Think about your guest count, players’ ages, and your space.

• Small/mini numbers (around 6–16 inches) work best as table decor, photo props, or for a few kids with light filler.
• Medium to large numbers (around 20 inches tall) suit group play and hold more treats.
• Check dimensions in the product description on Walmart.com and compare to doorways or outdoor clearance so you can hang it comfortably.
• Weight matters: the more you put inside, the heavier it gets. Keep it manageable for your hanging spot.

When in doubt, choose a size that fits your venue and the number of participants. Pickup and delivery options may be available for added convenience.

Mix lightweight treats and small surprises for fun and safe play.

• Candy: individually wrapped pieces and minis are popular and easy to clean up.
• Party favors: stickers, mini erasers, bouncy balls, rings, or small figurines.
• Confetti: a handful adds flair, but keep it light to avoid extra weight.
• Soft items: pom-poms, foam shapes, or paper streamers for younger kids.

Aim for lightweight items and avoid sharp, heavy, or fragile objects. Don’t overfill—start with a modest amount and add as needed so the pinata hangs safely. You can find filler candy and party favors on Walmart.com; check product details for opening size to ensure items fit comfortably.

Set up a clear, supervised play area and secure the hanging point.

• Hanging: look for a built-in loop. Use strong rope or twine and a sturdy support (beam, tree branch). Test height so players can reach without overextending.
• Safety zone: create a wide circle around the swinger. Keep bystanders a few steps back.
• Supervision: have an adult manage turns. Use gentle, controlled swings, especially with younger kids.
• Indoors: choose a high, stable anchor and lighter filler. Consider gentler play styles if space is tight.

These tips can help reduce risks, but conditions vary. Always prioritize safety and adjust your setup to your space and group.

Check the product listing to see what’s included—some sets may come with a stick and blindfold, while others are pinata-only.

• Essentials: pinata stick (or lightweight bat), blindfold, and strong rope/twine for hanging.
• Fillers: assorted candy, small toys, and a little confetti for flair.
• Cleanup: a trash bag and small broom/dustpan for quick floor pickup.
• Optional: a hook or carabiner for easier mounting and a step stool for setup.

You can add these party supplies to your cart on Walmart.com and look for pickup or delivery options to save time before the event.

If it’s still in good shape, give it a second life as decor.

• Photo prop: display the number on a dessert table or shelf for milestone photos.
• Room decor: place it in a playroom or bedroom as a keepsake.
• Refill for another event: gently patch small tears with clear tape or matching tissue and add only lightweight fillers.
• Storage: keep it dry and out of heat to maintain its shape.

If it’s too worn, carefully remove strings and dispose of it with household trash according to local guidelines. Results vary based on use, so choose the option that suits the condition of your pinata.