Cincinnati, Ohio
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Most booked this fall
Planned for a 6-year-old.
Deposit to book$86.70
Cancel 48 hours ahead and the booking fee comes back.
Since mid-May: 19 parties in 18 Ohio towns.
What parents texted back
It was amazing! Thank you so much! The kids all had such a fun time and are still talking about it! The adults also loved having someone entertain the kids
She was practically perfect in every way!!!!
Hi! Thank you so much for everything yesterday! My son and his friends had such a great time. The characters looked great and had even better energy. We'll be repeat customers! Thank you, thank you!
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From $255 for the first hour
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It depends on the park and the space you want. Cincinnati Parks offers reservations for shelters, pavilions and lodges, so contact the parks office to learn what is available for your date.
Cincinnati Parks accepts permit applications for events open to the public or ticketed events. Describe your party clearly when you ask whether a permit applies.
Check with the venue first, since permission for outside entertainers depends on the space and its rules. Ask the parks office before you confirm the character booking.
Pick the character your child loves most, then talk with the performer about how the visit can fit your space, guest count and schedule.
Planning a character visit in Cincinnati often starts with deciding where the party will happen. Public parks in the city have their own reservation and permit process, so it helps to know which kind of space you need before you pick a character and a date.
Cincinnati Parks, the city's park department, lets families reserve a shelter, pavilion or lodge for gatherings such as reunions and events. If you are hosting your child's party in a city park, check whether a reserved shelter or pavilion fits your guest count and whether the space works for the entertainment you have in mind. Ask the park office what the reservation covers before you confirm your date.
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Cincinnati Parks also accepts permit applications for events open to the public or ticketed events. A private birthday party is usually a different situation from a public or ticketed gathering, so describe your plans accurately when you contact the parks office. Ask whether your party needs a permit at all, and if so, how far ahead you should apply.
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Once you have a space in mind, consider asking the venue whether outside entertainers are permitted, how long the space is available, and what time you can start setup. Ask what activities are practical there, such as a character greeting, a short show, games, or photos with the guest of honor. These are options to discuss with your character performer, not services included in any booking.
Your program is shaped around your request. Activities and their order may differ from these examples.
