Seeking Party Place for 25+ Girls - Roseville/Rocklin

Try one of the local bowling alleys. It's been a couple years but it was about the same cost as "Pump It Up" at the Rocklin Bowling alley (the old one, not Strikes).

I did 40-ish kids (between 5-8) in my backyard last year. We bought (you can rent) a karaoke machine ... had dancing, singing, games like the limbo and musical chairs for those interested. Of course, that was in June!

Good Luck.

How about a Tea Party at A Dash of Panache in Roseville? They have a dress up closet where the girls get all dressed up in big hats and feather boas and jewelry. They serve finger foods and tea. It's a lot of fun and really cute.

What about John's Pizza place in Roseville near Ashley's Furniture across from the Automall. You can eat all the pizza etc you want (salads and dessert too) and then it has all those types of games you can win tickets for prizes.

I even had fun and both my boys are grown up.

Roxy

I know a lady that will come to your house and do a "girlfriendz" type party. It has been a while since I spoke with her, but I think she might still be doing that. Her email is ____@____.com
She did a stuffed animal workshop for 12 kids in my home and she was great. She is NOT a clown, that is just her email. BUt ask her about the dress up parties at home.

Have you checked out the Roseville Sports Center? They do rock climbing birthday parties, tea party birthdays, plus many others. They are located at 1545 Pleasant Grove Blvd in Roseville. The phone number is ###-###-#### and depending on what time you call, the front desk person can answer some questions, or they'll transfer you to the birthday party line. Cost depends on different factors, but you should be able to keep it under $300. You may even be able to customize with a Yoga Kids party or some other "fitness theme". Good luck!

Olivia's Dollhaouse!!!!! check it out its on manzanita its a dress up place and you can have like 25 girls and parents

You might check into Libby Lou in Arden Fair Mall. Good activies for this age group.

Play in the park near you.

Get dress up clothes from thrift stores.

Have the girls come dressed in there favorite dress-up outfit.

Make necklaces, T-shirts, or other clothes related items. Get ideas from Michael's.

Make sure with that many kids you have some more adults around to help you. Rule of thumb is 1 adult for 6 kids. That way the amount of kids does not become overwhelming and control can be maintained especially if someone or something happens that requires all of an adults attention.

If you need any other ideas feel free to contact me as I have done budget friendly kid parties for over 15 years.
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