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Saturday 9th May 2026 Private hire 6pm - 8pm

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Saturday 9th May 2026 Private hire 6pm - 8pmPay a deposit to secure your private hire at New Adventurelands. The Deposit value will be deducted from the final balance of the party which will be charged at the end of the event. Please use the drop down menu on booking to choose the private hire package which suits you best. If you have any queries, please call us on 0191 2599966 before booking and we can go through the best option for you. On booking, the date and time slot will be locked in for

Pay a deposit to secure your private hire at New Adventurelands. The Deposit value will be deducted from the final balance of the party which will be charged at the end of the event.

Please use the drop down menu on booking to choose the private hire package which suits you best.

If you have any queries, please call us on 0191 2599966 before booking and we can go through the best option for you.

On booking, the date and time slot will be locked in for your party and no further action is needed.

Options:

Private hire - £350

plus £5 per child for hot food buffet and party bag (optional)

Available from 6 – 8pm Saturdays and 5 – 7pm Sundays and school holiday week nights.

Cordial can be purchased at £2.50 per jug or £5 for unlimited juice.

Option to bring your own food and drinks (+£150 Corkage / service charge)

VIP private hire - £450 up to 30 kids

+£10 per additional child over 30 attendees

A bit of everything! This party includes free use of the coin operated bumper cars, a mix of character appearances, make magic under our snow machine, Party games and sweets given away to children, Large slush for birthday child, hot food buffet for children (add food for adults at £5 per Adult), unlimited cordial juice, choice of premium £1.80 sweet for all children and party bags. 6 – 8pm Saturdays and 5 – 7pm Sundays, Available Monday to Friday as well during school holidays only (5 - 7pm)

VIP Gold - £550 up to 30 kids

+£10 per child for over 30 attendees

Take the VIP party and add a large colouring board for each child and unlimited free use of our £1 coin operated kiddie rides (Carousel etc)

Free use of rides is exclusive to Ride on machines and excludes vending machines, claw machines or any machine which gives a prize

VIP Platinum - £750 Up to 30 Kids and 30 Adults

£10 per head for each additional child and £5 per head for each additional adult.

The Ultimate experience for your guests. Includes everything from the VIP Gold party plus we will cater for all the Adults at your party as well.

A plate of food from our Hot food buffet for the Adults as well as the children, plus unlimited hot drinks for your guests for the duration of your party

 

Invitations are available free of charge to collect from reception – We do not post invitations out.

Terms and conditions when booking a party:

Birthday party rules and information to help your party go smoothly:

1. A Deposit of £20 is required to book a DIY or Standard party. For all other party packages a £40 deposit is required.

2. The price you see is the price you pay, If party prices have risen since you booked, don't worry. You will be charged the price quoted on the day you paid your deposit.

3. No party date is held without deposit. To book your space or check availability, the quickest option is to call us on 0191 2599966. We can take deposits and all of the details we need over the phone.

4. All deposits are non refundable. Adventurelands may at our discretion allow for a change of date or time.

5. Bring along a Birthday cake and candles, we will do everything else. (Party bags are not included on the DIY party - Feel free to bring your own ) - Please do not bring Firework style candles, these will set off our fire alarm system. Balloons and banners are allowed but please do not stick banners to our painted walls. Sticking to tables is not a problem.

6. Parties run back to back. Please respect this by leaving promptly at the end of your party.

7. Unagreed Overstays of more than 15 minutes will incur an additional charge of £50 per 15 minutes overstayed. - Please speak to us if you wish to overstay, we may be able to accommodate this depending on how many other parties are booked in. 

8. If you require a top up of Juice or anything else during your party, please ask any member of staff. 

9. We don't need to know final numbers, We only ask for an approximate number when booking to help us plan. We will count your guests in on the day and charge the balance at the end of the party.

10. Siblings (aged under 12) of your guests will need to be paid for. This responsibility lies with the parent not the party organiser. We will charge them on the day at the desk. We offer an option to add on to the birthday party (so the parent pays but it is like they are part of the party - getting a meal and party bag at the end) If you do not want us to offer this option, please let us know beforehand and we will just offer the normal entry price (£7.95)

11. We will allocate your guests a seating area. This may be upstairs.

12. We want you to have a magical experience. However, we know that things don't always go right. If you are unhappy with anything, please ask to speak to a duty manager. We have a much better chance of making things right if we are made aware at the time.

13. Rude, Intimidating or inappropriate behaviour towards other members of the public, your party host or any other member of staff will result in the guilty party guest being asked to leave. This includes shouting at or swearing at staff. If this behaviour is by a parent or the birthday child, the party will be terminated and full payment will be due.

14. We can cater for any allergy as well as Vegetarian and Vegan children, Please let us know a week before the start of your party if you have any children with allergies. We will offer them a suitable meal on the day.

15. We do not allow food from outside the centre to be brought in. Please respect this rule.

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