Entertainer's fee for a kid's birthday party?

by **Mum2two2012** » Mon Jan 11, 2016 11:54 am

I have also sent you a PM relating to a recent party I attended. Hope you get it.

by **Mum2two2012** » Mon Jan 11, 2016 11:46 am

I have been going to parties for over 12 years as a parent of 2 children. In November I met Mr Jolly and he was AMAZING. The best I have ever experienced. He kept all the children focussed and entertained for the whole two hours. He can be hired for one hour only as well . He was so enjoyable as well. There is no question who the birthday child is as he focusses solely on them and makes them feel special on their special day. There is no question that he is a little pricey but he also has a wife - Kelly Sparkles and a nephew; Mr Twister who are less money . I have booked him for my son's birthday this year. I am booked , no deposit taken, confirmation emails sent. I CANNOT wait. If you book him and do not like him I will eat my laptop! His numbers are OFFICE: 020 8540 2994, MOBILE: 07768 715 069
www.lollypopparties.co.uk. Good luck!

by **Imagination_LDN** » Mon Jan 04, 2016 1:51 pm

Hi!

We charge £90 for a one hour party with includes singing, dancing, games and story time. All our rntertainers are professional actors who trained at top drama schools so they can really embody your little ones favourite characters.

Check us out at http://www.pureimaginationparties.net or http://www.facebook.com/pureimaginationparties.net

Jess and the Pure Imagination Parties team xx

by **thebuilditworkshop** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 2:33 pm

Hi Isabelle,

We have a variety of packages, including hall hire.

Bouncy castle only with hall - £195
Artful Toddler or Build it workshop party with bouncy castle and hall - £250.

info@artfultoddler.com
info@thebuilditworkshop.com

by **diddidance_swlondon** » Mon Dec 21, 2015 9:19 pm

Hi,

It really does vary depending on what sort of entertainer you want but in London unlikely to be less than £100 for an hour's entertainment. That's what we charge at diddi dance for one hour but we also offer 45 minutes sessions for £80 if you are looking to keep costs down. You could also try having a bouncy castle instead of an entertainer as they are great fun for that age group and will definitely keep them busy for the entire party!

Hope you have fun whatever you decide to do.

Best wishes,
Clair xx

by **IsabelleB** » Mon Dec 21, 2015 1:30 pm

Hi
I'm looking for an entertainer for my child's 4th birthday. How much should i expect to pay for 1 hour? I've found a few recommended ones on the Internet but they all seem so expensive! I just need some help entertaining 10 kids and ensure they will all have fun...any idea? Any recommendation?
Thanks a lot