Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$10 per person.

Way over the top!! CRAZY over..

Do you mean $10 per kid, which is crazy over, or $10 per person working at the party, which is less than we've tipped? We tip $20 per person working at the party (usually 3 people, depending on venue and party size).

Anonymous wrote:$10 per person.

Way over the top!! CRAZY over..

$10 per person.

Anonymous wrote:Just left Skyzone and tipped our party host $10 bucks. That's all the cash I had on me.

I hope he pissed in your ice cream.

Sick of tipping! I have tipping fatigue. Why can't these places just pay a livable wage?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We give the host $20.

Like, as in the host of the party or the people working the venue?

Ding ding ding, dumbest question ever.

NP. While I agree that it's obvious you don't tip the birthday kid's parent, using the word "host" makes it unclear. Nobody who works at such a place is a "host." I think the PP was trying to get the poster to use clearer language.

Anonymous wrote:$20 to each helper.

Same here.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We give the host $20.

Like, as in the host of the party or the people working the venue?

Ding ding ding, dumbest question ever.

We added an additional $20 to our bill at the end of the party.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We give the host $20.

Like, as in the host of the party or the people working the venue?

What? That makes no sense at all. Do you honestly think you'd tip the parent that invited you as a guest?

Just left Skyzone and tipped our party host $10 bucks. That's all the cash I had on me.

Anonymous wrote:We give the host $20.

Like, as in the host of the party or the people working the venue?

$20 to each helper.

We give the host $20.

How much do you tip for a party at BounceU or similar venue? Do you tip the full 20% on the entire bill?