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Sat 30th May 2026Birthday Party Packages at New AdventureLands Choose the perfect celebration for your little one! All packages require a minimum of 12 children and include access to our amazing soft play. DIY Party 12 per child 75 mins play + 45 mins for food Hot food delivered to your private party area at your chosen time No party host parents manage rounding up and serving children Includes hot food and unlimited juice No ice cream or party bags (youre welcome to

🎉 Birthday Party Packages at New AdventureLands

Choose the perfect celebration for your little one! All packages require a minimum of 12 children and include access to our amazing soft play.


DIY Party – £12 per child

75 mins play + 45 mins for food

  • Hot food delivered to your private party area at your chosen time

  • No party host – parents manage rounding up and serving children

  • Includes hot food and unlimited juice

  • No ice cream or party bags (you’re welcome to bring your own)

  • Please note: no option to portion the birthday cake

✅ Great for hands-on parents who prefer to run the party their way


Play & Snacks Party – £13.50 per child

2 hours total

  • No host – a relaxed, flexible party

  • Children can eat snacks whenever they like

  • Includes sandwiches, crisps, cakes, and unlimited juice

  • No party bags (bring your own if you wish)

  • Please note: no option to portion the birthday cake

✅ Perfect for a laid-back, social celebration


Standard Party – £15 per child

75 mins play + 45 mins for food

  • Hosted by our friendly team – we’ll handle everything!

  • Includes hot food, ice cream, party bags, and a special gift for the birthday child

  • Birthday child also gets a free return pass

  • If children finish eating early, they can return to play until the end of the session

✅ Our most popular package – fun, easy, and fully hosted


💰 Booking Info
A small deposit secures your chosen date and time. Final numbers and balance are due on the day.

📅 Ready to book?
Select your party date and time at the top of the page and confirm your booking today!


📋 Birthday Party Rules & Information

To help your party go smoothly:

  1. Deposits: £20 for DIY, Standard or Play and snacks party

  2. Price guarantee: You pay the price quoted when you book, even if prices rise later.

  3. Booking: No date is held without a deposit. To book, simply choose your time slot online. Talk to our team? Call us on 0191 2599966

  4. Deposits are non-refundable. We may allow a change of date/time at our discretion.

  5. Birthday cakes & decorations: You’re welcome to bring a cake and candles (no firework-style candles please). Balloons and banners are allowed, but please avoid sticking items to painted walls.

  6. Party timing: Parties run back-to-back. Please vacate promptly at the end of your slot.

  7. Overstays: Unagreed overstays of more than 15 mins incur a £50 charge per 15 mins. Speak to us first – we may be able to extend your time.

  8. Top-ups: Ask any staff member if you need more juice or assistance.

  9. Guest numbers: We only need an approximate number at booking; we’ll count guests in on the day and charge accordingly.

  10. Siblings: Under-12 siblings must be paid for by their parents on the day. We can add them to your party (meal + party bag) or charge standard entry (£8.95). Let us know your preference beforehand.

  11. Seating: We’ll allocate your party a seating area, which may be upstairs.

  12. Feedback: If something isn’t right, please ask for a duty manager at the time so we can fix it immediately.

  13. Behaviour: Rude or aggressive behaviour towards staff or other guests will result in removal. If it involves a parent or the birthday child, the party will be terminated with full payment due.

  14. Allergies: We can cater for allergies, vegetarian, and vegan meals — please inform us at least one week in advance.

  15. Outside food: Not permitted inside the centre. Please respect this rule.

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