Magic with balloons: recommended tricks for parties and performances
Here are some magic trick ideas using balloons.
Balloons, which you can easily get even at 100-yen shops, are versatile items that add flair and liven up any occasion.
They’re perfect for school festival booths and party entertainment!
Balloons are also popular as children’s toys, so they’re sure to be a hit at daycare and kindergarten events as well.
Some tricks that seem difficult at first glance often turn out to have simple mechanisms or use science, making them easy to try!
Be sure to learn a few and show them off.
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Balloon Magic: Recommended Tricks for Parties and Performances (21–30)
A smartphone fits in the balloon.

It’s a magic trick where you press a smartphone against an inflated balloon and let the air out, making it look like the phone ends up inside the deflated balloon.
Then, by reinflating the balloon while pulling the phone out, you can show that the phone comes out and the balloon has no holes, adding to the mystery.
The secret is that the phone isn’t actually inside the balloon; the deflated balloon is simply clinging tightly to it.
If the back of the phone is visible, the gap will be seen and it’ll become obvious that it’s just stuck on, so be mindful of the angles you show as you perform.
In conclusion
How did you like the balloon magic tricks? Were there any tricks that made you think, “I could perform this!”? Many of them are surprisingly easy to do, so be sure to learn a few and try showing them off.
Balloon magic looks very flashy, and if you use a variety of colors, it will be even more eye-catching.



