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Kids Party Venues in London

Find and book the best kids party venues in London

Whether the occasion you are planning is to mark a special birthday, to celebrate good exam results or simply a because-you-can kind of party, we’ve got you covered with our range of fantastic party rooms in London with unique and unusual children’s party venues, that will really help your event stand out from the crowd, and ensure that your kids are left with fond memories that can last a lifetime.We have kids’venues to suit a whole range of different styles, budgets, needs and capacities, including those which come ready-to-go, and those that allow you to be hands on, getting creative and putting your own unique stamp or theme on them. So take a browse through our extensive selection and see what catches your eye.

  • Aldgate

    4th Floor Studios

    Standing 150
    Theatre 140
    Dining 140
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  • Wood Green

    Dominion Centre

    Standing 600
    Theatre 2000
    Dining 200
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  • Fulham Road

    The Courtyard Fulham

    Standing 400
    Dining 200
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  • Hampton Court

    Hampton Court Palace

    Standing 400
    Theatre 150
    Dining 270
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  • Fitzrovia

    One Marylebone

    Standing 800
    Theatre 500
    Dining 350
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  • East London

    Martello Hall

    Standing 350
    Theatre 30
    Dining 70
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  • Brixton

    Landor_Space

    Standing 100
    Theatre 70
    Dining 60
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  • Tower Hill

    Bellavita Academy

    Standing 130
    Theatre 80
    Dining 60
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  • Hoxton

    Museum of the Home

    Standing 1000
    Theatre 500
    Dining 400
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  • Fitzrovia

    Mortimer House

    Standing 120
    Theatre 60
    Dining 60
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  • Westbourne Grove

    Chucs Westbourne Grove

    Standing 100
    Dining 86
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  • West Hampstead

    The Green Room West Hampstead

    Standing 70
    Theatre 40
    Dining 45
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How to Host the Perfect Party For Your Kid

Whether it’s for a five-year-old or a fifteen-year-old, organising a party for your child puts a lot of pressure on any parent. Not only do you want their party a to be something they enjoy, you’ll also be thinking about the parties that their children’s friends have had, and your kid will either want something the exact same, or even better. But hosting a kid’s party doesn’t have to be stressful. Just follow these tips, take a deep breath, and everything will work out just fine.


It Starts With a List


It might be a kid’s party, but it’s still an event, and in order for everything to run smoothly, you’ll need to plan effectively. That means one thing. You need to be organised. To do this, you’ll have to make a list of everything that you’ll need in order to make the party a success. It might seem like overkill but creating a task list really is the best way to help make planning a party a stress-free event. Once you’ve got it all down on paper, you can get started with the actual organising!


Who to Invite


Depending on the type of party, the invite list could either be quite small, or really large. If it is a special birthday or a celebration of an achievement, you’re probably going to need to invite a lot more people. This will of course change the nature of the party which is why it’s a good idea to get the guest list sorted early. If your party is a more casual affair, you can keep the invite list down to a minimum – work with your child to find out who they really want to invite instead of having to bring their the whole class!


Where to Host


Of course, it’s always tempting just to have a party in your own home, but at times that just isn’t going to be possible. Particularly if the invite list is quite large, having to cater for everyone yourself in your house is a lot more work than it’s worth. There are kids party venues for hire in London of all sizes available so you’ll be able to find one that will not only fit everyone that you want to invite – it also won’t break the bank while doing so.


Venue Considerations


If you do decide to go for an outside venue, there are some other things that you’ll need to consider. First of all, it shouldn’t be too far for anyone to travel to. You don’t want your kid to be disappointed when half of the guest list can’t make it. Many venues are designed to host kids’ parties, and this means that they will have their own set of rules that everyone will need to abide by. Make sure that you know what they do and don’t allow to happen on the premises, so you know that all of your party ideas are feasible.


Talk to Your Kid


While you get caught up in the planning, it can be easy to forget the most important part of the whole event; your child. Ask them what they want from their party. If they are quite young, this can be as simple as asking them what colour they want everything to be or if there’s any activity or game they want. As your child gets older, they’ll want to be more and more involved in the decision making, so ask their opinion on things so that they feel that this party is truly theirs.


Catering Options


One thing you can’t forget about when planning a kid’s party is the food. Everyone’s going to be hungry, but luckily kids’ food will be easy to organise. There are loads of caterers who specialise in just this and your venue will even be able to recommend some. Whatever the occasion, cake is always a must, and so look around to find a bakery who will make you a showstopper cake that everyone will enjoy. Parents will let you know about any dietary requirements, but it’s important for you to have a list to hand with all of this noted.


Entertainment


Depending on your child’s age, you’ll need to also think about hiring in an entertainer to keep them occupied for a few hours. Young kids need constant stimulation, and so searching for experts is the best way to go instead of trying to organise activities yourself. With older kids, if you have some projects for everyone to complete, they’ll likely to be happy to get on with things themselves. Once you get in to the teenage years, a disco is always a good plan. Hook a sound system up to your phone and get some lights, and you’ll have a ready-made DJ!


Remember the Parents


With all this planning going on, don’t forget that there will be other adults there! Whether the kids are too young to leave, our they just want to stay and chat for an hour, make sure you have enough food to cater to the adults as well. Having drinks for them is also a great idea. While most will be driving, it’s good to have a supply of tea and coffee on the go for everyone to enjoy and well as seats not far from the children so you can all talk while still keeping a close watch on everything that’s going on.


A kid’s party isn’t something to stress about! After all, they won’t notice if it’s not perfect, the main thing is that they have fun with their friends. There’s no point in competing with others, just create the party that your child wants. Finding an outside venue and caterers can take all of the planning out of your hands, so that all you have to do is turn up and watch everyone have a good time together.