Having a birthday party? Add some Boom, with these Sonic Boom Party Supplies! There's everything from decorations to invitations & table items. Party supplies are fairly easy to collect too, as they're generally pretty reasonably priced and available for extended periods of time. (As are many paper based goods) Want any of these items now? Go to the Sonic Gear Party Supplies Store & they're all available!

This game is called "Pin the X". But, what it really is, is a variation on the very old classic 'pin the tail on the donkey' game that has endless imitaters. In this case, it's a cool shaped Sonic Boom cast poster and the objective is to use the wrench stickers to try to get one in the right place (Tails throws it) on the poster to win the game. What's nice with this, is that after the game's over, the stickers can be peeled off and the item used as a poster to decorate the room. It's extra creative because it has die cut edges to create interest. This is available at Amazon in 2016. Photo discovered by:

Set the party mood & theme with a Boom plastic table cover! This is a large plastic 'table cloth' that prevents mess and spills, while making a whole big table Sonic Boom themed. It's mostly blue, with a wide strip of designs in the middle. It has gears, Boom logos & "S" shapes in a wheel/gear. There are full color/cg character scenes with most of the cast (no Eggman) running along the edges and on the corner fold areas. This will cover a 54 x 108 inch area.

How to get a party started? Send some invitations. This is a pack of 8 Sonic boom themed party invitation cards. They've all got the same design, which is CG Sonic & Tails running toward the viewer with a sort of 'desert/canyon' background. The bottom says "Let's do this!" (Probably so it doesn't require being a Birthday only item)

Here are 2 round mylar party balloons. They seem to come in some sort of 'balloon pack' which gives you generic blue latex, mylar orangeish star, and blue tinsel balloon weight to make a sort of bouquet. The first balloon is blue with the hero cast in CG on the beach as it's scene. The white area there to one side is Sonic using an enerbeam from the game. It reaches the edge of the balloon, going out of the scene. The second is white, with a border of colorful gears. This one has the usual Boom portrait of Sonic, Tails & Knuckles in the middle with a blue background. Remember: Mylar balloons when they eventually fall down can be pressed flat and hung on the wall like shiny round posters with just a bit of tape.

Since party favors (small gifts for guests) are apparently popular... Here's a Boom Favor Box. It's a cardstock-type paper box that you build yourself by folding & punching edges. (The handle goes in slots on the sides) It is full color printed on all sides. The facing side has Sonic, Tails & Knuckles rushing toward the viewer in a desert canyon setting with the logo. The short sides have orange & blue gear shapes. The top/handle has the recurring blue hexagon pattern from the game. It's a nice box for other things too, and it ships flat/folds flat after use.

A party favor to add to the favor box: here are Sonic rings. Why rings? It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to have random plastic rings with large flat tops, but here they are. Each ring is the familiar 'swirl shape' with jagged edges, orange border & yellow background. It has a simple art of Boom style Sonic in the middle.

Perhaps a more useful party favor than random rings....here are sticker sheets. Each sheet has the same 6 stickers which are basically rectangular. You get Sonic, Tails, Sticks, Amy, Knuckles and the Boom logo. (Why not Eggman?) Each character has their name spelled out beneath them in an individualized style. The background appears to be the same for all of the stickers (beach scene) These are specifically meant as party favor items, otherwise they'd be listed under school supply.

This is called the "Boom Party Snack Set". However, it is likely that only the plate and cup are official, the other items are generic. The plate is a paper lunch-size plate with running forward CG Sonic. The cup is a small/snack size paper cup with Sonic, Knuckles & Tails distributed around it. The pack adds orange napkins (lunch size square) to match the logo & blue fork & spoon for the actual food.

But why use some generic napkin when you can have... The Sonic Boom Lunch Napkin? These square lunch size (as opposed to dinner size which are larger and generally a different shape) napkins have a Sonic bust in the center with CG background. This time, unlike most of the other items the logo doesn't appear. Just the word "Sonic" in orangeish blocky letters. The background is a hut on the beach with forest area behind.

To be a good party host requires sending out thank-you notes after the fact. This pack of 8 Sonic Boom themed notes is the final step in the completely Sonic themed party. The note has Tails, Sonic & Knuckles in a row with the words "Thank You!" in block letters at the top. But look at the background. It's half woodsy/beach, with the other half a blue bar with enerbeam looking edge & then some blue...stuff. What is that supposed to represent?

Here are the 2 sizes of plates (but the photo makes them look the same size) The dessert plate is on the right, it is smaller. The dinner plate has all of the good guy cast on it with Amy, Sonic, Knuckles, Sticks & Tails flying in at the top. The logo is placed on the enerbeam area of the graphic. Both plates come in sets of 8.They are sometimes also available in other combined sets in the SonicGear Boom Party Store.

Here is a party Pin~ata. This is a pull-string pinata, so this particular factory/sale photo is a bit confusing. Pull string pinatas operate via colorful ribbons. Only 1 ribbon will open the pinata, releasing the candy and no one knows which one--each guest pulls a ribbon until it is a surprise. This is done for pinatas that people don't want to destroy the traditional way. So why is there a festive stick? The stick is called 'the beater', and the blindfold is so you can't hit it on the first try. The candy is not Sonic themed, it's a random mix of normal candies. With this package, the pinata could be used either way. (Though not destroying it will yeild the likely peel-off-able Sonic boom cast picture disk.)

This is called the Sonic Boom Dinner Plate Value Pack. It includes both Sonic & non-Sonic items in sets of 8. It's an easy way to get many of the supplies all at once including the slightly more difficult dinner size plate. This has the dinner plate, lunch plate (see the 2 sizes more clearly with this photo), lunch square napkin, set of 8 invitation cards (far right) & the paper party cups. The generic items include orange & green balloons, blue crepe paper party streamer, orange & yellow ribbon, 4 blue candles and 8 spoon/fork sets which are also blue. The other included items were chosen to fit the color theme of the Boom stuff. It's pretty convenient if you didn't want to go picking individual items. (and it is also in the Boom Party Store)