Five places in and around Philadelphia 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.
Plan the budget
Pick how many kids are coming. Totals use only the base price and per-extra-kid price each party page lists, before tax, fees and add-ons. Some places count the birthday child or grown-ups too, so check the card.
Party places
Prices, guest counts and what’s included, from each venue’s own party page. Prices often add tax.
Brewerytown
Included: Kids’ tables and chairs, a water jug, a cake stand and two party helpers.
Good to know: Bring your own food, drinks, tableware and decorations.
Devon (Main Line)
Included: A private party room, the playroom, two cheese pizzas, juice boxes, cupcakes, coffee for the grown-ups and a party host.
Good to know: In Devon. Outside food is welcome.
Northeast Philadelphia (Franklin Mall)
Included: A large pizza, a juice for each kid, a balloon arch, paper goods, non-slip socks, setup and cleanup, and a free pass for the birthday kid.
Good to know: $200 non-refundable deposit.
Downingtown (Chester County)
Included: Use of the whole gym, balloons, tablecloths, setup and cleanup, and a free class for the birthday child and every guest.
Yardley (Bucks County)
Included: Two party specialists, food and cake service, gripper socks, a balloon drop and paper goods.
Before you book
A quick checklist for the call or email. Tick them off as you go.
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Kith + Kin (from $600); Le Mignon (from $585); Star Park Indoor Playground (Franklin Mall) (from $400 Monday–Thursday ($450 Friday–Sunday), plus tax); My Gym Downingtown (from $399); My Gym Yardley (from $599). Each card has what’s included and how many kids it covers.
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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 Philadelphia that weekend.
