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    • F Offline
      Fettuccine
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      ks2me:
      Has anyone had magic shows for your kid's birthday party before?

      Who do you hire and is he/she good?

      Also kindly poll how much would you typically spend on your child's birthday party?
      Hi ks2me,

      I'm actually planning a birthday party for my kids in a week time. It all depends your budget and how many kids you are inviting, and if you are providing food for the parents as well.

      I have checked gym party packages but all are around $500 to $800. The cheapest does not include food for parents, about 20 kids, excluding goody bags, etc...

      For magicians, I hired a package that includes magic show, balloon sculpturing and face glitter painting for $350. Not sure if he is good at the magic show yet...but he is good in balloon sculpturing.

      It will be easier on your pocket if you have no particular theme for the party. Cos a theme party will cost alot more. I only bought some Ben 10 decorative/party stuff today and cost me 40 bucks (impulse spending...)

      Then of course after adding the food caterer, the bill adds up to $800 - 1000 or more depending on the number of guests, if you are hiring extra kids tables/chairs or other equipments, goodies, hylium gas tank, etc.

      As this year is K2 final year for my son, so I treat this like a farewell party as well... šŸ™‚

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      • corneyAmberC Offline
        corneyAmber
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        Fettuccine:
        Hi ks2me,


        I'm actually planning a birthday party for my kids in a week time. It all depends your budget and how many kids you are inviting, and if you are providing food for the parents as well.

        I have checked gym party packages but all are around $500 to $800. The cheapest does not include food for parents, about 20 kids, excluding goody bags, etc...

        For magicians, I hired a package that includes magic show, balloon sculpturing and face glitter painting for $350. Not sure if he is good at the magic show yet...but he is good in balloon sculpturing.

        It will be easier on your pocket if you have no particular theme for the party. Cos a theme party will cost alot more. I only bought some Ben 10 decorative/party stuff today and cost me 40 bucks (impulse spending...)

        Then of course after adding the food caterer, the bill adds up to $800 - 1000 or more depending on the number of guests, if you are hiring extra kids tables/chairs or other equipments, goodies, hylium gas tank, etc.

        As this year is K2 final year for my son, so I treat this like a farewell party as well... šŸ™‚
        Thanks Fetticine...the farewell thingy is also what I am doing...hi 5 with you! Actually I did not have exactly a theme party but after pressing the calculator, it's really costly to do a nice party to my horror!!! :?

        Now that I see what you are spending...I feel a bit better...this one is called kia si to spend wrongly... :lol:

        btw, which magician are you using if you don't mind sharing, sounds good pricing... the one I enquired magic show alone is 300+. *thud*

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        • ChiefKiasuC Offline
          ChiefKiasu
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          ks2me:
          ...btw, which magician are you using if you don't mind sharing, sounds good pricing... the one I enquired magic show alone is 300+. *thud*

          Hey, the guy have to eat also lah... not easy trying to survive as a magician these days. šŸ˜„

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            corneyAmber
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            ChiefKiasu:
            ks2me:

            ...btw, which magician are you using if you don't mind sharing, sounds good pricing... the one I enquired magic show alone is 300+. *thud*


            Hey, the guy have to eat also lah... not easy trying to survive as a magician these days. šŸ˜„

            orrgh...means must support then otherwise they become like the dinosaurs...errr...do you happen to be a magician? :lol:

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            • W Offline
              wwcookie
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              My boy attended a birthday party last month where there is a magic show. Very entertaining - even we adults enjoyed the show not to mention the kids - my boy was literally rolling on the floor laughing :lol: :lol: http://www.funengineerz.com.sg/profpopcorn.php

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                Fettuccine
                last edited by

                ks2me:


                ...btw, which magician are you using if you don't mind sharing, sounds good pricing... the one I enquired magic show alone is 300+. *thud*
                Haha, yes his package quite reasonable. I ever come across one that charges $5000 for a posh birthday party package :shock:

                Anyway, I'm not sure if this guys is good with magic shows yet, but seen him doing really cute and unique balloon sculpturing at the Joo Chiat CC fun fair.

                His contact:
                Magic Edutainment
                Richard Lim
                Cell: 9455-6529
                Tel: 6583-9047
                Email: [email protected]

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                  Fettuccine
                  last edited by

                  wwcookie:
                  My boy attended a birthday party last month where there is a magic show. Very entertaining - even we adults enjoyed the show not to mention the kids - my boy was literally rolling on the floor laughing :lol: :lol: http://www.funengineerz.com.sg/profpopcorn.php

                  Wow, must have had alot of fun! I'm looking forward to my kids birthday party next week šŸ˜„ Hope the everything turn out well hehe

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                  • corneyAmberC Offline
                    corneyAmber
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                    Thanks Fetticine and wwcookie....will check them out! šŸ˜„


                    Fetticine...may you have a great party!

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                    • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                      ChiefKiasu
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                      Fettuccine:
                      ...Then of course after adding the food caterer, the bill adds up to $800 - 1000 or more depending on the number of guests, if you are hiring extra kids tables/chairs or other equipments, goodies, hylium gas tank, etc.


                      As this year is K2 final year for my son, so I treat this like a farewell party as well... šŸ™‚
                      :shock: Call me cheap... but I'm totally impressed by how much you are willing to spend on your K2's party. There are even parents willing to spend more than $1000 based on ks2me's poll!

                      Last time hor, we are considered lucky if we can celebrate our 21st birthday. Invariably it involves a cake shaped like a key, ostensibly to symbolize our freedom from our parents, but more usually it marks the beginning of the end of the years of leeching off our parents and the reversal of roles when we were expected to pay \"maintenance fees\" back to our parents instead.

                      So what will your K2's cake symbolize? End of motherhood and beginning of parenthood? šŸ™‚

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                      • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                        ChiefKiasu
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                        ks2me:
                        orrgh...means must support then otherwise they become like the dinosaurs...errr...do you happen to be a magician? :lol:

                        Oh no... other than the occasional disappearing act I can do when my mother-in-law comes for a visit, I'm really quite incompetent as a practitioner of magic.

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