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Kids' parties around the city split into two kinds: a hosted party at an activity venue, where staff run the fun and a room is set aside for food and cake, or a home or hall party with entertainment brought in. Many of the activity venues sit in the northern suburbs, around Moonah, Derwent Park, Goodwood and Tea Tree.
Hosted options to compare by age and group size:
For a party at home, a face painter, a jumping castle or a DJ running a kids' disco can fill a couple of hours. Have an indoor plan for anything outdoors, since the weather can change within an afternoon.

Trampoline parks, indoor adventure golf and pottery studios all run hosted parties under cover. A hall with a DJ disco is another warm option.
Prices vary by format: from $16 per person for adventure golf, $25 per person for a trampoline park, and $495 per group for a wildlife park party. Check what food and hosting are included.
Yes, pony parties run on a farm at Tea Tree from $572 per group, with a led ride and games. Group sizes are kept small, so check the limit.
A face painter, a jumping castle or a DJ who runs a children's disco can all come to you. Ask about set-up space, power and wet-weather plans.
Pottery suits older children who can concentrate for an hour or so. Ask the studio about minimum ages and how the pieces are finished and collected.
Groups start from around ten, and the park can cater for much bigger numbers. Ask what the per-group price covers before adding extra guests.