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Saturday 13th February 2027 Private hire 6pm - 8pm

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Saturday 13th February 2027 Private hire 6pm - 8pmPrivate Hire Parties at New Adventure Lands Looking for a truly special way to celebrate? Our Private Hire Parties give you exclusive use of New Adventure Lands the perfect setting for birthdays, school leavers, or family get togethers. Enjoy full access to our play frames, caf, and party areas with optional catering, fun add ons, and entertainment. Choose from our private hire options below and make your celebration unforgettable! Private Hire 350

🎉 Private Hire Parties at New Adventure Lands

Looking for a truly special way to celebrate? Our Private Hire Parties give you exclusive use of New Adventure Lands — the perfect setting for birthdays, school leavers, or family get-togethers.
Enjoy full access to our play frames, café, and party areas with optional catering, fun add-ons, and entertainment.
Choose from our private hire options below and make your celebration unforgettable!


Private Hire – £350
• Exclusive use of the centre for 2 hours
• Available Saturdays 6–8pm, Sundays 5–7pm, and school holiday weeknights
• Optional add-ons:
 – Hot food buffet and party bag – £5 per child
 – Cordial juice – £2.50 per jug or £5 for unlimited juice
• Bring your own food and drinks: +£150 corkage / service charge

✅ Great value for large groups or families who want to run their own private party


VIP Private Hire – £450 (up to 30 children)
• +£10 per additional child over 30 attendees
• Available Saturdays 6–8pm, Sundays 5–7pm, and Monday–Friday during school holidays (5–7pm)
• Includes:
 – Hot food buffet for children (adult meals £5 each)
 – Unlimited cordial juice
 – Free use of coin-operated bumper cars
 – Character appearances
 – Snow machine magic & party games
 – Sweets for all children
 – Large slush for the birthday child
 – Premium £2.00 sweet and party bag for every child

✅ Packed with entertainment and extras – our most popular private hire option


VIP Gold – £550 (up to 30 children)
• +£10 per additional child
• Includes everything from the VIP Private Hire plus:
 – A large colouring board for each child
 – Unlimited free use of all £1 coin-operated ride-on machines (carousel, etc.)
 – Free use excludes vending, claw, or prize machines

✅ Perfect for creative kids who love rides and activities


VIP Platinum – £750 (up to 30 children & 30 adults)
• +£10 per additional child and £5 per additional adult
• The ultimate private hire experience – includes everything from the VIP Gold package plus:
 – Hot food buffet for all adults and children
 – Unlimited hot drinks for adults throughout the event

✅ Our top-tier package – a full family celebration with all the extras


💰 Booking Info
A £40 deposit secures your chosen date and time. Final balance is due on the day of your event.

📅 Ready to book?
Choose your date and package above to confirm your exclusive party booking!


📋 Private Hire Rules & Information
To help your event go smoothly:

  1. Please arrive no earlier than 10 minutes before your booking time.

  2. Parties run for 2 hours and must finish promptly so we can prepare for the next event.

  3. If bringing your own food and drinks, a £150 corkage/service fee applies. This covers setup, cleanup, and waste disposal.

  4. Outside catering must be pre-agreed with management at least one week in advance.

  5. Any damage to the venue or equipment will be charged to the booking organiser.

  6. Adult supervision is required at all times while children are playing.

  7. We reserve the right to end the event early in cases of unsafe or inappropriate behaviour.

  8. If something isn’t right, please ask to speak to the duty manager immediately – we’ll do our best to resolve it on the spot.


🎈 Ready to Celebrate?
Secure your private hire date today with a small deposit and make memories that last a lifetime!
Simply choose your preferred date and package above — or call 0191 259 9966 if you’d like to discuss any custom options.

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