birthday party venue

Hannibal Smith

I may be pushing my luck posting this year, as my near 4 year old may not qualify as a toddler anymore , so mods feel free to break my heart and move if so

Does anyone know of a good birthday party venue for kids? I'm looking for a room type scenario as opposed to a jungle gym type place. My thinking would be to invite all the family and some friends and the guests' ages range from 2 all the way to 12, most jungle gym type places have age/height restrictions which would exclude older cousins.

My other main objective is of course to avoid the massive clean up of a house party

Does such a place exist or am I looking for a glorified function room?

3DataModem

Hannibal Smith wrote: »

I may be pushing my luck posting this year, as my near 4 year old may not qualify as a toddler anymore , so mods feel free to break my heart and move if so

Does anyone know of a good birthday party venue for kids? I'm looking for a room type scenario as opposed to a jungle gym type place. My thinking would be to invite all the family and some friends and the guests' ages range from 2 all the way to 12, most jungle gym type places have age/height restrictions which would exclude older cousins.

My other main objective is of course to avoid the massive clean up of a house party

Does such a place exist or am I looking for a glorified function room?

For our kids third birthday we invited family and friends to Maloughney's in Clontarf for brunch at 11am. Suited all ages, not a 'party' party but everyone loved it.

Moonbeam

There is a place in Celbridge -

http://www.celbridgemillcommunitycentre.ie/Birthdays.aspx
The open farm near Maynooth does parties too.

Local GAA halls usually let you rent their facilities.

January

Local Community Centre might have a room you could use.

Oral Slang

Panda Play Cafe also do parties - may be a bit dear though.

Hannibal Smith

Thanks so.much for the replies.

Never thought of community centre/GAA Clubs and there are loads around here!

3dmodem is it a pub function room? id like a kids setting as opposed to alcohol

oral slang...I'm pretty sure panda have age/height restrictions?

Oral Slang

Hannibal Smith wrote: »

Thanks so.much for the replies.

Never thought of community centre/GAA Clubs and there are loads around here!

3dmodem is it a pub function room? id like a kids setting as opposed to alcohol

oral slang...I'm pretty sure panda have age/height restrictions?

Possibly Hannibal, age group for the cafes is 0-5, so thought it would be within your range, but yes if you've older kids going, then maybe it wouldn't be appropriate.

3DataModem

Hannibal Smith wrote: »

Thanks so.much for the replies.

Never thought of community centre/GAA Clubs and there are loads around here!

3dmodem is it a pub function room? id like a kids setting as opposed to alcohol

oral slang...I'm pretty sure panda have age/height restrictions?

Not a pub it's a lovely child friendly restaurant where you can reserve a large section to yourself. Service was excellent, kids of all ages were welcome.

They have a website.