Miami, Florida
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Tell us your kid’s age, pick a character parents of that age book most, and see a sample program with the price. We’ll confirm the activities for your party.
Your program is shaped around your request. Activities and their order may differ from this example.
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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: 89 parties in 54 Florida towns. 3 of them in Miami.
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From $255 for the first hour
Book with $86.70 today, the rest in cash on party day. We confirm the performer and the time with you.
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Tell us your kid’s name and how to say it, what they love, and what makes them shy. Your notes go to the performer with the booking, so the hour is about your kid.
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The current first hour starts at $255 per character. Every additional half-hour adds $80. Choose up to seven hours. Your estimate shows the full price before you enter contact details.
You can pay online when you’re ready to book. The checkout shows your deposit and the balance to pay the performer on party day.
An estimate is a price calculation. It does not confirm availability. Your character, date and location need confirmation separately.
Check the character page for its published activity list. The published program is a sample. We confirm the activities, materials and timing for your visit with you separately.
Add a note about the welcome that suits your child. You can request a gentle introduction, time to watch and a quieter first moment.
Discuss the venue and an indoor backup. Check the venue rules yourself, including shelter reservations and any permission needed for entertainment.
An exciting entrance, a favourite character and a birthday moment just for your child: start with what would make them smile, then shape the Miami party around it. A superhero can suit a group ready for playful action; a princess or familiar mascot can be a starting point for a gentler welcome. These are ideas to discuss, with the programme adapted to your request.
Use the character choices above to compare favourites, then share your date, location and approximate guest count in the planner. A party at home, in a rented room or at a park needs a different arrival and gathering space. The tips below help you compare those settings, prepare for local conditions and explain your plans to the venue. Check the specific facility's requirements before arranging an outside entertainer.
Begin with the birthday child's favorite stories, animals, or heroes, then look for a costumed character whose personality matches that interest. A child who loves rescue stories may respond best to a familiar mascot and a small rescue-themed game to discuss with the team. A child who is shy may enjoy a gentle character who waves first and invites a few friends to come closer one at a time.
The greeting sets the tone for the whole visit. Ask whether the character can arrive, say hello to the birthday child by name, and offer a simple moment such as a high-five, a handshake, or a short story told at eye level. Share a few facts about the child, like a favorite color or pet, so the character can bring them up naturally.
If the outdoor option is not available, an indoor room or a private home can make a wonderful setting. Choose a space large enough for the children to gather in a half circle around the character while still leaving room for a few moves. A quiet corner away from the kitchen will help the younger guests settle in.
Think about what the room needs before the visit: a comfortable place for the character to sit or stand, a clear route for arrivals, and a table where you can keep props and the birthday cake away from the play area. Ask the venue how the space is set up and whether it can be used for a private event.
Your program is shaped around your request. Activities and their order may differ from these examples.
