The 21st Scavenger Hunt

Are you look­ing for some­thing to do dur­ing the day­light hours of your 21^st birth­day? How about hav­ing a scav­enger hunt party? This is some­thing that you can do with your friends that can carry on through out the entire day. Many peo­ple fail to con­sider this because they view scav­enger hunts as a kids game. How­ever, all you have to do to make it a fun adult activ­ity is to change what you’re look­ing to find. There are two main types of items to scav­enge. There are actual phys­i­cal items to col­lect and then pho­tographs or other proof of activities.

When you think 21^st birth­day ideas for a scav­enger hunt, drink­ing and bar items are a must. Make sure to include spe­cific bar nap­kins, coast­ers or even match­books on your list. Another fun thing to do is to cre­ate a list of drinks that per­haps aren’t known to the per­son turn­ing 21. I’m think­ing of a dirty panty, a slip­pery nip­ple, a grasshop­per or even a a rusty nail. Those are all drinks and a photo of the per­son drink­ing one should count as well as an actual a dirty panty.

Here are a few pos­si­ble things to get your list started.

• Per­son with a con­cert tee shirt
• Per­son who plays instrument
• 5 used drink napkins
• Phone # from stranger
• Busi­ness card
• Pic­ture of some­one with a mullet
• Con­vinc­ing a stranger to chug a drink against you
• A tat­too with lettering
• A but­ter­fly tatto
• Get a kiss that leaves lip­stick on your cheek
• Find a coin with the birth­day per­son year on it
• Pump a stranger’s gas — take a pic­ture of it
• Buy 50 cents of gas — keep the receipt
• Get some one to ser­e­nade you — take a pic­ture of it
• Get a pic­ture of a fam­ily with 4 or more kids
• Pic­tures with a per­son in uniform
• Pic­tures of fireman…extra points if you get pic­tures on a truck
• Pic­tures on an escalator
• 2 peo­ple kissing
• Bring back a bumper sticker
• Pic­tures with a biker
• Man/woman in bathing suit
• Pic­ture with a mannequin
• Pic­ture with a clown
• Pic­ture with horse/cow
• Worst hair Picture

What ever activ­i­ties you think would be fun. Think of truth or dare type activ­i­ties. It’s even bet­ter to assign points based on their dif­fi­culty and not just grade on the pure num­ber of items found. Make sure to have a prize at the end. If you can’t think of a great prize for the win­ner, make a hor­ri­ble prize for the last place fin­isher. Either one gets peo­ple to play

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