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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As a Middle Eastern person (and, for the record, the parent of an only child), I am physically incapable of not being a generous host and overdoing it with the food. My child has a diverse circle of friends and classmates — many have parents that work part of the weekend, are raised by single parents, have parents with limited English, live in multi-generation households, etc. — and it’s important to me to make it as comfortable as possible for all to attend and feel welcomed.

With that little rant over, I think it’s totally fine for OP to do as she proposed. [/quote]

Sure you could order 25 pizzas but most people aren't really dying to eat indoor play place pizza so you can't really "over do it" when you're limited to what you can actually serve. No outside food is permitted. That said you try to get the approximate number of pizzas which is why you send out invites to ask who is coming.  If having a party with everyone and their grandmother is important to you, don't do it at Sky Zone, because it's not equipped for that unless you're renting the entire venue out. [/quote]

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