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Posted by Snookleus on January 04, 2005 at 23:29:58:

In Reply to: Fear Factor Party for 9 year old boy posted by Tracey on January 04, 2005 at 22:13:51:

I posted this before, but I'll repeat it.

A good and fun stunt for a fear factor party is the "jail break" or "jail escape" game. Kids LOVE it! You need a big wire dog cage, a padlock and several keys in a bowl. Only one key in the bowl fits the lock, but make sure you have a backup key on hand.

One at a time, each child gets in the cage. Close the door and secure it with the padlock. On the word "GO" the child starts trying keys in the lock. The player who escapes in the shortest amount of time is the winner.

You could also play it partner style. Lock one kid in the cage and his partner has to run to another location grab a key, try it and run back again if necessary.

Any hardware store should be able to supply you with extra keys that won't work. Good luck and have fun!

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