re: Kids B-Day Parties

Stars and Strikes- bowling lanes with bumpers and an adult lane. Arcade and every kid gets a $5 card for the arcade, pizza served in-house, all the plates and napkins and sprite and lemonade provided, 2 hours total, full bar for parents, though only me and my wife were drinking, the other parents not so much, but we tried to set the example that it wasn't frowned upon, which usually ends up with a stampede, but not this day.

My kid's 9th Birthday Party in March.

This is how you do it.


My niece's birthday parties are always held at home, but there is a cooler full of beer for everyone. Never a bad afternoon. I'd do that too but then you have to do everything yourself, cleanup, etc. At the bowling alley, you come, you pay, you go.