GymBus

Kids have been going crazy over the GymBus for over 20 years. To this day we still have adults coming up to us remembering the fun they had on the bus as kids at their birthday party and they are memories, your kids will never forget. We’ve been doing kids birthday parties for over 20 years, BECAUSE for one reason? THE KIDS LOVE IT! & YOU WILL TOO! To find out more, visit us at http://www.gymbus.com.au

At Gymbus, besides “free play” we have a whopping collection of birthday party games and activities our qualified instructors play with the kids. The end results are smiles and memories that last a lifetime!  Want to know more, visit us at http://www.gymbus.com.au

GymBus - the place to be during show to keep the kids entertained! We guarantees to keep them having a ball and hand them back contented! For more info Call 0429 770 277 or visit -  https://gymbus.com.au/

Come and see the new "GymBus Ninja Park" at the Perth Royal Show 22nd Sept to 29th Sep 2018 (Roberts Ave and Saunders Rd near the Dairy Pavilion) For more details, please visit -  https://gymbus.com.au/

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               1. NO PLAN “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail!” is a famous quote by Benjamin Franklyn and never were truer words spoken. Unlike many things in life, your child’s birthday is definitely going to come around every year on the same date, so you have no excuse for not planning well in advance. Write a plan of action steps, then like a project manager, write what you need to do and by when. Put your plan up where everyone can see it, then like an Advent Calendar, not only will everyone in the family know where you’re at with the plan, but it will help build the excitement as they see the plan taking shape as the big day draws near. It might also explain why you’re stressed – win-win! Recommendation: write an action plan, then write another plan in case your action plan fails, like what to do if your party is at a park and it rains. 2. DON’T PLAN EARLY ENOUGH If I had a dollar for every parent who...

If you son or daughter is a keen AFL fan and their birthday coincides with the September footy finals frenzy, why not capitalize and have an AFL footy themed birthday party. At the end of the home and away season, AFL team merchandise is usually on sale so check out your team store at Subiaco Oval, at specialty merchandise stores and keep an eye open for online sales on the club websites as well. In Perth, don’t take it for granted that guests will be either Dockers or Eagles supporters. Be sure that all clubs are represented if you are going to use club merchandise as prizes. K Mart, Target, Big W and discount stores like The Reject Shop, Red Dot and Best and Less have a huge range of Dockers and Eagles paraphernalia at reasonable prices as well as a token range from other clubs. Read more about  AFL Boys or Girls Birthday Party in Perth .

If you son or daughter is a keen AFL fan and their birthday coincides with the September footy finals frenzy, why not capitalize and have an AFL footy themed birthday party. At the end of the home and away season, AFL team merchandise is usually on sale to clear out current stock. So check out your team store, and keep an eye open for online sales on the club websites as well. Best and Less, Big W, Target and discount stores like The Reject Shop and Red Dot have a range of football paraphernalia at reasonable prices.  You will have to be mindful that you have ALL clubs represented if you are going to use club merchandise as prizes.  Read more about   AFL Boys or Girls Birthday Party .