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Junior Halloween Disco on Fri 30th Oct @ 3pm - 4pm The Ivy House


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Halloween JUNIOR DISCO - extra spooky disco for 3-9 year olds.


Too cool for our Little Halloween Disco? Well join us at the JUNIOR DISCO! Just for 3-9 year olds, we play all of today's top chart hits as well as the most popular scary disco tunes that you love.


There is a bucket load of other stuff thrown in to keep you ghastly skeletons entertained - some screaming opportunity and a "horridly" cool STREET DANCE TUTORIAL - learn some proper scary moves and have a chance to practise them during this thrillingly popular JUNIOR disco! Of course we will be bring out those popular air guitars, bubbles, snow and fireworks!


We've got a DJ song request booth and we even let you loose on the microphone, if you dare! There will be prizes for best fancy dress and a free disco accessory for every child!


Soft drinks and "disgusting" snacks on sale too


The best bit: Mummies / Nannies / Grannies & Dads can be sent to the bar to wait in the friendly pub

(I'm sure they won't mind that). It's up to you!


buy tickets at: www.thelittlediscocompany.co.uk


Prices JUNIOR DISCO

?7.50 p child / ?6.00 per sibling IF booked online in advance - booking fees apply

Prices slightly more on the door

Babies (Under 1s) are FREE


IMPORTANT:

Parents MUST be on-site at all times and are responsible for their children.

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