I have hosted a few parties at Chuck E. Cheese and water parks. I pay for the kids and parents that get invited. If they RSVP I get each kid a game card with $10 in credits and their goodie bag. The goodie bags I give out usually have a personalized item (reusable cups, towels, tshirt etc). If people who didn’t RSVP show up, I will pay for their food but they pay for their kids game cards and they get the downgraded goodie bag (bag with candies). People in both families learned the hard way. Our families were not use to RSVP but after the second party they figured out their kids were miss out. Now every time I send out invites, people RSVP within 2-3 days of receiving the invitation😂

There are places like that open right now? I thought all entertainment centers were still closed

I did that 2x, I paid for everyone who said they'd go, everyone else who just showed up were in their own.

Absolutely. For the kids invited/ rsvp’d. Not parents. But within reason. Food, drinks, treats 100%. But then I’d expect like play limit of a few games, and then I’d cover the rest for my child.
And if i was hosting, I’d do the same. Cover as much as possible, but definitely all the food & drinks.

Yes. I actually had my sons birthday there years and years ago. I paid for pizza, drinks, cake and play cards.

Yes I would, at least the food should be paid for. Did everyone have to pay for a slice of cake too 😂 jp

Only a certain amount like one piece of pizza each lmao 😆 if you wanna buffet then go somewhere eles haha or pay yourself

@blueismycolor, @oggirl.mom, okay I wasn’t sure. I went to a party last night and they didn’t provide anything so I wasn’t sure if I were to have too if I ever did that

Every time we’ve ever gone to a party somewhere like that, they provide pizza and a game card. I would think that it’s expected.