5-Year Old Birthday Party for a Boy
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Anonymous
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Hello All:
We recently relocated to the District and are hoping to give our son a birthday party in the Fall. Can anyone recommend a great place to host a really fun birthday party? At 5 kids love to run-around and be engaged, also, our son is into Spider-Man big time (although we don't have to have a super hero party). I looked into the Smithsonian and the Spy Museum but apparently neither facility does parties for such young children. I would greatly appreciate any recommendations you could share. Thanks a bunch! |
Anonymous
| We did a birthday party for our 4 year old with kids pro soccer, just last weekend, and it was a bomb! Kids had lots of fun. |
Anonymous
I think PP meant that the party was *the* bomb. 
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Anonymous
| Audubon Naturalist Society in Chevy Chase has fun birthday parties. |
Anonymous
| Dynamite Gymnastics may be too far away (in North Bethesda), but they do parties for kids ages 3 and up. They also have a few staff members that will dress up like superheroes (Spiderman is the one I saw) and jump on the trampoline. FUN! The kids love it! |
Anonymous
| We did a "pump it up" birthday blast and everyone, including the adults had a blast. |
Anonymous
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Pump It Up would be fun for kids that age. We did one for our 4 year old in Lanham. There is also a new indoor inflatable jump place in Rockville now.
Chuck E Cheese, or a sports-related party like ice skating? There is a duck pin bowling place in College Park, MD that does pizza parties. |
Anonymous
| The National Building Museum does birthday parties. Or rent out a duck tour of DC and then have lunch at Union Station. |
Anonymous
where's the duck pin bowling in college park? There's one in White Oak, but i'd love to find one closer (great rainy day activity for little ones!) |