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Little Disco - fun daytime disco for families with under 7s - Sun 11 Oct 3.30pm - 5pm @ EDT


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Little Disco kickstarts its third season back at our good ol'EDT on Sunday 11 Oct. After our summer break we are as energetic as a Duracell bunny!


Go crazy swirling and twirling your little ones around the dance floor and show them how you get down to the latest pop tunes and those disco classics that you love to dance to (go on, admit it!)


If you're a bit rusty and need a warm up before you really show the kids how it's done then the licensed bar will provide you with a little help. Have a drink and socialise with the other big kids while you watch the little kids go crazy on the dance floor from a safe distance. It has also proven to be a great meet up place for groups of friends.


As well as a lively DJ playing dance floor fillers and kids favourites there will be other boredom busting activities such as bubbles, fireworks, snowmachines, games and competitions, prizes and a FREE disco accessory for every child. There are child friendly drinks and snacks available to buy to complete this fun packed afternoon.


Facilities include a quiet room with tunnels and tents for a little time out, nappy changing facilities, a buggy park and a baby cosy corner in the disco itself.


TICKETS: available via www.thelittlediscocompany.co.uk.

PRICES: ?6.50 p child, ?4.50 p adult, ?19.50 p family of 4. Booking fees apply.


Doors (and bar!) open 15 minutes prior to advertised start time. There is an 80s & 90s theme disco taking place at 1pm on the same day if this tickles your fancy more. See website for more info!!


The Disco is upstairs, please look for our logo when you arrive. Please be aware there is one flight of stairs, we can help you with buggies if needed. If you can leave your buggy in the car or at home, even better.


Free on street parking outside the venue and surrounding streets.


We can accommodate birthday celebrations and private parties upon request. Please e-mail [email protected]. Don't forget to spread the word to friends - bring 'em along for even more fun!


To contact the organisers:

Kate: 07794757166

Clare: 0788 444 7935

Email: [email protected]

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