Kansas City, Missouri
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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: 4 parties in 4 Missouri towns.
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She was practically perfect in every way!!!!
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From $255 for the first hour
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Not necessarily. Parks and Recreation says a separate permit may be needed for some events, especially those using tents, stages, concessions, fundraising, or reserved space. Check with the park before you assume either way.
For general park permit applications, the city recommends submitting at least 30 days before your event date.
Yes. Ask the venue whether outside entertainers are allowed and what space you can use before you commit to a date and visit length.
Kansas City, Missouri has many parks, and a birthday party in one of them can involve more planning than a backyard visit. Before you pick a character and a time slot, it helps to know whether the park itself will need paperwork.
Kansas City Parks and Recreation says events held in city parks may need a separate permit, particularly when the event uses tents, stages, concession areas, fundraising activities, or reserved park space. A small family gathering at a picnic table may not trigger these requirements, but a larger setup might. Ask the park or Parks and Recreation directly which rules apply to your planned setup.
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For general park permit applications, the city advises submitting requests at least 30 days before the event date. If your party is in a city park and you are planning a rented space, add that lead time to your schedule when you first choose a date and character. Waiting until the last few weeks may leave little room to get the paperwork done.
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Ask the venue whether outside entertainers are permitted, what space is available for a costumed visit, and whether the character can perform on the grass, under a covered area, or indoors. If your party is in a city park, also ask whether a general park permit is needed for your setup. Choose the character you like best, then fit the visit around the space and the permit answer.
Your program is shaped around your request. Activities and their order may differ from these examples.
