What is Dinosaur Party Entertainment?
Join our Paleontologists for an adventure like never before with our Dinosaur Party Entertainment! Travel back in time with us and learn about the amazing creatures that walked over our planet Earth millions of years ago! This party is perfect for any prehistoric fanatic who likes to learn as part of their party! Pack your explorer gear, goggles, shovels and brushes, and get ready for a stompin’ good time! ROAR!
What Dinosaur Party Games Are Played?
Our Dinosaur parties are so much fun for all ages! Children are sent on a quest to discover all of Jurassic Park’s lost dinosaurs with exciting challenges including Dino Says, Memory Madness, go on a Dinosaur Treasure Hunt and test their bravery with our Dinosaur Party Slime activity (if requested). All games are very versatile and can be amended to suit older as well as younger children.
What Age Does This Party Suit?
We are able to customize our entertainment to suit your group and event.
What’s included?
Costumed hosts Our confident and bubbly hosts will light up the room and get the party started!
Themed games and activities Customised to suit the age group and preferences of the participating children, as well as the space available.
e-vite invitations Included.
Prizes included for all games. Children who win a prize have the opportunity to select their own prize.
Sound system with themed music
Packages and Pricing
1 x amazing character entertainer in full costume is $275* for 1 hour. Suitable for up to 15 children.
Add a second costumed entertainer for just $120.
Additional 30mins: $50 per entertainer.
Travel fee may apply.
Efficient and Organised
The two entertainers for Harry's party were great. They really captivated the children, and were energetic and accommodating. The lady I dealt with (Lis) to organise was nothing short of fantastic. She was very efficient and organised, as well as friendly. Thanks all, you really made Harry's party an event to remember.
Children’s Entertainment Specialists established in Perth Western Australia in 2001.