wins a small prize or gets crowned the Nose Master of Ohana!

8. Stitch’s Coconut Bowling

Objective: Knock down all the pins using a “coconut.”

Setup: Set up bowling pins (or decorated water bottles) in a triangle formation. Use a brown ball as the “coconut.” Alternatively, get this 12 piece Pineapple Bowling Set. It will make a lovely gift for the birthday child!

How to Play: Each child gets two rolls to knock down as many pins as possible. Keep score, and the child with the highest number of pins knocked down after everyone has had a turn wins.

9. Lilo and Stitch Charades

Objective: Act out words or phrases related to Lilo and Stitch without speaking, while others try to guess what you’re portraying!

Setup: Use the pre-made Lilo and Stitch Charades Cards available for purchase and download. These cards feature a variety of actions, characters, and scenes inspired by the beloved movie — perfect for fans of all ages. You’ll also need a timer (a phone works great) and a space where kids can move around.

How to Play: Divide the children into two teams (or let them take turns if playing in a small group). One child draws a charade card and silently acts out the word or phrase on it. No talking, sound effects, or pointing to objects!

Their team has 1–2 minutes to guess what they’re acting out. If they guess correctly within the time, they score a point. Alternate turns between teams or players. The team with the most points at the end wins!

10. Lilo’s Surfboard Balance Challenge

Objective: Balance on the “surfboard” (balance board) for as long as possible.

Setup: Make or purchase an exercise balance board.

How to Play: Children take turns standing on the “surfboard” and balancing. The longer they stay on without falling, the better. To make it more challenging, introduce tasks like clapping or keeping hands up in the air, while balancing on the board. The child who balances the longest wins.

11. Stitch’s Galactic Jump

Objective: Jump the farthest or highest while pretending to be in zero gravity.

Setup: Mark a starting line and provide a soft landing area, like a mat or grass. You can also set up a vertical target (like a hanging streamer) for a height challenge.

How to Play: Children take turns running and jumping as far as they can from the starting line, or jumping to reach the height target. Measure the distance or height of each jump. The child with the farthest or highest jump wins. To make it more fun, encourage the kids to jump in creative “alien” styles, just like Stitch might!

12. Lilo’s Pineapple Toss

Objective: Score the most points by successfully tossing pineapples into baskets.

Setup: Set up several baskets or containers at different distances, each labeled with a different point value (e.g., 10, 20, 30 points). Use the same foam pineapples suggested in game no. 4 above or balls decorated like pineapples.

How to Play: Children take turns tossing the pineapples into the baskets. Each player gets three tosses per turn. Keep track of their points after each round. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins a small prize.

13. Stitch’s Space Scavenger Hunt

Objective: Collect all the hidden space-themed objects around the party area.

Setup: Hide small space-related items (like mini UFOs, planets, or star stickers) around the party area. Provide each child with a list or images of the items they need to find.

How to Play: Divide the kids into teams or let them play individually. They must search the area for the hidden items and check them off their list when found. The first to find all the items wins a small prize.

14. Lilo and Stitch Trivia Challenge

Objective: Answer the most questions correctly to win the title of “Lilo and Stitch Expert.”

Setup: Go to our: The Ultimate Lilo And Stitch Quiz For Fans Of All Ages and get ready with 50 multiple-choice questions that we have prepared.  Arrange the kids in a circle or around a table. If you want, prepare small prizes for the winners.

How to Play: The host reads a question aloud, and the first player or team to raise their hand or buzz in (using a simple noise-making device or just clapping) gets to answer the question. If they answer correctly, they earn a point. If the answer is incorrect, another player or team can try to answer.

Final Thoughts About Lilo And Stitch Party Games

With these creative and energetic Lilo and Stitch-themed games, your child’s party is sure to be a hit.

Whether your little guests are racing through obstacle courses, showing off their artistic skills, or answering trivia questions, they’ll be immersed in the fun and adventure of Lilo and Stitch.