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Kid’s Party Places
By fthomas | April 27, 2009
Having a hard time selecting from too many kids’ party places? Then this article can be very helpful for you.
Build-A-Bear Workshop
Does your kid collect Teddy Bears or stuffed animals? Then a Build-a-Bear party would be the perfect option. Here, the celebrant and the party guests get to pick, stuff, fluff, dress up, accessorize and name the Teddy Bear (or any other stuffed animal of their choosing). You could also institute a ceremony of sorts wherein the kids get to choose a cutout “heart” for their stuffed toy and write their wish on it before putting it inside the animal.
Chuck E. Cheese
Are your kids air hockey enthusiasts or arcade center habitués? Then Chuck E. Cheese should be on the top of your kids’ party places list. Chuck E. Cheese is a family entertainment chain which is a hit birthday party place since it offers fun indoor activities like tubes, small rides, play structures, slides, air hockey tables and arcade games.
Golfland Entertainment Centers
Have you checked out birthday party packages at entertainment centers? Depending on the location, Golfland has wonderful birthday party packages ranging from $8.50 to $12.99 per kid, with a minimum of just 10 kids. The good thing is they can combine a unique theme with different kinds of attractions.
Then there’s SunSplash, one of the most popular kids’ party places for kids aged 14 years old or younger. For a minimum of 10 kids, a package would cost $23/kid from Monday to Thursday, and $24/kid from Friday to Sunday, inclusive of all-day admission to the waterpark, Pizza and a soft drink or hamburger and fries, party favors and a complimentary pass to the waterpark for the Birthday celebrant. Add-ons and package upgrades are also possible, depending on the availability.
LEGO
How about a LEGO party? Kids aged 6 or older will surely love this idea. All a parent needs to do is go to a LEGO store and book the ultimate LEGO party for 1 to 1.5 hours of creative activities using LEGO blocks. Comes with a party host, too.
My Gym Children’s Fitness Center
Care for some gym activities? My Gym Children’s Fitness Center features activities that are tailored-fit to the birthday kid’s favorites. It could include gymnastics, rides, puppets, songs, games and other activities revolving on the birthday celebrant. Packages may vary depending on the location, but usually run from 1 ½ hours to 2 hours.
Pump It Up
Are inflatable’s your kid’s thing? If they fancy jumping up and about nonstop, then Pump It Up birthday packages would be your lifesaver. They offer play structures for sliding, climbing, playing and jumping. Suitable for kids aged 2 and older.
The Little Gym
Another option for parents who have active kids, The Little Gym offers customized party packages that allow exclusive use of the venue for the entire party time. All activities are facilitated by a friendly Little Gym staff.
YMCA
YMCA could very well be one of the most enjoyable kids’ party places. Package may include games, swimming or sports activities, depending on the facility. Cost and charges also vary from one location to the other.
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