
Kids In Casper Can Celebrate Birthdays At Rinks, Theaters, And Ski Slopes
The birthday party game for kids has gotten epic since I was a kid. My parties usually included dinner and cake with the family and maybe a few friends staying over for movies and video games. Since my birthday is in December, I always had to fight with Christmas, so things were pretty low-key.
My sisters, on the other hand, had birthday parties at places like Chuck E. Cheese, an indoor water park, McDonald's, or the bowling alley.

Today's birthday party options around Casper are nearly unlimited. Museums, Jump Craze, the YMCA, Pizza Ranch, and the City of Casper offer different types of parties; you can also hit up Wagon Wheel Roller Skating. Depending on the time of year, you could take the party to Mike Lansing Field for a Spuds game or Hogadon for skiing.
Another cool option is the movie theater, and WyoMovies.com offers party options. The birthday experience at a movie theater is great for everyone, not just the kids.
You can rent a room an hour before the movie for 8 to 20 kids (for more than 20, there's an option different than the normal birthday party). You get popcorn, drinks, and cookies. You can tour the projection room, and the birthday kid gets to start the movie.
If you want to level up the experience, you can make it a Big Screen Gaming party.
Gather your friends on a Saturday or Sunday morning and face off in split-screen gameplay on XBOX ONE. From playing solo in single-player games to multiplayer gameplay like Fortnite or Call of Duty, Big Screen Gaming offers something for everyone.
Not a gamer but still want to join the party? Invite them to come hang out after the gaming and watch a movie.
Invite as many people as you want, limited to auditorium capacity – flat rental fee
Movie availability dependent on current titles. XBOX One console, controllers, and XBOX Live accounts provided
Birthday parties in Wyoming are at the next level.
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