Ours was a last minute registration and a first GoGo Bambini's Ultimate Halloween Party.
The first time Casey was on this Tigger costume was during his first birthday in Bintan, Indonesia. This year, we just had to go as he was outgrowing it. Same outfit but different level of excitement. Now that he could understand the concept of portraying, it made it more memorable. The moment he stepped into it, you just can't erase the smile off his face. Ran to our full-length mirror and merrily stared at himself. He was fascinated with his tiger ears, tail, and big tummy. I told him to roll over, crawl, jump, and growl like a tiger and he was very willing to comply. After several minutes, I told him to take it off first. It had a warm, fleece kind type of material which I thought would make him sweaty and uncomfortable. Nope, he didn't want to. Surprisingly, he managed to be in it the entire day. He got to meet several other kids in different fun costumes and a few in scary ones. Didn't deter him though.
The indoor playground was well-decorated and well-put together. Cobwebs, skeletons, and bats set the spooky mood reminiscent of halloween events I've been to. Kids were running, climbing, crawling, diving, laughing, chasing, and sliding all around. They provided snacks and drinks to fill our tummies.
Right before he got himself sweaty and messy, a guy snapped a polaroid of him right before our family photo. In one corner was a sexy she-devil painting multi-shaped glitter tattoo on kids. After an hour of play, the staff gathered all the kids inside the party room. He and all the other kids get to showcase their costumes with props and got to play some games. Overall, he had a blast and a fun experience! Video below was taken during the 'best in costume' competition.
The first time Casey was on this Tigger costume was during his first birthday in Bintan, Indonesia. This year, we just had to go as he was outgrowing it. Same outfit but different level of excitement. Now that he could understand the concept of portraying, it made it more memorable. The moment he stepped into it, you just can't erase the smile off his face. Ran to our full-length mirror and merrily stared at himself. He was fascinated with his tiger ears, tail, and big tummy. I told him to roll over, crawl, jump, and growl like a tiger and he was very willing to comply. After several minutes, I told him to take it off first. It had a warm, fleece kind type of material which I thought would make him sweaty and uncomfortable. Nope, he didn't want to. Surprisingly, he managed to be in it the entire day. He got to meet several other kids in different fun costumes and a few in scary ones. Didn't deter him though.
The indoor playground was well-decorated and well-put together. Cobwebs, skeletons, and bats set the spooky mood reminiscent of halloween events I've been to. Kids were running, climbing, crawling, diving, laughing, chasing, and sliding all around. They provided snacks and drinks to fill our tummies.
Right before he got himself sweaty and messy, a guy snapped a polaroid of him right before our family photo. In one corner was a sexy she-devil painting multi-shaped glitter tattoo on kids. After an hour of play, the staff gathered all the kids inside the party room. He and all the other kids get to showcase their costumes with props and got to play some games. Overall, he had a blast and a fun experience! Video below was taken during the 'best in costume' competition.
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