Children’s party after the summer holidays: how to make it a brilliant party

Children’s party after the summer holidays: how to make it a brilliant party

The summer holidays are over, schools have started again and life is slowly getting back to normal. But for children whose birthdays are in August, September or October, there’s of course still something important on the agenda: the children’s party!

After weeks of holidays, it’s extra fun to bring classmates and friends together again. And where better to do that than somewhere where everyone can get active? At Bounce Valley, you can turn a children’s party after the summer holidays into an afternoon full of fun, without having to organise everything at home.

Back with friends after the holidays

After the summer holidays, children finally get to see their classmates again every day. New stories are shared, friendships are rekindled and sometimes a whole new school year even begins at a new school.

A birthday is the perfect time to do something fun together. Invite friends over and organise an active afternoon where everyone can join in.

No house full of children

Organising a children’s party at home sounds like fun, until you start thinking about the shopping, activities, decorations, food and, of course, the tidying up afterwards.

At Bounce Valley, a lot is taken care of for you. Children’s parties can be booked online for groups of four or more, and the packages include non-slip socks, unlimited lemonade and a present for the birthday child. This means parents can focus on the most important part: enjoying the party together.

A party where nobody has to sit still

After a day at school, children often still have plenty of energy left. An active children’s party is the perfect way to make the most of it.

In the indoor inflatable park, the children can tackle various challenges together and discover their own favourite attractions. One moment they’re trying to beat each other, the next they’re coming up with a new game all by themselves.

This means that, as a parent, you don’t have to come up with a new activity every quarter of an hour.

Also handy as autumn sets in

After the summer holidays, the days gradually get shorter and the weather can become increasingly changeable. This can be tricky for an outdoor party: you can never be sure weeks in advance whether it will stay dry.

With an indoor children’s party, that problem is much less of an issue. The party can go ahead as planned, even if it’s raining outside. That gives you peace of mind when you want to plan the birthday well in advance.

Make the birthday something to look forward to

The summer holidays may be over, but that doesn’t mean the adventure is over too. A children’s party at Bounce Valley gives the birthday child something new to look forward to once the school year has started again.

Invite their friends, choose a party package that suits you all, and together make the birthday a day that will be talked about at school for a long time to come.

Frequently asked questions

Where can you hold a children’s party after the summer holidays?

An indoor venue is handy if you don’t want to be at the mercy of the weather. Bounce Valley has several venues across the Netherlands where you can hold a children’s party.

How many children do you need to book a children’s party?

At Bounce Valley, you can book a children’s party for four or more children.

What’s included in a Bounce Valley children’s party?

This varies depending on the package. The party packages include, amongst other things, non-slip socks, unlimited lemonade and a present for the birthday child.

Can you book a children’s party online in advance?

Yes, children’s parties can be booked online. This allows you to choose a suitable date and time in advance.

Is an indoor children’s party still fun in September and October?

Absolutely. Especially when the weather becomes more changeable again after the summer, an indoor party is a good idea because you’re less at the mercy of the weather.

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