Mascots
87 mascots in full costume. Every character starts at $255 for the first hour.
Compare mascot-style party characters for children's birthdays, from animal and holiday themes to show-inspired favourites, and learn how to pick one that suits your child and your party space.
Abby Monster
From $255
Animal Mascots
From $255
Ash
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Baby JJ
From $255
Baby Shark
From $255
Beast
From $255
Big Bird
From $255
Blue Cat Hero
From $255
Blue Monster
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Blue Monster
From $255
blue pig
From $255
Blue Police Dog – Chase
From $255
Blue Troll
From $255
Bob the Constractor
From $255
Boot Monkey
From $255
Builder Puppy
From $255
Buzz Character
From $255
Cat In The hat
From $255
Cocomelon Mascot
From $255Choosing your mascots
Mascot characters bring a friendly, costumed presence to a children's birthday, and the choice of theme shapes the whole feel of the visit. Some families lean toward animal mascots that feel gentle and easy to approach, while others prefer a holiday mascot that matches a season or a special celebration. A show-inspired character can be the star of a child's favourite programme, and a silly or playful creature can keep a group of younger guests laughing. Each option points the visit in a slightly different direction, from quiet greetings and photos to games and dance-style moments. Thinking about your child's personality, the age of the guests and how much movement the room allows will help you narrow the field. This category page compares the main kinds of mascot themes so you can talk through the options with the team and find a version that fits your plans. The names listed are catalogue identities, so ask which characters are actually available for your date.
Animal and friendly creature mascots
Animal mascots such as hedgehogs, bunnies, birds and turtles are a natural choice for a relaxed birthday. Their gentle, playful look tends to suit toddlers and preschoolers, who often feel comfortable greeting a creature they recognise from picture books. A hedgehog or bird can wave, pose for photos and walk slowly among children, which keeps the energy calm if your party has a mix of ages. Ask the team which animal characters they can offer and whether the visit can include a short greeting at the start, a group photo and a simple dance or wave game. Discuss these ideas with the team so the pace matches your child's temperament.
Holiday and seasonal mascots
A holiday mascot can turn a birthday into a seasonal celebration, which is especially appealing when a birthday falls close to a festival or a themed season. An Easter bunny, for example, brings an egg-hunt feeling, while other seasonal figures can suit winter parties or spring gatherings. These characters work well when the party already has décor or activities built around the season, because the costume becomes part of the story rather than a separate attraction. Ask which holiday mascots are available for your date and whether the team can adapt a greeting or a simple seasonal game to your child's age. Keep the plan flexible so the character can join the party at the moment that feels most natural.
Show-inspired and cartoon-style characters
Many children are most excited by a character from a show they watch every day, and a show-inspired mascot can make the birthday feel personal. Names such as Baby Shark, Cocomelon, Smurf Girl or Red Monster belong to very different styles of entertainment, so think about which one your child talks about most. A character that loves music may suit a dance-led visit, while a more playful character may prefer a chase or hide-and-seek game with a few friends. Ask whether the character can greet each child by name, pose for photos and join a short group activity. Ask which activities suit your child, rather than assuming every character offers the same routine.
Choosing between themes and planning the visit
Once you have a shortlist, compare the themes against your party space, your guest list and the length of the booked visit. The shortest bookable visit on this site is one hour, so plan the activities within that hour and treat any short activity as one part of it rather than a separate visit. A quieter animal character may suit a small indoor gathering, while a bouncy show character may work better in an open room with space to move. Ask the team to describe what a typical hour could include, and share your child's favourite songs, colours or games so the choice feels personal. Discuss these ideas with the team and confirm the details before you decide.
Your program is shaped around your request. Activities and their order may differ from these examples.
Questions parents ask
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Which mascot theme suits a shy child?
A calm animal character, such as a hedgehog or bunny, often gives a shy child time to watch from a distance before joining in. Ask the team whether the character can wave, pose for photos and approach slowly, so your child can choose when to step closer.
Can I pick a character from a show my child loves?
Yes, you can ask whether a show-inspired character is available for your date. Share the character name your child knows best so the team can discuss the closest match and suggest activities that fit that favourite.
How long should I book a mascot visit?
The shortest bookable visit on this site is one hour. Plan your greeting, photos and any games within that hour, and ask the team to describe how the time could be shared across the party.
Is a holiday mascot a good fit for a themed birthday?
A holiday mascot works well when the party already has seasonal décor or a theme. Ask whether the character can join at the start or during a themed game, and confirm which seasonal characters are available on your date.
What should I ask before I choose a character?
Ask which characters are available on your date, what activities suit your child's age, and how the visit can be adapted if the room is small or busy. Ask the team to walk you through a sample hour so you can compare the options clearly.