The Active Kids Party Package

Pick any two from balloon art, face painting and party games — whichever combo works best for your party. Balloon art and face painting is the classic pairing for younger kids, balloon art and party games is great for high-energy groups, and face painting with party games works for almost any age. Magic shows and party characters aren’t part of the Active Party (they sit at different price points) but you can always book them alongside at checkout.

The Active Party works for every age, but the service combo you pick should match the kids. If party games are one of your two services, we recommend the Active Party for kids aged 5 and up — younger ones often struggle with the rules and lose interest. For parties with kids aged 2–4, the balloon art and face painting combo is the better call. If it’s a mixed-age group, face painting plus balloon art keeps everyone involved without any child being left out.

We typically start with the calmer service — balloon art or face painting as the kids arrive and settle in — then wrap up with party games once everyone’s there and the energy’s up. That said, parents can pick the running order based on what suits the party. Some prefer games first to burn off energy, then quieter activities before cake. Let us know what works and we’ll brief the entertainer.

The Active Party scales with the group size. For 13–18 kids the package runs for 2 hours with one entertainer, and for 19–24 kids it runs for 2.5 hours with two entertainers. Pricing adjusts with the tier — drop us a message with your guest count and we’ll send exact pricing for your group. Larger parties need the extra time and entertainer capacity to make sure every child genuinely gets involved.

The same kids party games we run at most of our events — musical statues, limbo, dance corners, parachute games, red light/green light, tug of war, sack races, egg and spoon relay and pass the parcel. On the day, the host picks the right mix based on the age group, the space, and the energy of the room. Racing games and tug of war don’t run on hard floors for safety reasons.