A Private Kids Birthday Party Venue in Fort Lauderdale

Up to 12 children comfortably, plus parents. That cap is deliberate rather than a space limit: the activities are hands-on, so beyond about a dozen most of the room ends up waiting for a turn instead of being looked after. Our smallest package is built for 6.

Entirely private. We run one party at a time and take no walk-ins during a booking, so there is no other group in the room, no other party's music, and nobody waiting for your table. This is the single most common reason families choose us over a larger venue.

No, and this is the main difference between us and a hall rental. Décor, activities, all supplies, food, setup and cleanup are in the package price. You bring the birthday cake and the birthday girl. Most venues at this price point hand you an empty room and a list.

2771 E Oakland Park Blvd #7, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306, on the east stretch of Oakland Park Boulevard between Federal Highway and the Intracoastal. There is parking on site, which matters more than people expect when you are arriving with a cake and a car full of gifts.

From $675 for six children up to $1,699 for twelve with a full themed room transformation and a character appearance. There is no separate room-rental fee — the price of the package is the price of the venue, staffed, decorated and cleaned.

Sometimes. We ask for three to four weeks, especially for Saturdays, but weekday afternoons are far more open and occasional weekend cancellations come up. Call (832) 296-7935 and ask what is actually free this month rather than assuming.

Yes. It is indoor, enclosed, air-conditioned and staffed, which is a better setup for very young children than a park or an open play space. For under-fours we slow the pacing down and spend more of the time in the dress-up wardrobe. See our toddler birthday party page for how that runs.

Yes, and most do. There is seating for adults, and a charcuterie board is available as a food option if you would rather the grown-ups were fed too. Plenty of families run it as a drop-off instead — both work.