Here’s a fun family day out idea: Turn an IKEA trip into a family day out with this IKEA Bingo! This is a fun activity to do if you have to take your whole family (or friends, or a significant other) to IKEA — the whole day is way more fun when you’re competing to get the first Bingo! Read below for fun ways to play and grab the free printable PDF at the bottom of this article.
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IKEA Bingo Printable
I got the idea to turn a trip into IKEA into a fun day out for the whole family, so I created these printable Bingo pages for us to take to IKEA! It definitely made the never-ending IKEA maze more fun, especially since some of the items on the list involved stopping by the food court and enjoying some IKEA meatballs and cake. 🙂
The best part was that some employees were getting into it by helping our 8 year old son find some of the items. And a few parents stopped me and asked where I got the Bingo, so I knew I was onto a great idea!
The downloadable PDF has 5 Bingo pages so 5 people can play. It also has a blank one you can fill in yourself. And if you need more, I will also share my Canva template below so you can duplicate the pages and make a few different versions.
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Some tips before you begin:
- If you will have more than 5 players, use my Canva template link below to create more versions of the Bingo cards.
- Choose your printed Bingo page randomly, don’t read the items first. Some of them have small “dares” you have to do to cross that box out.
- Agree on a small prize before getting started. It’s always more fun when there is something at stake!
- Decide whether you’re going for one row, an X or other pattern, or if you have to fill out the whole page. I recommend just the 1 row if you have small kids — they might run out of patience trying to do the whole page. But if you’re competitive, go for it!
- Grab a small IKEA pencil for everyone and get started.
- Plan to eat at the cafeteria because “eat IKEA meatballs” is on everyone’s Bingo card (and they have plant-based meatballs too, if you’re vegetarian!)…. but if you don’t want to eat there, then definitely bring snacks because a trip can IKEA can easily eat up several hours and no one wants to deal with cranky kids. Here are some easy packed lunch ideas for kids.
- If anyone asks you where you got the Bingo pages, have them take a picture of the URL at the bottom of the pages so they can grab their own copy!
Grab the link to the printable IKEA Bingo PDF:
And here’s the link to IKEA Bingo Template Link on Canva if you want to edit any of the Bingo boxes or duplicate the pages and change them up for more family members or friends.
Happy BINGO-ING!
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