What are some inexpensive places to have a kids birthday party?
Aside from the usual Chuck E Cheese, are there any interesting and inexpensive places to hold a 6 yr olds birthday party?
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Your house is a good place. Have a dress-up party (princesses, pirates, whatever) and decorate according to that theme. If it's a girl's party, make it a tea party, and serve little sandwiches and mini-cupcakes. For a boy, make a "buried treasure" cake (with a surpise baked into it!) and have a treasure hunt.
The park.
If the weather is nice have it at a park if there's a pavilion.
your house
you could go to the pool, or a pizza place.
Mcdonalds. The ones with the big playstations have birthday packages.
You could take the kids to a matinee movie for the birthday party and then come back to the house for cake.
The park
public park
bowling, skating rink, campground (I had one when I was young and we swam in the damn it was alot of fun), public pool, public park that has a pavillain, or even in your back yard.
Do you have a city park nearby? Or a lake with a picnic area? When my kids were small it didn't take much to entertain them. We'd go for walks in the woods with small paper bags, we called it "going on a treasure hunt" They would find rocks and nuts off trees and different little things to put in their bags. When we'd get home we would show each other our "treasures"
The Beach
At a park, or out at a lake (picnic site).
well i know from a friend who just had a party for here 6yr old they got some package deal for a bunch of kids to go bowling it came with pizza as well and you can bring your own cake….i think it cost here a little under 200$ for 8 kids
Well Chuckie Cheeses is always a blast but if you are thinking like dirt cheep just go to a park and set up some fun games! Age appropriate games ofcourse but fun none the less. HAVE FUN!!!
The best and most memorable birthday parties are those held at home – with a whole gaggle of friends just hanging out, playing some games, good music, snacks, pizza or hot dogs, birthday cake – just chillin'.
If the kids are old enough, most local rec centers rent out their pool for two hours. They supply a room for cake, drinks and opening gifts. Not too expensive and you save by not having to decorate or hand out treat bags, etc.