Madison, Wisconsin
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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: 6 parties in 6 Wisconsin 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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That depends on the specific park or venue. Statewide DNR facilities are reservable for group events, but you should confirm with the park office whether a costumed entertainer may perform in the area you reserve.
Our character visits start at one hour and can be extended in half-hour steps, so a 1.5, 2, or 2.5 hour visit is available. Your choice should fit your guest list and the length of the party.
Options can include a meet-and-greet, a short show, games, or a simple group activity. These are possibilities to discuss, not a fixed package, so describe what matters most to your guests when you talk about the visit.
Ask the venue for its weather plan, whether there is a covered area for the performance, and whether the space is open or enclosed. An open picnic shelter is useful for shade but is not a safe place to wait out a storm.
Madison has plenty of room for a kids' party, but the right setting depends on your guest count, the season, and whether the place you choose welcomes outside entertainers. Start with the venue, then pick a character and shape the visit around the space you actually have.
Wisconsin's state parks and forests are run by the DNR at the statewide level, so their rules are not specific to Madison. Many of them have facilities that can be reserved for large group picnics and family gatherings, and nearly all have picnic areas that are accessible to people with disabilities. If you are considering a park, ask the park office which picnic area or shelter you would reserve, whether it is open or enclosed, and whether a costumed entertainer may perform there. Those answers depend on the specific park and its rules, not on the statewide summary.
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Shelters and amphitheaters differ a lot from one park to the next. At Kohler-Andrae State Park, near Sheboygan rather than Madison, there is an open shelter, an enclosed shelter, and an outdoor amphitheater that can be reserved, along with an accessible picnic site at the beach. Those details apply only to that park. If you are looking at a similar facility closer to home, ask whether it is open or enclosed, how much space there is for a performance, and whether it has a plan for weather.
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Before you book a character, check a few practical points with the venue: whether outside entertainers are allowed, where a performer can set up, how long the reservation runs, and whether there is an electrical outlet if your character needs music. Ask the same questions of any community room or private hall you are considering. The answers will shape how you plan the visit.
Your program is shaped around your request. Activities and their order may differ from these examples.
