Lego Adventure Birthday Parties
at 62 Goldeneye Drive, Halifax , B3T0E6 Canada
Lego Birthday Parties for Children ages 4-12 years of age. We come to your home/space and look after Everything for 1.5 hours...even the treat bags!
Address and contacts of Lego Adventure Birthday Parties
62 Goldeneye Drive
Halifax , NS B3T0E6
Canada Email
P: 9028180412 Website
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Lego Birthday Adventure Parties includes supplying tons of Lego for the kids to dig into :) making their own Lego backpack key chains that they get to take home, making Lego balloon racers//Lego challenges/Lego scavenger hunt/games (age and amount of children will determine activities). The party is 1.5 hours long and $15/Child (minimum of 10 Children). The price includes taxes, their Loot bags (small Lego themed containers filled with Lego stickers, trinkets and treats), a Lego button and their Lego back pack key chains (all ages make these) We travel to homes, rec/community centers or space of your choice and fully entertain for the entire 1.5 hours. You only need to supply food/cake and we do the rest!!! We work in groups on the floor centered around thousands of pieces of Lego, so no big tables needed. *There may be a small travel charge depending on the area we are traveling to.
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Lego Adventure Birthday Parties is Halifax based place and this enity listed in Landmark category. Located at 62 Goldeneye Drive NS B3T0E6. Contact phone number of Lego Adventure Birthday Parties: 9028180412
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