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Choose a costumed character for your party in Georgia. Explore the visit plan and price, then tell us your city or ZIP so we can check your request.
Start with your town, then explore the character options. Our team checks your request for the party address and date.
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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: 46 parties in 33 Georgia towns.
What parents texted back
it was great, definitely will be booking again !
EVERYTHING WENT GREAT!
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
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Cities nearby Atlanta Columbus Augusta Macon Savannah Athens
From $255 for the first hour
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Some city parks offer outdoor picnic pavilions for reservation. Check the specific park's rules, since neighborhood pavilions restrict items like inflatables and loud music, and confirm that outside entertainers are allowed.
Enclosed group shelters at Georgia state parks have tables and chairs for 50 to 250 people. Confirm the capacity for the exact shelter you plan to reserve.
Covered picnic tables are available at all state parks and a few historic sites. Enclosed shelters add heat, air conditioning, kitchens and restrooms, which can matter for a longer visit or a larger group.
Yes. Ask whether the venue permits outside entertainers and what setup it allows, since rules vary by site and by city or state park.
Georgia offers a range of places for a children's party, from open city picnic pavilions to enclosed state park shelters and event rooms. Each type suits a different kind of visit, so it helps to decide early whether you need shelter, seating for a set number of guests, or simply a shady outdoor spot.
In the City of Marietta, outdoor picnic pavilions can be reserved at a number of city parks for picnics, get-togethers and small functions. Neighborhood park pavilions there come with rules, so ask the parks office whether your planned setup fits before you book a character visit. Georgia's state parks take a different approach, with covered picnic tables at all state parks and a few historic sites, which families often use for birthday parties and small gatherings.
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Some Georgia state park group shelters are enclosed and offer tables and chairs for 50 to 250 guests, plus kitchens, restrooms, heat and air conditioning, and adjacent parking. Event rooms add another option. Panola Mountain State Park's room holds 50 people and offers tables and chairs for a flat rental fee, while the room at Hard Labor Creek State Park measures 30 by 50 feet and seats up to 100.
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Ask whether the character can perform in the space you reserve and whether the site allows outside entertainers at all. Confirm the guest count against the seating limit, and ask what the character might bring to the party, such as storytelling, games or a simple craft, as options to discuss rather than included services. If you plan an outdoor party, consider a covered spot and a backup indoor plan.
Your program is shaped around your request. Activities and their order may differ from these examples.
