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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have been to and seen birthday parties at the park for kids with ton of food served.  OP, you are cheap as hell and grabby.[/quote]

The OP isn't having her party at a park, but at a venue that prohibits outside food.  I imagine she could do a park party with lots of food cheaper than she is doing her laser tag/bounce party.  She is giving the kids an experience much more exciting than a standard playground.

Moreover, it's winter.  Would you really prefer to have an outdoors smorgasbord picnic in January or February?  I imagine the number of invitees who declined that party would make it really cheap.

She's giving the kids an exciting adventure, a chance to play with their friends, and cake.  It sounds like a great time for the kids.  While kids always welcome sugar, I suspect they would rather play than eat anyway.[/quote]

What rubbish, she can spend all that money on laser tag but can't purchase some snacks from the place like chips and pretzels?  Cheap is cheap, no manners is no manners.  I think all the people saying no need to even some snacks are mannerless, cheap a**holes.[/quote]

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