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Birthday Party

My son is turning 3 at the end of the month, and he really wanted to have his party at a Bounce Zone type place. Well, of course mommy waited too long and it is full that day. Does anyone have any other ideas of places I can have his party? I really don't want to do it at home, but I will if I have to. Anywhere in the Carmel, Indy, Noblesville, Westfield, Fishers area. Thanks so much.

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I am swimming with the sharks at Chuck E. Cheese. Thanks for all the help. Next time I will know to book way in advance!!!

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Bounce Planet in Noblesville is one I just found on the internet. I haven't been there yet, but when I mentioned it to a co-worker, she actually lives near the family that owns the place. Everything she has heard is great. Thier website is www.bounceplanet.net Good luck.

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Recreation Unlimited (off of 146th, just passed 37), is a great place for that age group. They have a trampoline and a dozen huge play sets. They even have some play houses and a little train table area for the really little kids. The basketball court area is perfect for any older siblings or other parents that come. When you have a party there you have access to a party room (which has a fridge, very long table- child's height- with tons of chairs, and 2 larger tables for adults or gifts) for 1 1/2 - 2 hours. It's a pretty neat place. Best of luck! C. (SAHM of Jackson 7, Colton 5, and Elaina 2)

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I am not sure if three is too young, but my sister had her son's b-day at Ultra Stars Gymnastics and the boys had a blast! They jump on trampoline's, jump into a pit of foam - great times!

Ultra Stars is on Mt. Comfort Rd across from the airport - if that is too out of the way....DeVeau's in Fishers offers parties and so does Dana Mannix. Both gymnastics places.

Have you checked out any of the gymnastics places. Most offer a party package and are lots of fun. Most you do not even need to be going there. Good luck.

How about Recreation Unlimited off of 37 in Fishers. They can play on the playground equipment. There is also a place (I forget the name)- it's a kids toy store right by the Einstein's off of 96th street- east of 69- I guess they do b-day parties there and set it all up for you. What about a gymnastics center? Pinheads? Just some thoughts!

Bounce Planet, Recreation Unlimited, any gymnastics place (try A+ Gymnastics), Chuck E Cheese, Children's Museum, McDonald's, Ben & Ari's, Pinheads, Monon Center (party rooms are next to the indoor water park).

My advice is to just have it at home. Save money when they are that young and they won't really remember it. When they are that young, they'll have just as much fun at home with friends and you don't really need to go all-out. All our birthday parties so far have been at home and the kids love them. In fact, many of their friends are talking about the parties long afterwards and say they are better than non-home ones they've been to.

Recreation Unlimited, Herriman Blvd, Noblesville

there is a fairly new place where we had our daughter's birthday party called Bounce Planet. Have you tried this one? website is bounceplanet.net.

Recreation Unlimited Has a good area for parties. Its in Noblesville. They also have a web page for info.

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