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Party add-on

Dry Ice Activity

Kids create fizzing potions, giant bubbles, and bubbly caterpillars — making parties unforgettable with smoke and fun.

60–90
minutes, start to finish
4–14
years old, age-matched
Your venue
home, clubhouse or hall
A hand tipping a jug of dry-ice fog as a row of children watch the smoke pour out over the table
6 activities

On the day

What the children actually do.

  1. Decolouring potions
  2. Bouncy bubbles
  3. Bubble caterpillar
  4. Giant bubbles in a bowl
  5. Bubble tower
  6. Smoke effect around the cake

From real parties

Watch a Dry Ice Activity party run.

Filmed at parties and mall events we ran. Each one opens on YouTube.

Everything else

The other thirteen.

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Birthday themes

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About Dry Ice Activity

What parents ask before booking Dry Ice Activity

What is a Dry Ice Show?

A Dry Ice Show is an exciting science experience where kids explore the fascinating properties of dry ice through smoky effects, bubbling experiments, fog-filled reactions, and fun demonstrations. It combines science and entertainment to make learning interactive, safe, and memorable.

Is dry ice safe for kids?

Yes, the Dry Ice Show is safe for kids when conducted by trained professionals. Kids do not directly handle the dry ice. The activities are conducted under supervision using proper safety precautions, allowing children to enjoy the exciting effects while staying safe.

Can we combine dry ice activities with other science activities?

Yes, absolutely! Dry ice activities can be combined with other science activities to create a more engaging experience for kids. We can combine them with activities like Bubbleology, Chemical Mania, Funny Photons, or Magic of Potions, depending on the age group and party requirements.

Is there any takeaway for the kids?

No — there is no takeaway in this one. But it has been the kids’ favourite add-on activity.

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Whether you’re planning your child’s birthday, a corporate event, a brand activation or a science festival, let’s create an experience people will want to be part of. Tell us what you’re planning — we’ll take it from there.

A girl catching a soap bubble on her gloved hand
A sensors and circuits table at a science festival, with children testing motorised builds
A boy touching a plasma globe with a rod, the filaments bending toward his hand
Dry ice fog rolling off a bowl as children crowd in to watch
A boy grinning beside the humanoid robot he has been programming
Two children writing with feather quills and coloured ink
A child pouring a coloured solution into cups at a mall science counter
A child painting with a feather quill at a make-and-take craft table
Children in shower caps giving a thumbs-up at The Great Indian Science Fest
A girl taking aim at a target board with the rubber-band launcher she built
A girl watching coloured liquid climb the glass hand boiler she is holding
A science-festival concourse, children testing rocket launchers along a red carpet
A girl laughing at the camera in front of the Summer Lab backdrop
A MakerMasti science performer in a branded lab coat running a foam reaction for a ring of children
A hall full of school children with their hands in the air during a MakerMasti science show
A girl in a hairnet holding up hands covered in blue reaction foam
A father and two children assembling a motorised car kit at a Summer Lab table
A boy punching the air after launching his rocket in the space zone
A MakerMasti host running a hands-on activity for shoppers outside a mall store
Children queueing along a mall concourse for a MakerMasti activity
A child drawing a giant bubble ring up out of a tray of solution
A girl watching foam rise up a measuring cylinder on the activity bench
A MakerMasti host swinging a row of coloured pendulum balls while a boy in glasses tracks the motion
A girl holding a green paper bird glider up in front of her face
Children laughing as they balance paper birds on their noses at a mall science stand
School children holding diffraction cards up to their eyes during a light and colour session
A MakerMasti host setting up rocket launchers with children at a science festival
Two children examining the wooden model they have just built at a MakerMasti science table
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