Party Places For Children?
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bowling alleys, picnis in the park, backyards, local arcades, almost anywhere!
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http://familyfun.go.com/parties/holiday/specialfeature/roomparent-Christmas/
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Here is a hip hop dance class for kids 5-19:\n\nHip Hop Kidz\n• Location: Miami (citywide), FL\n• Neighborhood: Miami/Fort Lauderdale Citywide Services\n• Phone: 305.233.3555\n• Hours: Varies, depending on location.\n• Ages: 3 to 17\n• Cost: $190/two month session\n• Web: http://www.hiphopkidz.net\n\nIf you'd like to get your child involved in dance class, but the more traditional ballet or tap are out of the question (maybe they're just not cool enough), check out Hip Hop Kidz. You may have seen the Hip Hop Kidz dance troupe in the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade, or at halftime during the Heat basketball games. Though the Performance Troupe is by invitation only, anyone can participate in the dance classes.\n\nClasses are offered for children ages five through 19 years. Price for two months (two hours/week) is $185, depending on the class. Discounts are offered for more than one child enrolled in the program.\n\nHip Hop Kidz offers a Hip Hop theme party that is half entertainment and half interactive, appropriate for ages 4 years old to teenage, and are unique and one of a kind. Parties can be held at the home, their facility, or a park or party room. Length of the party is two hours and consists of a performance with the nationally-known Hip Hop Kidz Production Company dancers. Each party also includes a fun follow along with the party-leader/choreographer who teaches party guests some of the latest hip hop moves to the most popular hip hop music. Interactive Hip Hop games are also included. The price for the two-hour party is $400. The parties are available in both Miami and Fort Lauderdale.\n\nMultiple locations offer these classes throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties. The types of classes available vary by location. Call the main office for locations and information.\n\nHere is one for adults. The website does not give a lot of details, but here is the link:\nhttp://www.miamicontemporarydance.org/index.html
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If you go to www.birthdaypartyideas.com you can find all sorts of ideas for birthday parties for all ages. Different people on the website give tons of ideas for birthday parties that they had themselves and they have themes and everything else. I found that great idea for my friends birthday on the website so check it out.
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Pennsylvania? try Bam's house....always a party there. haha jk.
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GO TO A WATER-PARK OR ZOO.TAKING THEM SOMEWHERE YOU CAN HAVE FUN WITH CROWDS LETS THEM KNOW YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE THEIR COMPANY AND NOT JUST TRYING TO GET THEM IN BED.
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A place where party animals hangout.
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A beach party is a fine idea.\nAre you getting your license?  Maybe you can get your parents to let you have a car scavenger hunt and you can have a car-themed party.  Guests can break into teams and search for items on a scavenger hunt list.  Give each hunt party a polaroid camera to catch their items on film.  You can also have a treasure hunt where you hide something (or bury it, if at the beach) and the team that finds it gets to keep the prize.  If your parents are giving you a car, suggest your friends bring you car items for presents:  a gas card, organizers for the backs of your seats, special floor mats, something to hang from your rearview mirror, seat covers, keychains, and a CD organizer.  Hit a relative up for a cellphone (like a Tracfone) and minutes, if you don't happen to have one.  Have a great birthday!
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try the community center on the sand in Belmont shore (Alamitos Bay, facing Naples), its near the kayak rental place....Its on 54th Place and Ocean Blvd.\nI see folks having parties there occasionally.
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Check with these people, they may know:\n\nPalace Playground for Disabled Children\n020 7731 2753\nFulham Palace Bishops Avenue\nLondon, SW6 6EA, United Kingdom
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if there were.. i would have been there when i was 13... lol.. What you can do is....... Find a friend who's parents dont give a shit about nything that they do.. and chip in for a party with non-alcoholic drinks.. =))
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Look up some churches/theme parks/YMCA's around your area.  There's bound to be one somewhere.
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http://www.montreal.com/tourism/kids.html\n\ncheck this site out maybe you'll find what you're looking for
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Put little pieces of paper in balloons. When the children pop them they have to do what the paper says (ie, paint Susie's toes blindfolded, put makeup on with no mirror, etc.). Kids can pick a balloon out of a garbage bag. \n\nDid this at my 7 y/o daughter's party and it was a lot of fun.\n\nGood luck & have fun.
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scavenger hunt at the park....a friend did that once...parents and children all had fun!!!
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His and Hers snow caps, scarfs, and gloves!  As parents, adults etc. When it is you scrapping off the cars in the morning or getting the kids into the car etc.  There is nothing better.  If you have the extra change you can even get them embroiered at a local sewing shop.  Check the Yellow Pages for seamstresses.  When  you call ask if they do embroiery, how much per word or letter, and how quickly they can have it done.  It would be a nice touch and shouldn't cost too much per letter.  In fact you could just get their initials! \n\n\nFor the Party, Why not try hot dogs for the main course instead of just the nachos.  Or you can get some: \nSmall cocktail franks and barbecue sauce.  Pour all contents into a crock pot and allow to simmer for about 2 hours b4 you serve.  \nThen serve chips and dip (Nachos would be good) \nFresh fruit with sweet chocolate dip.  \nHot Cocoa or Fruit Punch\nThese are tested on my kids and are inexpensive ways to feed several kids in a party type atmosphere.  They are also really good and good for them, (I know, boring mom stuff).  \nThe cupcakes sound like a really good idea!  There is a way to put a firework design on the tops in icing.  So that when you hand them out it will look nice and festive!  \n\nSounds like you have a good grasp at the age of 16 of what is truly important.  \nHope This Helps!\nAmy
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Limbo, Pinata. Musical Chairs, Pin the Tail On the Donkey, Dance contest, Pop The most Balloons, Simon Says, Toss the egg or water balloon, spoon race, 3 legged race, sack race, eating contest. You can do Arts And Crafts.... Have the kids fill sand bottles, paint bird houses or other inexpensive wooden items. If you go to your local ART & CRAFTS Store you can get many of the items at very little costs. You may also see some other ideas there. Good Luck!!!