Any more great outdoor teen party ideas?

[Sonshine]

I'm throwing a surprise 18th bday party for my son tomorrow. I got the idea for a photo scavenger hunt here. I need about 45 - 60 minutes of something fun for them to do while I develop the pictures before we meet at a pizza parlor to eat and look at the pictures.

 

I'm breaking them up into 6 person teams with an adult driver for each team. The downside of that is my son will only be with 5 other kids on his team. It's not absolutely necessary but it would be nice if he had a chance to be that involved with the other kids not on his photo hunt team in a more involved way as well. Any ideas of a fun way to do that in that hour I am getting the pictures developed? Or at the pizza parlor?

[Unicorn.]

I'm throwing a surprise 18th bday party for my son tomorrow. I got the idea for a photo scavenger hunt here. I need about 45 - 60 minutes of something fun for them to do while I develop the pictures before we meet at a pizza parlor to eat and look at the pictures.

 

I'm breaking them up into 6 person teams with an adult driver for each team. The downside of that is my son will only be with 5 other kids on his team. It's not absolutely necessary but it would be nice if he had a chance to be that involved with the other kids not on his photo hunt team in a more involved way as well. Any ideas of a fun way to do that in that hour I am getting the pictures developed? Or at the pizza parlor?

 

Why don't they just hang out at the pizza parlor and eat/play video games while the pictures are being developed, and you can look at them after.

[Sonshine]

That sounds good - I don't know why I didn't think of that. We were going to be short of time at the pizza parlor anyway, so that will solve two problems. I found a game they can play while waiting for the pizza, so that will get them mixing it up a bit there anyway.