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?Frozen? themed Birthday Parties for ?165* (all in) ? the coolest party in South East London! (*based on 10 children,OR ?16.50 p child, min 10 children)


The kids are still going crazy for anything ?Frozen? which is why we?re offering the best value, coolest Frozen birthday party in town. Having seen first-hand the costs of parties with an entertainer spiraling up to well over ?400 we?re launching our hassle-free, fun-filled birthday parties at less than half of that (*?165 based on 10 attendees)


OUR PARTY DATES for 2015:

Join our very own Elsa at the Little Disco Company?s Frozen Birthday Party on:

* Sat 17 January - 2.30pm - 4.30pm at St Barnabus hall in Dulwich Village - 1 party booking (out of 4) still avaliable

* Sat 14 February - 2.30pm - 4.30pm at St Barnabus hall in Dulwich Village - 2 party bookings still available


HOW DOES IT WORK:

Bring along your birthday boy or girl and up to 15 of his/her friends to join in the fun - we?ll take care of everything for your child?s special day: organising the venue, ALL the entertainment and fun activities, and of course clearing it all away at the end too. All you need to do is send out the invitations and organise a cake!


This is a shared birthday party - sharing the cost of all the activities and entertainers amongst 4 families. We aim to keep each birthday party quite separate and rotate the activities in a fun and playful way. Each child has some individual Elsa time. Very suitable for both boys and girls (activities adapted to age and gender)!


PRICE:

For just ?16.50 per child they will experience 2 hours of guaranteed Frozen-themed fun (plenty for boys as well as girls), arts & crafts, games, a short choreographed dance routine to ?Let it go? and finally a 30 minute Little Disco with a live DJ and disco lights to create the party atmosphere. We include healthy drinks & snacks and of course a party bag for each child to take home.


We are delighted to be working with our local entertainer, Lucy Sparkles (www.lucysparkles.com), to bring you this fantastic and unique birthday event.


If you are interested please visit our wibbly wobbly website www.thelittlediscocompany.co.uk for ALL the details and photos of previous events and get in touch with one of us for a chat on 07794757166 (Kate) or 07884447935 (Clare)

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