Birthday Parties

Fun and exciting birthday parties filled with sports, games and activities to keep children active, entertained and smiling throughout the celebration.

Birthday Parties

Fun-Filled Birthday Parties For Kids

Parties are the best thing in children’s eyes and you want to make sure that your child and his/her friends are having a blast. Why not let us take care of the party? We provide the equipment and all the games so you can sit back and relax whilst the guests are running around. If you would like our coaches to be in charge of your party for either 1 hour or 1hr 30min, we will make sure that the party is delivered to the highest of standards.

All our coaches are DBS checked, qualified and experienced so your children are in safe hands.

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66 Football Party

Football birthday parties are a great way for children to burn off energy while having fun, taking part in a wide selection of activities designed for both boys and girls. This party is aimed at children who love to play football with friends and develop their skills with exciting and fun football games. Activities will include warm up games, team competitions and at the end of the party, a World Cup final scenario will take place.

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66 Active Party

As the name suggests, this type of party is aimed at children who love playing fun games with all their friends. The activities are a mixture of famous original party games such as 'Stuck in the Mud', 'Parachute' games such as 'Cat and Mouse', 'Duck - duck - goose!', 'What's the time Mr. Wolf' and many more. If there are any particular games that your child wants to play, you can request this when booking so you can be sure that your child will have the best birthday.

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You can register via our booking system 66.hivelink.co.uk

Children should not attend if they are unwell. Please notify us as soon as possible.

We promote positive behaviour through encouragement and clear expectations. Any concerns are communicated with parents and schools.