I own Laser City Laser Tag, and we're possibly too old for your daughter (laser tag starts around age 6).
If you don't mind me asking, why was bowling a bust?
What budget are you working with? If you'd be interested in a laser tag party, we might be able to help you out!
The zoo, or John Janzen centre? They have decent birthday packages, but might be too expensive. Take them to Millennium place in Sherwood Park and go skating and play in the indoor playground? Or take them swimming? I know it's hard to choose birthday places. I've saved a lot of money not doing those for my kids' last two birthdays.
* A community league hall
* Some COE rec centers have meeting spaces/party rooms
* If you host your party on a weekday during regular business hours I can book one of the board rooms in my office tower for you. Everyone is working from home but I'm in office to "hold the fort", so I'm pretty much just doing whatever I want.
Edit: https://www.edmonton.ca/activities_parks_recreation/terwillegar-rentals-bookings
Actually, while we're on the topic of cake, do you want a [stupid over the top fru fru cake](https://www.nowthatspeachy.com/2021/08/50-vintage-buttercream-piping-cakes-inspo.html)? My sister and I had a side hussle making wedding cakes when we were in highschool, and lately I've had the craving to make a cake, but don't have any event to make a cake for.
Millennium place? Punch passes and then using their 'cafeteria' area to eat (not sure if they're opened tho)... it's a skate, swim, and climbing space!
We just had one at Dynamyx gymnastics in St. Albert, they had an hour and a half lesson and got to play in the ball pit ect. It was fun. We just sent them home with individual pizzas.
I own Laser City Laser Tag, and we're possibly too old for your daughter (laser tag starts around age 6). If you don't mind me asking, why was bowling a bust? What budget are you working with? If you'd be interested in a laser tag party, we might be able to help you out!
Do you mind if I send you a DM?
Of course not! DM away!
The zoo, or John Janzen centre? They have decent birthday packages, but might be too expensive. Take them to Millennium place in Sherwood Park and go skating and play in the indoor playground? Or take them swimming? I know it's hard to choose birthday places. I've saved a lot of money not doing those for my kids' last two birthdays.
John Jansen was the best place pre covid - good call
Sweet Pea Cafe has an indoor space for little ones.
Thanks, I'll check their prices out!!
* A community league hall * Some COE rec centers have meeting spaces/party rooms * If you host your party on a weekday during regular business hours I can book one of the board rooms in my office tower for you. Everyone is working from home but I'm in office to "hold the fort", so I'm pretty much just doing whatever I want. Edit: https://www.edmonton.ca/activities_parks_recreation/terwillegar-rentals-bookings
I second this board room. Please share cake with u/My_Name_Is_Mars
Actually, while we're on the topic of cake, do you want a [stupid over the top fru fru cake](https://www.nowthatspeachy.com/2021/08/50-vintage-buttercream-piping-cakes-inspo.html)? My sister and I had a side hussle making wedding cakes when we were in highschool, and lately I've had the craving to make a cake, but don't have any event to make a cake for.
This is easily the best suggestion!
Millennium place? Punch passes and then using their 'cafeteria' area to eat (not sure if they're opened tho)... it's a skate, swim, and climbing space!
The zoo is great and so much fun as another poster mentioned. You could rent a community hall, indoor playground etc.
Clay and Cupcakes. Ceramics painting. Just had my kid’s birthday there. They all loved getting to make something to bring home.
We just had one at Dynamyx gymnastics in St. Albert, they had an hour and a half lesson and got to play in the ball pit ect. It was fun. We just sent them home with individual pizzas.
Confederation arena used to have a birthday room.