Verona Birthday Parties

Themed adventure parties for all the things your kids like, right here in Verona.

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Verona books Pokémon, Harry Potter, and Spies. We come to your house, and travel from Cranford is $30. We bring the games, puzzles, props, and adventure guides.

What A Party Includes

$30 Travel From Cranford

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One hour, up to 12 kids. A $50 deposit holds your date and comes off the total. Travel is $30.

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How Many Kids

Up to 12 children included, $14 for each extra. We can usually host up to 25 if the space allows.

What's Included

Adventure guides, fun themed games that get the kids moving, plus props and puzzle boxes.

*Favors, food, and decorations stay with you.

Where It Happens

Most Verona parties happen in the backyard. Verona Park, the Essex County park on Bloomfield Avenue, has lawns and paths with room to run. Everett Field and Grove Park are closer in-town options. The Verona Community Center is the indoor plan.

Travel

Verona is 10 to 20 miles from Cranford, so travel is $30. We also run parties in Montclair, West Orange, Glen Ridge, and Bloomfield.

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Parties We Have Run In Verona

Pokémon is the theme we run most in Verona.

Pokémon

Wesley's Pokémon Birthday Party

Wesley's Pokémon party was in a Verona backyard. Most of the kids went straight to the grab-a-claws and stayed there. Wesley ran that path with them. He wanted Sableye, and he only wanted Sableye. He repeated the stations and brought Pokéballs to the catching table until that one was his.

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Rainbow Unicorn

Otis's Rainbow Unicorn Birthday Party

Otis treated the gates like the whole party. We set Unicorn in his Verona yard, and he stood there checking each carrot as it came through. Friends tried to pull him into the wreckage sweep. He shook his head, counted his pile, and stayed at the gates.

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The Pirate Fairy

Josie's Pirate Fairy Birthday Party

Josie wanted to carry the fairy treasure herself, and she kept it. We set the crossing at Everett Field. Kids boarded, grabbed, and ran for the far line while a guide closed in. She held the stash over her head so the field could see who had it, then would not hand it back until we asked twice.

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We change the kids' names when we write these up. Everything else is what happened.