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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I loved my son's birthday party for age 4: swim and pizza party at a community center (February birthday).  Along with the pizza I had other nice food.  The party room was large and roomy and there was plenty of space.  Swimming for one hour then party room for one hour.[/quote]

I'm going to down vote this one!  I don't want to put on a bathing suit and get in the pool at your 4 year old's bday party.  Which is what I'd have to do since my 4 year old can't swim.  Of course I'd just decline the invite, but still.[/quote]

Another down vote! I hate indoor pool parties. Seriously, no one wants to swim in February, not the parents and not the kids.[/quote]

THIS THIS THIS.[/quote]

Yes! I'd be very unhappy about a pool party in February.[/quote]

Sorry, but we've been to several winter parties at Cub Run Rec Center and the kids have loved them.[/quote]

I hosted a 5 y/o winter birthday party at Cub Run Rec Center.  At that time, my son was in his last year of preschool, and I invited the whole class, which was large.  I made the rec center rules clear on the invitation (that parents would likely have to get in), but I invited people to bring the whole family.  We had a good turn out, and overall I think it was a hit.  I billed it as an adventure, and I think my guests were up for it :)

When my kids turn 3, I've historically held a glorified play date celebration.  We've done pool, our house, and frozen yogurt.  At 4, I've been doing a real party - one had a face painter/balloon maker party in our backyard, another had Little Gym in the winter.  My youngest is turning 4 this winter, so we'll see what she wants to do.  She might want My Gym.  At 5, I had one party with a magician at our house / backyard party, and the other was Cub Run rec center above.

IDK where you live, but we enjoy Hidden Oaks and Hidden Pond parties as well. [/quote]

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