Printable road trip bingo
Pick a theme, choose how many players, and print: every card is different. Each square has a picture and a word, so pre-readers can play too. The searching happens out the window, which makes bingo one of the easier games for carsick passengers.
Each card is different, so every player gets their own. Playing on a phone instead? Tap a square to mark it, then look back out the window.
How to play
- Give each player their own card and something to mark it with.
- Watch out the window. When you spot something on your card, call it out and mark it.
- Five in a row across, down or diagonally wins. On long drives, play on for a full card.
Tip for queasy passengers: clip the card to a board and hold it up near the window rather than flat in your lap, so a glance at the card never pulls your eyes far from the road. More games that keep eyes outside are on the road trip games page, and the license plate tracker pairs well with bingo on long highway days.
Grown-ups get carsick too
Stop Motion Sickness Now
If you are the adult who feels queasy on long drives: Dizzout is a drug-free app that plays precisely calibrated audio through any headphones, with relief in about 90 seconds. No drowsiness, so you stay alert for the trip.
Free to try, no card needed. Or go straight to the App Store or Google Play.
Scan to open on your phoneOn a computer? Dizzout installs on your phone. Scan the code, or open dizzout.com/get on your phone and it'll take you straight to the right store.
For a child who gets carsick, the car sickness in children guide covers what helps, and their doctor is the right person to ask about anything more.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play road trip bingo?
Each player gets their own card. When you see something on your card out the window, call it out and mark the square. The first to get five in a row across, down or diagonally wins. On long drives, keep going for a full card.
Is road trip bingo good for kids who get carsick?
It is one of the better options, because the searching happens out the window. Marking a square is a quick glance down. Keep cards on a clipboard at eye level rather than flat in the lap.
Can kids who can't read play?
Yes. Every square has a picture as well as a word, so younger children can play from the pictures.
How do I print different cards for each player?
Pick the number of cards and press print. Every card on the page is shuffled differently. Press New cards for another set.