Decide early how much of the party you want to do yourself. At Kickin' It Kids Gym in southeast Denver the coaches run the games, but the food, drinks and decorations are yours to bring. Baby University in Aurora sets up and clears away on every package, and its dearer packages bring the pizza. Play Street Museum in Lowry offers a bring-your-own package beside ones that supply cupcakes or pizza, and Beat The Bomb includes a drink, a hot dog or pizza and a gift bag for each child. In and around Denver, compare what each price covers as well as the price itself.
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Indoor PlaygroundPlay Cafe
Tumble Haus
★ 4.7(140)·Denver, CO·2.3 mi
$350package
1.5 hoursduration
add-onprivate room (add-on)
from venue website, Oct 2026
Who decorates is the real choice here. On the cheaper whole-space package you arrive an hour early to dress the room yourself and bring the food, which staff then serve. The dearer package is themed and set up for you, with a custom cake or cupcakes. Either way the cafe opens only to your guests. The price shown buys the smaller option, a table for six during the Wednesday and Friday evening play-and-pour hour, with the floor shared.
Players must be six or older, and eight for the paint and foam missions, so this suits school-age guests rather than younger siblings. Teams of two to six play an hour-long bomb mission, then everyone moves to the arcade for an hour of free play. There is no party room: the package reserves seating, and each team gets the video footage from its game rooms along with free photos.
Coaches lead the first fifty minutes of games and activities, then the children get forty minutes on the playground and a final half hour for food and cake. The food, drinks and decorations are yours to bring, though not confetti, glitter or hard alcohol, and food stays off the playground. Your group has the classroom while the playground stays open to the public; only the dearer takeover closes the gym. Book two weeks ahead and pay in full.
Parents who have held birthdays here keep praising the staff, and one family at a first birthday says they helped with setup, serving the food and cake, and cleanup. The cheapest package runs only Monday to Wednesday at five, and like the DIY package it leaves the food and decorations to you. Crafts can be added for a fee, but you cannot bring your own. Over twenty-five children, an extra fee applies.
The birthday child gets a moment on the rink: staff and the mascot lead a celebration over the microphone, and one parent describes all the guests joining in. Two parents who held parties here describe helpful staff. The package holds two tables during a public session rather than a room, and nothing but a cake or cupcakes may come from outside. Parties run on Friday nights and weekend afternoons, and card payments carry a processing fee.
Bring skates or budget for rentals, because skate hire is not part of the package. The skating is a public session shared with everyone on the ice, and the party room is booked for two hours. Hockey fans can swap in a family stick-and-puck session instead. Call or email before paying online: the rink asks you to confirm the session and availability first.
The party room is yours, but the playground and parent lounge stay open to other families during the party; only the after-hours package closes the building. Every package includes setup and cleanup by staff and half an hour beforehand to arrange things, and the second package up adds pizza and decorations. Parties start at ten or two. A first-birthday setup and a smash cake can be added.
Every birthday child goes home with a new pair of roller skates and a month of free skating. The party runs during a public session, at a reserved table with a host who sets up, serves and clears; renting the whole rink is a separate booking. Only the cake may come from outside, and pizza is extra. The booking deposit is non-refundable but goes toward the balance.
Two guests at recent parties here single out how clean the park is. The celebration sits at reserved tables in the open play area, as this branch has no private rooms, and a host helps with setup and cleanup while you bring the cake. The party comes with all-day play, so nobody has to leave when it ends. Every guest, adult or child, needs a waiver, and filling them in online saves a queue in the lobby.
Indoor PlaygroundArcadeFamily Entertainment Center
Chuck E. Cheese – Aurora
★ 3.6(1356)·Aurora, CO·8.8 mi
$99.99package
2 hoursduration
from venue website, Oct 2026
The trampoline zone and the Adventure Zone are not part of any party package; access to them is an add-on. The six-child package gets a decorated table, two hours of games and soft drinks, but no pizza or host, which arrive with the per-child packages. Parties can be booked from one day to sixty days ahead, and the deposit is non-refundable.
