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Frequently Asked Party Questions ...
Q: Are parents included?
A: Non-skating parents are free at Paris Wheels Skating Center.
Skating parents (and siblings) of the party guests will be expected to pay
for their own admission and skate rental unless they are included on the
guest list provided by the party parents. We know that many families
invite non-skating adults to celebrate with their child. Please keep in
mind that the services and products included in your party package are
for the counted skaters on your guest list. Friends and family that may
attend that are not counted, are not included. We would encourage you to bring plates and forks to share cake with non-skating guests. Additional food and drinks must be purchased through our concessions. No additional food or drinks may be brought into the rink except your birthday cake.
Q: Is the birthday child included?
A: Since the birthday child receives all the same bonuses as the party guests (admission, skate rental, soda, return pass), the birthday child is counted in the final party count. Birthday parties with multiple honorees are counted in the same manner.
Q: My child has a specific party theme, can we bring our own paper products?
A: We use a colorful, generic party theme for our paper products. If your child prefers a specific party theme, please feel free to bring your own.
Q: Can we bring our own food to serve during the party?
A: No outside food or beverages are permitted except birthday cake to serve during your reserved time exclusively in the Party Zone. Paris Wheels Skating Center has a variety of concessions items available to serve your party guests.
Q: We don't have a party reserved at the rink. Can we bring a cake and eat it in the concessions area?
A: We do not allow outside food or beverages inside the rink except for reserved parties in the Party Zone or for private events.
Q: How and when do we pay for our party?
A: A 50% deposit is collected when the party is reserved; the balance is due on the day of the event.
