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Road Trip Would You Rather Cards
One hundred would you rather questions for the whole car, sorted into five colored groups so you can match the questions to the youngest or oldest person in the back seat. The cards are true poker size, with a matching back for each group.
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Are We There Yet? is a deck of 100 would you rather cards made for long drives. There is nothing to keep score with and nothing to plug in: one person reads a card, everyone in the car picks a side, and then they have to explain why.
Five groups, each with its own age
Every card shows its group down the side and a minimum age at the bottom, so you can leave the harder questions out when the youngest passenger is four.
| Group | Color | Age | Cards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silly Stuff | Orange | 4+ | 30 |
| On the Road | Blue | 6+ | 20 |
| Big Brain | Green | 8+ | 20 |
| The Hard Ones | Red | 8+ | 15 |
| Heart to Heart | Purple | 10+ | 15 |
Silly Stuff is pure nonsense, like spaghetti for hair or maple syrup for sweat. On the Road is about the trip itself, from a car that smells like gym socks to picking every song or every snack. Big Brain asks about superpowers and time, The Hard Ones are the questions people argue over, like winning a million dollars or your best friend winning ten million. Heart to Heart asks about family and feelings, such as being the oldest kid or the youngest.
House rules on the cards
The title card says the game is for 2 to 6 players, with no winners and no timer. The how-to card asks everyone to answer, with no skipping and no picking “both,” and the person who answered last reads the next card. A second card adds three variations: Beat the Clock, with ten seconds to answer; Guess the Driver, where everyone predicts the driver’s pick; and All Agree, where the whole car has to land on the same side.
Printing and cutting
The cards are 2.5 x 3.5 in, the size of a regular playing card. US Letter fits six to a sheet across 18 sheets, and A4 fits nine to a sheet across 12. The backs come after the fronts in the same order, already mirrored: print the front sheets, put the stack back in the tray and print the back sheets on the reverse. The guide recommends white or cream cardstock around 65–110 lb cover (200–300 gsm) and a test sheet first, and a corner punch if you want rounded corners.
