Tallahassee, Florida
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Our character visits start at one hour, and longer visits are booked in 30-minute increments such as 1.5, 2 or 2.5 hours. Choose the length that fits your guest list and the schedule for games and cake.
Some Tallahassee parks have picnic shelters and open lawns that work well for birthdays. Confirm with the park or center that outside entertainers are allowed and what area you can use.
Halloween is a common theme, and the Lawrence-Gregory Community Center hosts a yearly Halloween carnival. Pick a character your child already loves and discuss with us how the visit can fit a seasonal theme.
An open picnic shelter gives cover from sun and light rain but is not a safe place during lightning. Ask the venue where guests can go indoors on short notice and plan a backup room in advance.
Tallahassee has several city-run community centers and park spaces with different features. Before choosing a character and a location, it helps to know what each site offers and what to confirm with the venue. Our character visits are booked for one hour minimum, with longer visits in 30-minute increments such as 1.5, 2 or 2.5 hours.
The Lawrence-Gregory Community Center at 1115 Dade Street in Tallahassee houses a gymnasium and meeting and activity rooms, and has been a community gathering place since 1959. It is also the site of many special events during the year, including a yearly Halloween carnival. Parents planning a character visit here may want to ask the center whether a gym or activity room suits a party and whether outside entertainers are permitted.
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The Jack L. McLean Community Center at 700 Paul Russell Road is a 20,386 square foot recreation center with a large air-conditioned gymnasium, a weight room and multi-purpose rooms used for meetings, classes and teen activities. The surrounding 52-acre Jack L. McLean Jr. Park includes five covered picnic shelters with grills, two comfort stations, a playground, basketball and tennis courts, two bike trails and a 24-hole disc golf course. A covered picnic shelter is a good spot for an outdoor party, but it is not a lightning shelter, so confirm backup indoor space with the venue.
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The Jake Gaither Community Center at 801 Bragg Drive sits on 120 acres and includes classroom and meeting rooms, a playground, picnic shelters with grills, two lighted tennis courts, a softball field and a nine-hole municipal golf course. It is located about five minutes from Florida A&M University. Questions worth asking include which rooms or shelters are available for a birthday party and whether the grounds suit the planned theme.
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Ask each site whether an outside costumed entertainer may perform, what room or outdoor area is reserved for the party, and how the space is set up for a character to move through. Also ask about power for any sound equipment you plan to use, parking near the entrance, and what indoor option exists if the weather changes on the day.
Your program is shaped around your request. Activities and their order may differ from these examples.
