My Gym Kendall
Kendall
Included: Use of the whole gym and two party specialists.
Good to know: Kids under 3 need an adult with them.
Five places in and around Miami and Fort Lauderdale that host birthday parties for little kids, with what each one’s own party page says: the starting price, how many kids it covers, how long you get and what’s included. Prices change and many add tax or fees, so treat them as a starting point. No one pays to be listed here.
Party places
Prices, guest counts and what’s included, from each venue’s own party page. Prices often add tax.
Kendall
Included: Use of the whole gym and two party specialists.
Good to know: Kids under 3 need an adult with them.
Miami Lakes
Included: Two teachers, balloons, paper goods, cheese pizza, juice or water, and cake and food service.
Good to know: The Sunday Deluxe package is $729.
Watson Island
Included: A museum host, a decorated room with paper goods, a make-and-take art project, museum play time and a gift for the birthday child.
Good to know: Weekend parties at 11 a.m. or 3 p.m. Food has to come from the museum’s catering menus.
Downtown Fort Lauderdale
Included: Two cheese pizzas, three 2-liter drinks and a cake.
Good to know: Saturdays and Sundays.
Plantation
Included: An art workshop with a take-home project, two party hosts, a gift pack for the birthday child and guest passes for a later visit.
Good to know: In Plantation. Fridays 4–6 p.m. and weekends at 11 a.m. or 4 p.m.
Before you book
A quick checklist for the call or email. Tick them off as you go.
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Good questions
My Gym Kendall (from $519); Miami Children’s Museum (from $650); Museum of Discovery and Science (from $575 ($550 for members)); Young At Art Museum (from $600 ($500 for members)). Each card has what’s included and how many kids it covers.
Miami Children’s Museum and Museum of Discovery and Science say so on their party pages: Miami Children’s Museum: 1–10; Museum of Discovery and Science: Party programs for kids 3–12.
Open-play prices, toddler times, sock rules and toddler classes for a normal visit are on indoor play places in Miami.
No. We list places from their own party pages, and nobody pays for a spot or a better position.
Each listing comes from the venue’s or organizer’s own page and links to it. We only list a date, time or price when that page shows it, and anything we can’t confirm stays off. These were last checked Oct 29, 2026, and we recheck them every three months. How we choose and check.
One short email every Thursday evening with the best things to do with little ones in Miami that weekend.